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St. Paul Lutheran is a vibrant Church serving Westlake, OH with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Our sermon podcast focuses on biblically sound, Scripturally centred teaching with relevant application.
Unknown Host hosts St. Paul Lutheran Church, a religion show with 100 episodes published.
The Old Testament “Great Commission” is from Isaiah: “Make known among the nations what He has done and proclaim His name” Yes, we need to not only believe in our heart that Jesus rose from the dead, but we need to confe
In this well-known miracle story about how Jesus feeds a crowd of over five thousand people, we see a powerful demonstration of the compassion of God. In this story, Jesus has compassion on the crowds because of all the
Have you ever felt lingering guilt or like you "can't forgive yourself"? Pastor Josh explores this as he explores the text from Romans 8 and how, "there is no one to bring condemnation against you."
Most of the parables Jesus tells contain some surprising element. Sometimes the surprising element is how the kingdom of heaven looks–specifically, that the kingdom looks unusual or wrong in some way. This is the case in
In one of Jesus’ most well-known parables, he compares spreading God’s word to a sower spreading seeds. Jesus says something crazy, though- to spread the seed even in places where it might not grow. Why? Because when we
You’ve heard the phrase “Don’t bring a knife to a gunfight.” It means you better make sure you have what you need, what is appropriate. Jesus declares that He has come not to bring peace, but rather a sword. This may be
In Romans, Paul sets up a scenario: serving an old master or a new one, sin or Jesus. While the choice might seem obvious to us all, we struggle to follow through on living that out. Join Pastor Josh as he dives into Rom
Jesus tells His disciples in Matthew chapter 9 to pray to the Lord of the harvest to send laborers into His harvest. Jesus says this after seeing lost sheep, harassed and helpless, and having compassion on them. There ar
Is the church a hospital for the sick or a hotel for the holy? Are sinners welcomed into the doors of the church building, or do you need to be “this holy” to enter? How we show either judgement or love to those viewed a
On this Holy Trinity Sunday, Pastor Smith explores how we can know the Triune God. This does not necessarily mean understanding all the inner workings and the mysteries of the Trinity. The best way we can know God is see
Pastor Smith’s sermon this week is based on Revelation 21:1-8; 22-27 and the concept of the new heavens and new earth. We have a wonderful eternity in store for us. This keeps us going as we work our way through life in
Peter, in his first letter, is writing Christians who are being heavily persecuted for their faith. He tells them, “Do not repay evil with evil or insult with insult.” Pastor Josh dives into this and discusses how we, as
Ephesians 2:8-9 is a critically-important passage for us to know that we have been saved by grace through faith in Christ. We have no credit when it comes to our salvation–all the glory goes to God! And we Christians lov
We all deal with suffering at different points in our lives. What do we do with it? Many people try to numb or ignore it, but Paul tells us to rejoice in it. Pastor Josh dives deeper into what that means and what that lo
In Thessalonica Paul and Silas begin to preach the Crucified and Risen Jesus as Lord and King, just as they do wherever they go on their missionary journeys. They usually receive mixed reviews when they do this–some hear
At Jesus’ ascension, the disciples stared into heaven, waiting for Jesus to return. They were brought back down to earth as they were reminded by the angels that yes, Jesus will come, but there’s work to do in the meanti
Throughout Lent we have looked at six of the seven “I Am” statements of Jesus. We’ve saved the best one for last here on Easter Sunday– “I Am the Resurrection and the Life.” We look at John 11 and the story of Jesus rais
There is one thing all people in the world have in common: one day, we will all die. This may seem like a grim outlook, but it’s a reality we all will face. But Jesus’ claim that he is the resurrection and the life is th
Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week. Jesus rides into Jerusalem and is praised by the crowds. It seems to be a good start to the week…although we know what ends up happening. In this passage from John 12, we see
This week we read about that sharp shift in the story of Holy Week in which now Jesus’ suffering and death becomes inevitable. He’s been predicting that it will happen, we’ve seen His enemies making their plans, and now
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