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Two very different advents

Posted on November 29, 2020 by Rev. Paul Rydecki

Sermon (audio) Download Sermon Service(video) Download Service Download Bulletin Sermon for Ad Te Levavi – Advent 1 Romans 13:11-14  +  Matthew 21:1-9 We enter the Advent season again this year with purple on the altar, and on the pulpit, and … Continue reading →

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The contrasts of Christ’s Advents

Posted on December 1, 2019 by Rev. Paul Rydecki

Sermon (audio) Download Sermon Service(video) Download Service Download Bulletin Sermon for Ad Te Levavi – Advent 1 Jeremiah 33:14-18  +  Romans 13:11-14  +  Matthew 21:1-9 “It’s high time to awake out of sleep,” St. Paul wrote in today’s Epistle, because … Continue reading →

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Awake for the arrival of the King of grace, King of glory

Posted on December 2, 2018 by Rev. Paul Rydecki

Sermon (audio) Download Sermon Service(video) Download Service Download Bulletin Sermon for Advent 1 – Ad Te Levavi Romans 13:11-14  +  Matthew 21:1-9 Today is the First Sunday in Advent, the season of penitent preparation for Christ’s “coming.” We’re preparing to … Continue reading →

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O Lord, how shall I meet Thee?

Posted on December 3, 2017 by Rev. Paul Rydecki

Sermon (audio) Download Sermon Service(video) Download Service Download Bulletin Sermon for Ad Te Levavi (Advent 1) Romans 13:11-14  +  Matthew 21:1-9 The Christ is coming. That was the focus of the Old Testament. Throughout the Old Testament, God sent His … Continue reading →

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Nearer now than when you first believed

Posted on November 27, 2016 by Rev. Paul Rydecki

Right Click to Save Sermon for Ad Te Levavi – Advent 1 Romans 13:11-14  +  Matthew 21:1-9 The new Church Year begins today—and it does not begin with Christmas. The world, for its own reasons, is anxious to celebrate Christmas—or rather, … Continue reading →

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