Hosted by Pastor Travis Wilson · EN-US · 204 episodes
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Do you ever wonder where your life and faith or spirituality connect? Pastor Travis Wilson seeks to answer that question and provide real-life examples each week from the Bible. If you want to explore God and being a Jesus person in the world, join us for our weekly adventure.
Pastor Travis Wilson hosts Peace Lutheran Sermon Podcast, a religion show with 204 episodes published.
Today we are joined by spiritual director Dr. Lori Tate, who guides us through reflection on Genesis 21:8-21. This complicated story contains deep truths about our roles in life and our relationships with God. Listen unt
It’s a strange way to start a resurrection story: with people hiding behind locked doors, unsure if it’s safe to step outside. Join us today for the second sermon of the Easter season in which we are reflecting on the ti
It started... with an earthquake. Today we are celebrating Easter, the culmination of the Lenten season. We are reflecting on the resurrection story from Matthew 28:1-10, which depicts the resurrection as a more life-cha
Today, we don’t come to be comforted. We come to bear witness. In this episode, listen in for four powerful reflections on different parts of the crucifixion story as we observe Good Friday. Tune in to observe this impor
Have you ever found yourself in a place you didn't expect to be—and didn't quite know how to get out of? Most of us don’t get out of these situations all at once, but other people help us extricate ourselves in small but
Most of his life, people talked about him instead of talking to him. They would stand nearby and whisper. Sometimes not even quietly. "Why is he blind?" "Was it something his parents did?" "Did someone sin?" Imagine hear
Most of us have places that we go when we don't want to run into anyone. Places we can move through without being noticed. Sometimes we’re tired, and carrying things that we don’t want to explain to other people. Today w
We all have questions. Some questions, we might feel unable to even ask. This week, we are reflecting on John 3 1:17, in which Nicodemus questions Jesus and Jesus explains the importance of being born again in the Holy S
All of us have experienced loss. Grief can cause doubt to creep in: did we take a wrong turn somewhere? Today we read Matthew 4:1-11, in which Jesus is tested in the wilderness and has these same feelings. In this week’s
Today we are reflecting on the Ash Wednesday tradition of receiving ashes. In an era more performative than ever before, we have the chance today to bear witness to something greater than ourselves. Join us today in obse
Have you ever gone camping, and nothing seems to go right? Maybe you woke up to puddles of water under your tent, or you just couldn’t get the rain fly right? Today, we are reflecting on Matthew 17:1-9: the Transfigurati
There’s a stretch of road in every town that everybody knows is broken. We all know where these gaps are. We pass them. We drive around them. We shake our heads and mutter, “Somebody should really fix that.” Today, we re
“Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth.” (Matthew 5:5) Have you seen the news recently? It certainly does not feel like the meek are inheriting the earth. Today we are reflecting on Matthew 5:1-12: Introd
Have you ever stepped out of a dark room into sudden, overwhelming light? At first, it’s too much. You flinch. You blink. Your whole body resists. But if you stay with it—if you give your eyes time to adjust—you start to
We’re used to thinking that we have to have our lives all together before we follow Jesus. Right? I mean, Jesus is Jesus , and he doesn’t want to see me at anything less than my best! But that isn’t how it goes in John’s
You know that moment when someone tries to pay for your coffee, and you’re like, “no, I’ve got it!” and suddenly you’re in this awkward standoff at the register? Why do we do this? Why is it so hard to just “thank you,”
If you’ve ever been lost – not knowing where to go next, not knowing where to turn or who to turn to – this is the episode for you. Today we begin celebrating Epiphany with Gospel reading Matthew 2:1-12. As we begin 2026
Merry Christmas! In our Christmas Eve service, we reflected on Gospel reading Luke 2:1-20 to celebrate the most powerful weapon ever brought to earth – not a bomb, or a sword, but a baby. Stay until the end for some powe
Join us today for the fourth Sunday of Advent; we would love to see you at our Christmas service this week, either in person or virtually. Today, we are reflecting on Gospel reading Matthew 1:18-25: the touching story of
At this time of year, we’re all about the cozy, gentle parts of life. We love curling up in a soft blanket with a warm cup of cocoa. Yet our Gospel reading this Advent service features John the Baptist. He’s loud, abrupt
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Peace Lutheran Sermon Podcast is hosted by Pastor Travis Wilson. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 204 episodes.
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