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This podcast is from Immanuel Lutheran Church in Loveland, CO. These weekly sermons/messages are based upon Biblical text and themes for personal spiritual formation and discipleship training. Gather through the...
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This podcast is from Immanuel Lutheran Church in Loveland, CO. These weekly sermons/messages are based upon Biblical text and themes for personal spiritual formation and discipleship training. Gather through the common grace of technology with us when you're unable to join in person. New episodes are typically published on Mondays.
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10 MAR 2025 · Peter reminds his readers that their “Life Together” came from the Word of God. That word came in baptism (“you have been born again”) and in preaching (“this is the word that was preached to you”). By obeying the preached word, a working of the Spirit, they were purified (“you have purified yourselves by obeying the truth”).
That true and eternal word produces love for one another in our ever-changing lives (quoting Isaiah 40:6-8).
3 MAR 2025 · Jesus is literally radiating when He was transfigured in the account we read in Luke 9. In similar fashion, Moses, after his direct encounter with God on top of Mount Sinai to receive the commandments, was also literally radiating. Paul connects all these dots, wrapping us into the Story. We, too, radiate, reflecting the Lord’s glory as we are being transformed into the likeness of Jesus. As we wrap up our Radiate! series and prepare to move into the season of Lent, we end with strong encouragement and promises of the power of our Savior and how we continue to radiate His light and His love.
26 FEB 2025 · The story of Joseph’s life at the end of Genesis is an amazing story of how God can and does work good out of the most difficult of situations – which also echoes what St. Paul writes in the very familiar (and also powerful) Romans 8:28-39. Joseph continued to trust and God continued to work. We’ll think about circumstances we face and how we can take Joseph’s story and the Lord’s promises through St. Paul to heart, especially when we find ourselves in difficult or challenging times.
17 FEB 2025 · 1 Corinthians 15 is known as the great resurrection chapter of the Bible as St. Paul expounds on what the promise of the resurrection brings to us and to all people – hope! What we believe is not futile. We have hope in Christ and that hope is real. It is this gift of hope, of resurrection, of life that we are called to radiate and share with a world filled with despair, confusion, uncertainty, and hopelessness.
11 FEB 2025 · Isaiah, St. Paul, and Peter all acknowledge their sin before the Lord. In each case, God’s grace and forgiveness flow freely, and God demonstrates not only His willingness but His desire to use these broken people to radiate His message of forgiveness and grace to all. We, too, must acknowledge our brokenness before the Lord and before each other, and out of that brokenness, we receive healing and forgiveness and the Lord’s charge to preach the Good News of the Gospel!
3 FEB 2025 · We hear Jeremiah’s call from the Lord and what a powerful word that is – not only for Jeremiah but for all of us, knowing that Jesus knows us and that in Him, we have a real purpose in this life.
What’s the purpose? - Like Jeremiah, it’s to share and radiate and speak God’s message of hope and love (from 1 Corinthians 13) without fear – with boldness and confidence. Why? Because God is the one who is putting His words into our mouths, hearts, and lives. Even Jesus, in Luke 4, when He nor His message were accepted in His hometown, shared how God’s message of love and life was for all people, even by way of Old Testament examples He shared. And we can be confident in what Jesus lays before us – perhaps even be amazed as the people were when they heard Him, because His message had authority!
27 JAN 2025 · What we hear in Nehemiah 8 is how powerful and moving God’s Word is. The Word itself can move us to tears, as well as instruct us and give us hope. That was the power of the Word to God’s people returning from exile – a power that is still very real for us today. Jesus demonstrated that fact in Luke 4 when He read from Isaiah the prophecies that He Himself would be fulfilling – the Word made flesh and the Word fulfilled in Jesus.
January 26, 2025 – The Third Sunday after the Epiphany
Old Testament: Nehemiah 8:1-3, 5-6, 8-10
Epistle: 1 Corinthians 12:12-31a
Gospel: Luke 4:14-21
Sermon Title: “The Radiating Word of God”
As always, if you can’t be here in-person, take advantage of our live stream option. We live stream our worship services directly from the home page of Immanuel’s website through YouTube. You can view our worship live streams here: https://immanuelloveland.org/
21 JAN 2025 · Isaiah 62:1-3 speak clearly about how we can’t remain quiet but how we’ll radiate for all to see – there is some beautiful imagery here. Then St. Paul begins speaking about spiritual gifts in the opening verses of 1 Corinthians 12 and how we have all received these gifts. It’s these gifts that God has given us for the express purpose of radiating His love, His Son, and His righteousness in and through us.
January 19, 2025 – The Second Sunday after the Epiphany
Old Testament: Isaiah 62:1-5
Epistle: 1 Corinthians 12:1-11
Gospel: John 2:1-11
Sermon Title: “Gifted to Radiate”
As always, if you can’t be here in-person, take advantage of our live stream option. We live stream our worship services directly from the home page of Immanuel’s website through YouTube. You can view our worship live streams here: https://immanuelloveland.org/
13 JAN 2025 · Pastor Glen shares about the power of baptism! God chooses us, gives us the gift of His grace and forgiveness, and empowers us through His Spirit to live a life the way He designed it to be lived...in relationship with Him, radiating and rippling His love to others.
6 JAN 2025 · Using Isaiah’s prophecy of the Light that “has come,” this speaks to the reality of the Lord’s presence in the throes of the exile and the hope He brought to God’s people thousands of years ago – a similar hope He continues to bring to us, knowing that this Light has indeed come and is shining brightly here and now! It speaks not only hope but radiates far beyond “God’s people” to those around the world. This, too, is a very applicable word and promise to us of how God desires to use us to radiate His light.
January 5, 2025 – The Epiphany of the Lord
Old Testament: Isaiah 60:1-6
Epistle: Ephesians 3:1-12
Gospel: Matthew 2:1-12
Sermon Title: “Radiate!”
As always, if you can’t be here in-person, take advantage of our live stream option. We live stream our worship services directly from the home page of Immanuel’s website through YouTube. You can view our worship live streams here: https://immanuelloveland.org/
This podcast is from Immanuel Lutheran Church in Loveland, CO. These weekly sermons/messages are based upon Biblical text and themes for personal spiritual formation and discipleship training. Gather through the...
show more
This podcast is from Immanuel Lutheran Church in Loveland, CO. These weekly sermons/messages are based upon Biblical text and themes for personal spiritual formation and discipleship training. Gather through the common grace of technology with us when you're unable to join in person. New episodes are typically published on Mondays.
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