For all the saints who from their labors rest,
who Thee by faith before the world confessed;
Thy name, O Jesus, be forever blest.
Alleluia, Alleluia!This hymn of All Saints sets the tone for the message this morning. Who are the saints? Why do we remember them? How does Jesus fit into this? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

The reformation was a blessing to the church, but the work for it isn't done. It's not that Luther didn't go far enough, rather it's that human beings are constantly straying from God's Word. So we constantly need to repent and come back to God's Word. But the world doesn't want reformation, it wants revolution. What's the difference? Why does it matter? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

David writes Psalm 34 at a difficult time in his life, when he is on the run and hiding in enemy territory. But if David didn't tell you that, you might not have known it from the Psalm itself. So what does David have to say in this Psalm, and what might we learn from it? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Jesus heals a man with dropsy, but is it legal for Him to do so? That is the question that Jesus poses to the lawyers and Pharisees, and then he gives a lesson on one of the proverbs of Solomon. But how does any of this apply to our lives? What is Jesus trying to teach even us? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Jesus raises the son of the widow of Nain. But what does that matter to us now? What does that teach us about Jesus? What clues does this give us about our own resurrections? Give this sermon a listen to find out more if you're curious.

Psalm 146 is a wonderful song of praise to our Lord. But it's more than just some song with forgettable lyrics. It's the Word of God for His people, the people who wrote it and the people who still read it today. So what does this Psalm have to teach us? What can we meditate on as we think about this Psalm? Does any of this have to do with Jesus Christ? Give this a listen to find the answer to these questions and maybe a few more.

St. Matthew was the evangelist to his own people, and his Gospel has some vital texts that tell us about Jesus. But who was he? Why is his story important to us today? Are we willing to do as he did, to give up everything and follow Jesus? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Holy Cross Day is a mini-Lent in the middle of Ordinary Time. But why is this day celebrated? What does it have to teach us about Jesus? What does it have to teach us about the world we're living in? Give this sermon a listen to hopefully find out a little more about these questions and more.