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The value of each sinner who repents

Posted on June 21, 2015 by Rev. Paul Rydecki

right-click to save, or push Play Sermon for Trinity 3 Micah 7:18-20  +  1 Peter 5:6-11  +  Luke 15:1-10 Today is a day for rejoicing. It happens to be Father’s Day, and it may be that some of you are … Continue reading →

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The one whom God forgives

Posted on June 16, 2013 by Rev. Paul Rydecki

right-click to save, or push Play Sermon for Trinity 3 Micah 7:18-20  +  1 Peter 5:6-1  +  Luke 15:1-10 You can’t get around it: God loves the lost.  Every Scripture that you’ve heard today, from the Introit to the Gradual … Continue reading →

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Luther Second Sermon for Trinity 3

Posted on June 10, 2013 by Rev. Paul Rydecki

A Sermon by Martin Luther; taken from his Church Postil. This sermon appeared first in pamphlet form entitled: “A sermon on the Lost Sheep, by Dr. M. Luther, delivered at Wittenberg in the presence of of the Elector of Saxony, … Continue reading →

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Luther First Sermon for Trinity 3

Posted on June 10, 2013 by Rev. Paul Rydecki

A Sermon by Martin Luther; taken from his Church Postil. Sermon for the Third Sunday after Trinity Text: Luke 15:1-10 (KJV) PARABLE OF THE LOST SHEEP 1. The words of the Gospel are living and quickening, if we only comprehend … Continue reading →

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A God Who Welcomes Sinners – Who Would Have Thought?

Posted on July 10, 2011 by Rev. Paul Rydecki

right-click to save, or push Play Sermon for the Third Sunday after Trinity Luke 15:1-10  +  Micah 7:18-20  +  1 Peter 5:6-11 God and good people go together – don’t they?  We normally picture God surrounded by saints and angels, … Continue reading →

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