Pastor Marggraf preaches on Psalm 23:5-6.
As a shepherd provides for his sheep, so God provides for you. A beautiful truth! But what does it mean? Find answers in this sermon based on Psalm 23:5-6.
Your Shepherd Protects You (5/10/2020)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Psalm 23:4.
As a shepherd protects his sheep, so God protects you. A beautiful truth! But what does it mean? Find answers in this sermon based on Psalm 23:4.
Your Shepherd Guides You (5/3/2020)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Psalm 23:1-3.
As a shepherd guides his sheep, so God guides you. A beautiful truth! But what does it mean? Find answers in this sermon based on Psalm 23:1-3.
The Risen Savior Fills the Empty Life
Pastor Marggraf preaches on 1 Peter 1:17-21.
An honest look at the bleakness of human existence can leave you feeling empty. There's a remedy for that. Learn more in this sermon based on 1 Peter 1:17-21.
Certainty in a World of Doubt (4/19/2020)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Acts 2:14a, 22-32.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the remedy to doubt. Learn how in this sermon based on Acts 2:14a, 22-32.
The Resurrection Answers Important Questions (4/12/2020)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Matthew 28:1-10.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ answers important questions about identity - both Jesus' and yours. Learn more about who Jesus is and who you are in this sermon based on Matthew 28:1-10.
Rejoice, Because Your King Has Come (4/5/2020)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Zechariah 9:9-10.
We live in strange times. When this sermon was written, the world was dealing with the effects of COVID-19. In several months or several years, what new challenges will we face? Despite all strangeness, discover why there remains reason to rejoice in this sermon based on Zechariah 9:9-10.
You Are a Child of God (3/29/2020)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Romans 8:15-17.
Your status as a child of God comes with amazing blessings, including a solution to fear. Learn more in this sermon based on Romans 8:15-17.
A Christian Reaction to Sickness (3/22/2020)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Matthew 10:28.
Martin Luther lived through the Black Death in the 1500s. He even wrote to a friend explaining how a Christian should react to waves of sickness. In this video, Pastor Marggraf explores Luther's response and reminds you that the God who ruled creation in the 1500s still rules creation today.
I Was Blind but Now I See (3/15/2020)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on John 9:1-7, 13-17, 34-39.
In this sermon based on John 9:1-7, 13-17, 34-39, explore the biblical metaphor of blindness and sight. Learn why you can thank God for opening your spiritual eyes to see the reality of his grace.