Sermons on Zeal

COMMITTED TO JESUS THROUGH THICK AND THROUGH THIN

June 27, 2022
Rev. Timothy H. Buelow
Ascension, Backsliding, Blessings, Church Attendance, Complacency, Courage, Cowardice, Devotion, Discipline, Distraction, Duty, Endurance, Evangelism, Faith, Faithfulness, Frustration, Future, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, God's Will, Godliness, Good Works, Heaven, Holiness, Hope, Idolatry, Indifference, Missions, Motivation, Patience, Peace, Perseverance, Station in Life, Steadfastness, Suffering, Theology of Glory, Theology of the Cross, Tribulation, Weariness, Worldliness, Zeal
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All Jesus is asking for is 1st Commandment loyalty: “We should fear, love, and trust in God above all things.” God must always be first. Jesus is God. Jesus has told us that following Him has costs. He’s also told us that following Him has indescribably wonderful rewards. He’s asking all of us to be COMMITTED TO HIM THROUGH THICK AND THROUGH THIN.

Jesus is Zealous for Your True Worship

March 7, 2021
Vicar Samuel Johnson
Anger, Atonement, Authority, God the Son, Godliness, Good Works, Greed, Insincerity, Intent, Israelites, Jesus, Law, Lent, Money, Old Testament Christianity, Prophecy, Repentance, Sacrifice, Worship, Zeal
John
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Come, Holy Spirit, and Kindle in Us the Fire of Your Holy Love.

May 28, 2017
Rev. Phillip K. Lepak
Evangelism, Faith, God the Holy Spirit, God's Word, Holy Baptism, Knowledge, Miracles, Worldliness, Zeal
Acts
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Because He Is the Lord!

February 19, 2017
Rev. Phillip K. Lepak
Absolution, Actual Sin, Courage, Efficacy of the Word, Evangelism, God's Word, Gospel, Grace, Justification, Law, Obedience, Original Sin, Promise, Purpose, Self-Centeredness, Sinfulness, Zeal
Leviticus
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Let There Be No Doubt

April 3, 2016
Rev. Phillip K. Lepak
Doubt, Easter, Faith, Jesus, Righteousness, Sacrifice, Vicarious Atonement, Zeal
John
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The Christian God is not a God of moral excellence, rather He is a God of moral perfection. Since we are unable to be perfect as our Father in heaven is perfect, we need a Savior. And have a Savior we do. He is none other than God Himself in the flesh, Who lived a life without sin and died in our place as our substitute under God’s perfect justice. Let there be no doubt! Let us proclaim as Thomas did, “My Lord and my God.”