The man in Jesus's parable did everything right by the world's standards — he worked hard, planned carefully, and built for the future. But Jesus called him a fool. Why? Check out this week's sermon from Triumphant Cross Lutheran as Pastor Steve unpacks the Parable of the Rich Fool alongside Ecclesiastes and Colossians — and what it means to be 'rich toward God' instead of just rich.
Are you wandering in a spiritual desert? 🌵 Whether you are a "Martha" running on fumes or an "Abraham" waiting for a miracle, remember: God’s promise to you in Baptism is the "better part" that won't be taken away.
'Go away from me, Lord — I am a sinful man.' That was Peter's response when Jesus filled his nets beyond all expectation. And it's probably the most honest thing any of us could say in the presence of God. Check out this week's sermon from Triumphant Cross Lutheran as Pastor Steve explores Isaiah's 'Here am I, send me!' alongside Peter's call on the lake — and why grace always comes before the calling.
The only difference between me and the guy at the corner bar is that I'm better at hiding my sins.
Leadership in the Kingdom of God looks different than the corporate world. It’s not about immediate gratification or wants; it's about identifying the deepest needs of the soul and the community. This week's sermon review explores the Harder Right and the true cost of discipleship.
This sermon, explores the themes from the Wedding at Cana (John 2) and Paul's letter on spiritual gifts (1 Corinthians 12). The core message centers on God's transformative power, His abundant and surprising grace, and the call for believers to use their diverse, Spirit-given gifts for the benefit of the community.
