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Immanuel, God with us, serving our neighbor and one another with His love and forgiveness. Growing in faith to share God's Grace with the greater Simpsonville area for more than three decades. Join us Sundays at 8:00 AM & 10:30 AM. Fellowship to follow each service. More information about our service times, location, and beliefs can be found on our website at www.immanuellutheranchurch.com. Member of the LCMS: www.lcms.org
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A Longer Look at the Lessons" is an opportunity to take a deeper dive at the Readings for each Sunday during the season of Pentecost this summer, led by a rotating group of Elders and retired pastors attending Immanuel.
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On this Holy Trinity Sunday, we delve into the profound mystery of the Godhead: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. While the Athanasian Creed confesses a faith that is "incomprehensible" to our human reason, we find peace in
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Things at church look and sound different from most of what we experience in our lives from Monday to Saturday. We call it the Divine Service. Why do we worship this way? There are many unique things we say, see, and do
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Pentecost was once a harvest festival, but Jesus turned it into a "harvest of people." Explore how the Holy Spirit transforms ordinary voices into messengers of the Gospel, spreading the fire of forgiveness and the hope
Show notesThings at church look and sound different from most of what we experience in our lives from Monday to Saturday. We call it the Divine Service. Why do we worship this way? There are many unique things we say, see, and do
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In this sermon, Rev. VanOsdol addresses common misconceptions surrounding the Ascension of Jesus. He explores the theological significance of Jesus returning to the right hand of the Father, emphasizing that this event d
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Jesus teaches that love for him is shown through obedience—not as manipulation, but as the path to true life as children of God. Contrasting the fleeting freedom of “orphans” with the security of the Father’s house, this
Show notesThings at church look and sound different from most of what we experience in our lives from Monday to Saturday. We call it the Divine Service. Why do we worship this way? There are many unique things we say, see, and do
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On the night before his death, Jesus’ disciples find themselves confused, uncertain, and afraid to admit they’re lost. When Thomas finally asks the question no one else will, Jesus gives more than directions—he gives him
Show notesThings at church look and sound different from most of what we experience in our lives from Monday to Saturday. We call it the Divine Service. Why do we worship this way? There are many unique things we say, see, and do
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On this Fourth Sunday of Easter, the familiar image of Jesus as the Good Shepherd (John 10) is set back into its original context. Tracing the story from the healing of the man born blind in John 9 through rising conflic
Show notesThings at church look and sound different from most of what we experience in our lives from Monday to Saturday. We call it the Divine Service. Why do we worship this way? There are many unique things we say, see, and do
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A reflective Easter message centered on the road to Emmaus, where the risen Christ walks alongside weary disciples and reveals himself through Scripture and the breaking of bread. This sermon explores how the joy of the
Show notesThings at church look and sound different from most of what we experience in our lives from Monday to Saturday. We call it the Divine Service. Why do we worship this way? There are many unique things we say, see, and do
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Christ is risen—and into fearful, locked rooms, He brings peace. This sermon explores the disciples’ fear on Easter evening and Jesus’ powerful response: His presence, His peace, and His sending. Discover how the risen C
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On this Easter Sunday, we proclaim the heart of the Christian faith: Christ is risen—He is risen indeed, alleluia. Through a vivid and humorous graveside story, this sermon contrasts the uncertainty of death with the sur
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From Palm Sunday’s triumph to Good Friday’s cross, this sermon traces Jesus’ journey from lion to lamb. Once hailed as a conquering king, he is betrayed, accused, and crucified—bearing our sin, our suffering, and our bro
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In this moving message, we honor the legacy of Pastor Barry Sheldon while diving deep into the heart of Maundy Thursday. Using the powerful imagery of footwashing, we explore the radical humility of a God who "became fle
Show notesThings at church look and sound different from most of what we experience in our lives from Monday to Saturday. We call it the Divine Service. Why do we worship this way? There are many unique things we say, see, and do
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On Palm Sunday, Jesus enters Jerusalem to shouts of “Hosanna,” welcomed as a conquering King. Yet the week that begins in triumph ends at the cross. In this episode, we explore the tension of Holy Week—Christ coming “in
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