On the night before He died, Jesus didn't pray for Himself first — He prayed for you. John 17 is one of Scripture's most intimate passages, a window into what Christ truly wants for His people. Howard Young unpacks what Luther called a 'warm and hearty prayer' — and what it means that God, not you, is the one doing the sanctifying. Check out this week's sermon from Triumphant Cross Lutheran!
November 6, 2022 Sermon at Triumphant Cross Lutheran Church, Dothan AL https://triumphantcross.net This video from ...
We live in a world that promises freedom but delivers new chains. The Gospel turns that upside down — Jesus doesn't offer a self-help program; He offers a rescue. Check out this week's sermon as Pastor Steve unpacks what it truly means to be set free by the grace of God.
"God, be merciful to me, a sinner." It’s a prayer we say every Sunday, but do we believe it? Check out this week’s sermon review on how God meets us not in our "put-together" moments, but in our emptiness. Come as you are, leave justified by His grace. 🕊️
Leadership often requires persistence, but spiritual growth requires a different kind of tenacity. In this review, we explore the 'boxing' metaphors in Jesus's parables and how prayer serves to transform the leader rather than the Provider. A deep dive into justice and faith.
Have you ever felt too far gone to be used by God? Peter denied Jesus three times. Saul hunted Christians for sport. Yet the risen Christ sought them both out — not to lecture them, but to restore and commission them. Check out this week's sermon from Triumphant Cross Lutheran as we explore what Easter really means for people who have failed: not a second chance to do better, but a Savior who makes all things new.
