A brief homily for Palm Sunday. A blessed Holy Week to all who listen.

Our final lesson on absolution for this year, dealing with excommunication. While it's a difficult topic, especially in our modern context, it's not the horrible punishment that people think that it is. So give this lesson a listen if you want to find out more about it.

Our third catechetical lesson on Holy Absolution, dealing with the office of the keys. The reading is from Numbers 21:4-9

Jesus' opponents tried to convince the crowd that He was a Samaritan and demon-possessed. This isn't just something that is done by someone who doubts what Jesus says, this is straight from Satan Himself. Give this sermon a listen to find out more about this and hear how Satan still tries this tactic today.

Jesus provides for the people on the mountain, but what does He provide? Why does He provide it? Does He still continue to provide for His people? Give this sermon a listen to find out a bit more.

Our second catechetical instruction on Confession and Absolution. The 5th chief part of Luther's Small Catechism. If you would like a refresher on Holy Absolution, give this lesson a listen.

The sermon from the joint Annunciation service in our circuit in SE Kansas. Delivered to the saints gathered at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Hepler, KS. A little bit of Christmas for you in the middle of your Lenten season.

Demons are real, and it's not safe to play with them. Jesus overcame the demons in today's reading, but those who were on the demon's side were not happy. Is it truly any different today? If any of this piques your curiosity, give this sermon a listen.