Gideon Summer, Part 3: Bold Moves // Mike Weaver
St. Luke Columbus Sermon Podcast
Release Date: 06/13/2021
Why Church? Part 2: Belonging // Mike Weaver
St. Luke Columbus Sermon Podcast
St Augustine said the church existed from all eternity whenever people loved one another. The unconditional love and acceptance we share with one another is where Christ dwells fully among us. The church is an alternative community where we love as Christ loves. Out of this love flows genuine community established on the foundation of unconditional love and acceptance. Subscribe to stay updated with the latest content. Follow St Luke Lutheran Church:
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Why Church? Part 1: Hope // Steve Brown
St. Luke Columbus Sermon Podcast
In our lives that are so often fickle and uncertain, the discipline of regularly attending church fills us with God’s unwavering and certain hope. Each week, as we hear, see, taste, smell, and feel the gospel of Jesus, the solid foundation of a confident hope is fortified within us. Subscribe to stay updated with the latest content. Follow St Luke Lutheran Church:
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Psalms for Ordinary Life, Part 5: Adjusting to Things Beyond our Control // Mike Weaver
St. Luke Columbus Sermon Podcast
One of the most fundamental skills in life is to be able to adjust well to things beyond our control. Our lives are filled with circumstances beyond our ability to control them. We experience situations that are adverse, often we end up feeling helpless and frustrated, wondering what to do next. Psalm 131 and Jesus’ experience before his crucifixion show us how to adjust our attitudes and outlooks as we experience adversity. Subscribe to stay updated with the latest content. Follow St Luke Lutheran Church:
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Psalms for Ordinary Life, Part 4: Mirror and Window // Steve Brown
St. Luke Columbus Sermon Podcast
As we grind through our daily lives, we screw up. In our self-centered drive, we violate God’s values and hurt others. In the mirror of honest self-reflection, we see what we intuitively know about ourselves – we fall short of God’s way of living. If we were left with only the mirror of honest self-assessment, we would have no hope and we would fear our deserved judgment. In Christ, the condemning mirror becomes a window to see God’s unfailing love for us. Subscribe to stay updated with the latest content. Follow St Luke Lutheran Church:
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Psalms for Ordinary Life, Part 3: The Joy of Community // Mike Weaver
St. Luke Columbus Sermon Podcast
In this new post-pandemic/resurgence world, the need for the touch of community seems even more important than ever. After a year and a half of keeping our distance from one another there is a hunger to be in the presence of one another. Community cannot be fully formed at a distance, or through a screen. True community and the blessings of community occur when we are present with and for one another. We were designed for community and in community we find grace, peace, and belonging, and extend the same to others. Subscribe to stay updated with the latest...
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Psalms for Ordinary Life, Part 2: For Those of Anxious Toil // Steve Brown
St. Luke Columbus Sermon Podcast
In our culture, we have a tendency to worship our work, work at our play, and play at our worship. This leads to work that can be anxious toil. Psalm 127 and the other passages point towards God’s way out for those of anxious toil. Subscribe to stay updated with the latest content. Follow St Luke Lutheran Church:
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Psalms for Ordinary Life, Part 1: The Journey of Life // Mike Weaver
St. Luke Columbus Sermon Podcast
Life can be overwhelming at times, so much so that we search for relief from the fears, pressures and worries that face us. Psalm 121 invites us to focus on God who not only gives us all things, but also protects us everyday of our lives. We abide in peace as we trust God Subscribe to stay updated with the latest content. Follow St Luke Lutheran Church:
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Never Go Hungry // Steve Brown
St. Luke Columbus Sermon Podcast
We repeatedly grow physically hungry when we have not eaten physical food. In this sense our appetites are insatiable. The same is spiritually true when we find our primary satisfaction and security in the work we do and the fleeting experiences of this world. We continue to hunger for more to fill the black hole inside of us. Subscribe to stay updated with the latest content. Follow St Luke Lutheran Church:
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How God Moved In Me This Summer // St Luke Students
St. Luke Columbus Sermon Podcast
This past year has been a year unlike anything we have had to deal with. Our world has changed, but God never changed. This Sunday we will look at what God did in the lives of these students in midst of the change we’ve all experienced. Subscribe to stay updated with the latest content. Follow St Luke Lutheran Church:
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Flourishing Spirituality // Mike Weaver
St. Luke Columbus Sermon Podcast
In the midst of unrelenting change and challenge in our culture today, many people are feeling overwhelmed, tired, and burned out. It can be a challenge to flourish in life today, especially spiritually. One-third of church-going adults have seen a decline in their spiritual life over the past few months, according to a Barna Report of the spiritual state of Columbus. The wisdom of Psalm 1 and the teaching of Jesus show us how we might all deepen our spiritual lives and flourish even during challenging times like these. Subscribe to stay...
info_outlineGideon, the mighty reluctant warrior, acts. He’s commanded by God to do something that frightens Gideon, “Tear down your father’s altar to Baal and cut down the Asherah pole beside it” (Judges 6:25). Sometimes, the first boldest move God asks us to do isn’t feeding 5000, it is internal, as we self-differentiate ourselves from our families and friends to become the people God asks us to be.
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