St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Current Sermon Series: Wounds That Heal
What is the Message?
Not all wounds are bad. A skilled surgeon takes a deadly sharp scalpel and cuts through flesh and muscle. The result of that wound: not harm, but healing. In the same way, we often say that words cut us to the heart. Words can wound. Sometimes, however, those painful words provide the very healing we need.
“Jesus went through the towns and villages, teaching as he made his way to Jerusalem” (Luke 13:22). Jesus knows that when he gets to Jerusalem, he is going to die. So, with a sense of extreme urgency, Jesus shares truths we need to hear, even though it hurts to hear them. In this series, we might not like everything that Jesus says. Yet, to ignore what Jesus teaches is to court eternal death. Hard as it may be, let us listen and take all that Jesus says to heart. For while Jesus speaks words that wound us, his intent is to heal our very soul.

Monthly Sermon Series: Stewardship Legacy

What is the Message?
Stewardship is the lifelong management of all the resources God has given us. That includes a quickly-depleting resource called “time.” So much competes for it. Taking the time to manage the time we have left has huge implications on how we individually and as a church use it for Christ and each other.
“A Time for Everything” is a stewardship series to draw attention to the precious time we have left in our lives. Called workers and church leaders will find worship and bible study resources for their congregation to consider these important times:
- A Time to PRIORITIZE
- A Time for PERSPECTIVE
- A Time to PLAN
- A Time to PAUSE
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