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When St. Thomas the Apostle finally saw the risen Jesus and was invited to touch the wounds of the Crucified, he confessed in faith, “My Lord and My God.” This podcast from St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church (UAC) in Magnolia, Texas, shares sermons, Bible classes, and theological reflections centered on the same risen Lord. At St. Thomas, Christ Jesus—true God and true man—comes to bless His Church through His Word, through the waters of Holy Baptism, and through the Holy Supper of His body and blood. Join us each Sunday at 9 am! 14711 FM 1488, Magnolia, Texas 77354.
St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church (UAC) hosts My Lord and My God Podcast—St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church (UAC), Magnolia, Texas, a religion show with 47 episodes published.
A confessional Lutheran sermon on Christ’s ascension and Colossians 3, calling Christians to set their minds on heavenly things rather than the distractions and anxieties of this world. Hear the comfort of Christ reignin
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A confessional Lutheran sermon on John 16 exploring the Holy Spirit as a divine person who convicts the world concerning sin, righteousness, and judgment. Hear the comfort of Christ’s victory over sin, death, and the dev
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In this sermon from St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Magnolia, Texas, serving listeners across The Woodlands, Texas; Montgomery County, Texas; Tomball, Texas; and Conroe, Texas, the sermon explores Jesus’ words
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What difference does it make that Jesus rose from the dead? In this Easter sermon based on 1 Corinthians 15, we confront the stark reality: if Christ has not been raised, then everything—faith, preaching, church, and lif
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What does the burial of Jesus teach us about our own death? In this Good Friday sermon, we confront the fear, horror, and mystery of death—and the deeper reality revealed in Christ. The world sees death as tragedy, but J
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What does it mean that Jesus washes the disciples’ feet—and gives them His Body and Blood—on the night He is betrayed? In this Maundy Thursday sermon, we see the deepest condescension of Christ. Knowing that He would soo
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Christians are not promised comfort in this life—they are promised the cross. Yet in Christ, the cross is not the end. In this sermon, we hear that all who are joined to Jesus in Holy Baptism are united not only to His d
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In this sermon on John 8:47–58, Jesus declares, “Before Abraham was, I AM,” revealing Himself as the eternal God in the flesh. This text confronts us with a stark division: those who are of God hear His Word, and those w
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What is the kingdom of God—and how does it come? In this sermon, we examine Christ’s teaching in John 6 alongside Galatians and Romans to clarify a widespread modern confusion: the nature of Christ’s kingdom and its rela
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This sermon on Luke 11:14–28 was preached at St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Magnolia, Texas, serving the communities of Magnolia, The Woodlands, and Montgomery County. In this passage Jesus casts out a demon a
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Why does Scripture say, “Let a man examine himself,” and what does that mean for pastoral responsibility at the Lord’s Table? In this sermon from St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Magnolia, Texas (serving The Woo
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In this sermon, we contrast private confession and absolution (a cherished Lutheran tradition) with fasting (a discipline clearly commended in Holy Scripture and practiced by the Lord Jesus and the apostles). The sermon
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Why do Christians fast? And why do Lutherans retain private confession—even though there is no direct command from Christ establishing it? In this Ash Wednesday sermon preached at St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church i
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In this sermon preached at St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church (UAC) in Magnolia, Texas, Pastor Stanley Lacey proclaims Christ crucified through the lens of 1 Corinthians 13 and Luke 18. The familiar words, “Love is p
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In this special episode, Pastor Stanley Lacey of St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church (UAC) in Magnolia, Texas joins Mason Moon of Odyssey (Odyssey Lessons) for a wide-ranging conversation on the foundations of the Lut
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In this pre-Lent sermon, Pastor Stanley Lacey reflects on the Church’s historic emphasis on exile during Septuagesima and Sexagesima. Drawing from Ephesians and Hebrews, the parable of the sower, and Christ’s teaching on
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In this sermon preached at St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Magnolia, Texas, Pastor Stanley Lacey reflects on the Transfiguration of Our Lord and why Jesus revealed His divine glory to Peter, James, and John. Dr
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In this Epiphany sermon preached at St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Magnolia, Texas (Montgomery County), we reflect on John 2:1–11 and the wedding at Cana. “This beginning of signs Jesus did in Cana of Galilee,
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This episode comes from St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Magnolia, Texas, serving families throughout Montgomery County with faithful Lutheran teaching rooted in Scripture and the Confessions. In this sermon, we
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Who is really in control of life—us, or God? In this sermon preached at St. Thomas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Magnolia, Texas, on the Feast of the Slaughter of the Holy Innocents, we hear how earthly rulers like Phar
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