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Every Sunday, the congregation of Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Palestine, Texas gathers to hear God's Word proclaimed. Now, those sermons come to you — wherever you are.From the Pulpit @ Bethlehem brings you the weekly message straight from our Sunday morning worship service. Rooted in Scripture and grounded in the Lutheran confessional tradition, each episode offers teaching that is faithful to God's Word and relevant to everyday life. Whether you are a member catching up on a missed Sunday, a friend exploring the faith, or simply someone hungry for solid Biblical preaching, this podcast is
Bethlehem Lutheran Church hosts From the Pulpit @ Bethlehem, a religion show with 14 episodes published.
On his family's Minnesota farm, a teenage Gary Oehlerts watched his father crawl up to a badger den for a curious peek and end up with both hands snapped tight in steel traps, completely unable to free himself. In this e
Mengsteab found a giant cardboard foot taped to his office door. On the back were the words "How beautiful are the feet who bring good tidings." In this episode he unpacks the question at the heart of Romans 10: how are
What does it mean to truly belong to God? In this sermon on Romans 9, Pastor Mengsteab follows the Apostle Paul's aching love for his own people and uncovers a startling truth: the true Israel is not defined by bloodline
Predestination is one of the most misunderstood teachings in the Church, and for many it stirs up fear instead of the comfort God intends. In this sermon, Pastor Huebel clears away the confusion by showing that your salv
In this episode, Pastor Loeschen turns to Jesus' Parable of the Weeds to ask what it means to live as good seed in a field where weeds grow right alongside us. He traces the patient wisdom of the master who lets wheat an
In this episode, Pastor Loeschen turns to Jesus' Parable of the Weeds to ask what it means to live as good seed in a field where weeds grow right alongside us. He traces the patient wisdom of the master who lets wheat an
In this episode, Pastor Wilhelmsen asks a piercing question: if the word of God is powerful enough to save, why do so many hear it and walk away unchanged? Working through Jesus' Parable of the Sower, he traces the ordin
In this episode, Pastor Wilhelmsen asks a piercing question: if the word of God is powerful enough to save, why do so many hear it and walk away unchanged? Working through Jesus' Parable of the Sower, he traces the ordin
When was the last time you were weary to the bone, with nothing left in reserve? Pastor Heckmann opens with a grueling hike in Big Bend before turning to the deeper exhaustion so many of us carry: the daily grind of dema
When was the last time you were weary to the bone, with nothing left in reserve? Pastor Heckmann opens with a grueling hike in Big Bend before turning to the deeper exhaustion so many of us carry: the daily grind of dema
Following Jesus was never promised to be comfortable, and Pastor Wilhemsen doesn't soften that truth in this sermon from Matthew 10:34-42. Drawing on Jesus's hard words about bringing "a sword" rather than peace, this me
Following Jesus was never promised to be comfortable, and Pastor Wilhemsen doesn't soften that truth in this sermon from Matthew 10:34-42. Drawing on Jesus's hard words about bringing "a sword" rather than peace, this me
What holds us back from sharing our faith? Whether it's the fear of rejection, the fear of saying the wrong thing, or simply the fear of what others might think, we all carry our excuses. Drawing from the suffering proph
What holds us back from sharing our faith? Whether it's the fear of rejection, the fear of saying the wrong thing, or simply the fear of what others might think, we all carry our excuses. Drawing from the suffering proph
What does it really mean to be on "the right side of history"? Politicians claim to know where history is heading, but Pastor Huebel turns to Exodus 19 to show that history has a Driver, and that God alone knows where it
In a world full of self-help gurus, motivational speakers, and prosperity preachers, it's easy to drift from what Jesus actually came to do. Drawing from Matthew 9:9-15 and the calling of Matthew the tax collector, Rev.
On Trinity Sunday, the church pauses to consider the God it worships: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, three persons and one God, working together for the salvation of the world. Rev. Loeschen guides listeners through the a
What would it look like if you could see a visible sign whenever someone was acting in the power of the Holy Spirit? Pastor Heckmann opens with a creative thought experiment and uses it to ask a deeper question: how do w
We all fall. Peter did too, and dramatically so. But the story of Peter is not ultimately a story of failure; it is a story of restoration. In this message from 1 Peter 4-5, we are reminded that the God of all grace does
In this first message from the pulpit at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Pastor Heckmann draws from Acts 17 and the Apostle Paul's bold proclamation to the people of Athens — a city full of idols, temples, and a telling altar
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