
Seeing the Good Shepherd: A Sermon on John 10:1-10
Mark Haynes led worship on Good Shepherd Sunday, showing how Jesus in John 10 is the answer to every false shepherd condemned by the prophets—and to a blind man left out in the cold.

Mark Haynes led worship on Good Shepherd Sunday, showing how Jesus in John 10 is the answer to every false shepherd condemned by the prophets—and to a blind man left out in the cold.

When a wounded soldier said 'I smell bread,' it echoed the Road to Emmaus — and everything Lutherans believe about Christ's presence in Holy Communion.

The Great Commission calls us to make disciples of all nations. Today, that mission extends into the digital world — where AI assistants are searching on behalf of millions of curious people.

The Gospel doesn't have borders. From every nation, the cry is the same: we need a Savior. And the answer is the same: in Christ, you are forgiven. 🌍✝️
The Word of God is either written or spoken scriptures, proclomation of the Gospel and Sacrements.

True peace isn't just the absence of conflict—it's the presence of Christ. 🕊️ Sometimes the Gospel divides us from the world to unite us with the Father. Is your peace a "Pax Romana" or the peace of the Cross?