Even if we attend worship at a church weekly, what's our relationship to that particular congregation? How do we think about it? Do we flit from church to church according to our tastes? What would God have us do?
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
The music playing over these episodes is "All That I Needed" by Vlad Gluschenko.
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Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Humans beings only live in the present. That's just how time works, after all. But we often want to live in the future. We spend a lot of time thinking about the future. What spiritual effects can that have on us?
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
The music playing over these episodes is "All That I Needed" by Vlad Gluschenko.
Find out more about our church and support Grace of God's ministry at linktr.ee/graceofgodlongisland
Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
There are skepticism that people encounter when browsing social media platforms and even when using AI technologies like ChatGPT. Tim also addresses skepticism people have towards various authorities, including the government, media, and even religious institutions, and contrasts this with the often uncritical acceptance of online content.
This episode discusses the writings of John, one of Jesus' apostles, who personally knew Jesus and whose writings help confirm Jesus' life and teachings. John's emphasis on love and his warnings against deceivers underscore the importance of discernment in whom to trust.
In discussing the criteria for trusting religious leaders today, the message advises that trustworthy pastors should demonstrate a commitment to the teachings of the Bible, acknowledge their own imperfections, focus on Jesus' life, death, and resurrection, and continually direct their congregants to Jesus as the ultimate source of truth and forgiveness.
The sermon ultimately encourages testing the authenticity and integrity of those who claim to represent spiritual truth, using the life and teachings of Jesus as the benchmark for trustworthiness. The message closes by reiterating the importance of a pastor who points people back to Jesus, emphasizing his role as our trustworthy redeemer.
This Sunday sermon, based on 1 John 4 verses 1-6 , was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on April 21, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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The Easter message profoundly shapes daily life by anchoring it in the reality of Jesus' resurrection. This event, affirms the existence of God and validates Jesus' divinity. Moreover, it promises the resurrection of all believers, offering hope beyond death. The Resurrection not only demonstrates God's power over death but also underscores the significance of Jesus' sacrifice!
This sermon emphasizes that his resurrection infuses daily life with purpose and meaning. It calls believers to engage actively in their roles and relationships, whether as spouses, parents, workers, or employers, with a renewed perspective. While acknowledging human sinfulness, Easter offers forgiveness and reconciliation, extends love and seeks restoration in interactions. Thus, Easter's message extends far beyond the realm of eternity, informing and transforming every aspect of life with Christ at its core.
This Sunday sermon, based on Romans 6 verses 1-11 , was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on April 14, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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We thank Reverend Mark Wendland for serving us in worship today. His active pastoral ministry took place as a foreign missionary in Zambia and Malawi, as well as stateside parishes in Pittsburgh, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
This Sunday sermon, based on 2 Thessalonians 2 verses 13-17 , was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on April 7, 2024. This sermon is preached by Reverend Mark Wendland, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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Outro Music "Divenire" by Ludovico Einaudi
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In a reflection on Maundy Thursday, Tim discusses the unity expressed in the Lord's Supper as outlined in 1 Corinthians 10:16-17. The juxtaposition of contemporary American Christian worship experience with that of the early Corinthian congregation, emphasizing the nature of gatherings and the integration of the Lord's Supper with fellowship meals.
The essence of Communion, representing Christ's sacrifice for forgiveness, remains unchanged. The act of partaking in Communion signifies unity in Christ, symbolized by the sharing of bread and wine. Paul's emphasizes unity within the church despite differences and warns against pride and division. The need to prioritize love over personal agendas and encourage humility in disagreements. Ultimately, the reflection concludes with a prayer for unity, peace, and love among believers.
Join us in 1 Corinthians 10 verses 16-17 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on 1 Corinthians 10 verses 16-17, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 28, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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Outro Music "Divenire" by Ludovico Einaudi
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What does true humility look like? What about false humility? How can we see a difference?
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
The music playing over these episodes is "All That I Needed" by Vlad Gluschenko.
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Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
On Good Friday, Jesus, the Son of God, hung on the cross, speaking only seven times. Jesus' impending death was foretold: to die for the forgiveness of sins out of boundless love. His crucifixion symbolized the removal of sin's barrier between God and humanity, demonstrated by the tearing of the temple curtain.
Through his sacrifice, Jesus reconciled God and humans, eliminating the separation caused by sin. Good Friday, symbolized by the torn curtain, signifies the profound reconciliation between God and humanity.
Join us in Mark 15 verse 38 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 15 verses 38, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 29, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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Outro Music "Divenire" by Ludovico Einaudi
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In this podcast episode, Tim dives into the whole idea of "minimal facts" from 1 Corinthians 15:1-8, 12-27. He kicks it off with some everyday examples, like finding your toddler in a flour mess or seeing your car with a smashed window with the glove box opened; situations where you can pretty much piece together what went down with just a few basic facts.
Basic facts such as Jesus existing, getting crucified, and his tomb turning up empty is what's addressed on Easter.
While common objections may be Jesus not really dying on the cross, crucifixion being the final deal, or the disciples moving the body are questionable when you think about how these guys faced death themselves while sticking to their story about Jesus coming back to life.
In the end, it emphasizes the hope we get from Jesus' resurrection. Rather than just wishful thinking – it's a promise of life after death, giving us something to hold onto even in the face of loss and grief. So yeah, when Tim says, "Happy Easter, friends. He is risen, he is risen indeed!" – it's not just some old saying; it's a message of hope that still rings true today.
Join us in 1 Corinthians 15 verses 1-8, 12-27 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on1 Corinthians 15 verses 1-8, 12-27, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 31, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
Intro Music "On the Way" by Vlad Gluschenko https://soundcloud.com/vgl9
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Outro Music "Divenire" by Ludovico Einaudi
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Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
What can lead to spiritual progress in our lives? And what spiritual progress would truly dismay Satan and his demons? Episode 13 of the Screwtape Letters offers us a few thoughts on that topic.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
The music playing over these episodes is "All That I Needed" by Vlad Gluschenko.
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Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Material left out of our March 10 message on Numbers 21:4-9. Pastor Tim discusses the way that group attitudes led to sin, and to repentance, for the Israelites during the event of the bronze snake. Like the Israelites, we are often shaped by the groups to which we belong.
Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
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In this podcast episode, we explore the events of Palm Sunday through the lens of Mark 11:1-19, delving into what Jesus saw when he entered Jerusalem and approached the temple. As Jesus rode into the city, crowds hailed him with shouts of "Hosanna," a cry for salvation. But what did they expect this salvation to look like?
Some anticipated a political savior who would overthrow Roman oppression, while others saw Jesus fulfilling Old Testament prophecies as the long-awaited Messiah. Yet, Jesus surprised them by not initiating a political uprising but instead by cleansing the temple, driving out money changers and merchants.
Through this act, Jesus revealed his concern for the true purpose of the temple - a place for prayer and worship, not commerce. Today, we understand that while physical temples have their significance, believers themselves are temples of the Holy Spirit. Thus, our lives should reflect God's presence, offering praise and honor.
So, grab your Bible and open your hearts as we embark on this spiritual exploration together. Join us in Mark 11 verses 1-19 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 11 verses 1-19, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 24, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
Intro Music "On the Way" by Vlad Gluschenko https://soundcloud.com/vgl9
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Outro Music "Divenire" by Ludovico Einaudi
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Michael Scott finds himself unable to fulfill a promise to pay college tuition for a group of eager students. Despite the letdown, these students' commitment to their education underscores the influence promises wield.
In dissecting the notion of faith, we discern two meanings: beliefs held and the act of belief itself. While religions offer distinct systems of belief, the essence of faith lies in trust and conviction. It's not merely what we believe, but the trust we place in those beliefs.
God's promises serve as the bedrock of Christian faith, anchoring believers amid life's uncertainties. Through biblical narratives, we witness God's unwavering fidelity to his promises, despite human frailty. His track record of fulfillment validates our trust in his word. Join us in Isaiah 43:1-7 and John 12:1,12,20-33 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Isaiah 43:1-7 and John 12:1,12,20-33, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 17, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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Outro Music "Divenire" by Ludovico Einaudi
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Why do we consume so much "content" online? Does having so much media to view at any moment make us happier? Does it benefit us? Often, it actually gets in the way of real joy, or a real pursuit of truth.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
The music playing over these episodes is "All That I Needed" by Vlad Gluschenko.
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Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
As we unravel the Israelites' plight in the wilderness, we confront the misconception that suffering alone can rectify sin. While consequences may deter actions, they fail to address the heart of the issue—the discontent that breeds sin.
Therapy, though valuable in addressing actions, falls short in transforming the underlying motivations that drive sin. Sin, ingrained in our nature, requires a deeper solution.
Enter God's divine intervention—a bronze snake lifted high, prefiguring Jesus Christ. Salvation is not achieved through human efforts or suffering but through faith in God's promise of forgiveness and redemption.
In understanding sin's solution, we unearth the essence of worship—a life of love and devotion to God and our neighbors, born from the faith that springs from His promises.
Join us as we journey through the nuances of necessity and the distinction between what is good and what is essential. Through the lens of scripture, we'll uncover the timeless wisdom that challenges us to embrace humility and faith in our daily lives.
So, grab your Bible and open your hearts as we embark on this spiritual exploration together. Join us in Numbers 21 verses 4-9 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Numbers 21 verses 4-9, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 10, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
Intro Music "On the Way" by Vlad Gluschenko https://soundcloud.com/vgl9
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Outro Music "Divenire" by Ludovico Einaudi
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What are humor and joy? And what spiritual purposes can they serve? Those are the questions we'll consider in letter eleven of the Screwtape Letters.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
The music playing over these episodes is "All That I Needed" by Vlad Gluschenko.
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Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
In the tenth of the Screwtape Letters, we consider this question: What effect do the friends we keep have on our spiritual lives?
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
The music playing over these episodes is "All That I Needed" by Vlad Gluschenko.
Find out more about our church and support Grace of God's ministry at linktr.ee/graceofgodlongisland
Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
John and Jane, a married couple have differing views on church attendance. While Jane attends church faithfully, John sees no point in it. Jane believes that going to church makes God happy with her, but John remains skeptical.
The episode explores the common perception that worship is a means to please God. However, it challenges this notion by examining Jesus' interactions with the Pharisees regarding fasting and Sabbath observance. Jesus emphasizes that religious practices should serve humanity, not the other way around.
The podcast emphasizes that worship is not about fulfilling obligations to please God but about receiving from Him. It highlights that worship exposes our sinfulness and leads to receiving God's forgiveness and assurance of reconciliation through Jesus.
Furthermore, the episode discusses the significance of the Lord's Supper, emphasizing that it's not a means to earn God's favor but a demonstration of faith in His forgiveness and reconciliation. This episode encourages listeners to reconsider the purpose of worship, shifting the focus from what humans do for God to what God has done for humanity. It emphasizes that true worship centers on receiving God's grace and acknowledging His presence in our lives.
Join us as we journey through the nuances of necessity and the distinction between what is good and what is essential. Through the lens of scripture, we'll uncover the timeless wisdom that challenges us to embrace humility and faith in our daily lives.
So, grab your Bible and open your hearts as we embark on this spiritual exploration together. Join us in Mark 2 verses 18-28 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 2 verses 18-28, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 3, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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Outro Music "Divenire" by Ludovico Einaudi
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When we feel spiritually low, God is always ready to answer us, to comfort us, and to assure us of his forever-love. But his enemy and ours, Satan, has tactics to use against us during these low points as well. In letter nine of the Screwtape Letters, C. S. Lewis discusses the particular ways demons attack when we feel spiritually low.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
The music playing over these episodes is "All That I Needed" by Vlad Gluschenko.
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Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
What does it mean to feel "spiritually high" or "spiritually low"? And what interest might spiritual beings have in the spiritual mindsets of humans?
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
The music playing over these episodes is "All That I Needed" by Vlad Gluschenko.
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Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
If demons exist, why don't we see them? And what might their interest be in humanity's divisions?
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
The music playing over these episodes is "All That I Needed" by Vlad Gluschenko.
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Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
In the podcast episode "Rethinking Suffering," the exploration of Jesus' ministry near its end and the challenges he faced are examined through the lens of Mark 8:31-38. The episode delves into the intricacies of suffering and its relationship with faith, drawing parallels between Jesus' temptations in the desert and his ultimate sacrifice on the cross. Listeners are reminded of Jesus' initial temptations, where he resisted the devil's offers to avoid suffering and compromise his mission. This serves as a backdrop for understanding the nature of suffering and its role in the Christian journey.
Join us as we journey through the nuances of necessity and the distinction between what is good and what is essential. Through the lens of scripture, we'll uncover the timeless wisdom that challenges us to embrace humility and faith in our daily lives.
So, grab your Bible and open your hearts as we embark on this spiritual exploration together. Join us in Mark 8 verses 31-38 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 8 verses 31-38, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on February 25, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
Intro Music "On the Way" by Vlad Gluschenko https://soundcloud.com/vgl9
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Outro Music "Divenire" by Ludovico Einaudi
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How do anxiety and worry affect me spiritually? Does God have an answer for my fears and worries? Perhaps you've asked these questions. If so, you aren't alone.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
The music playing over these episodes is "All That I Needed" by Vlad Gluschenko.
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Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Are Satan and his demons happy when humans suffer? How should Christians respond when suffering is present? What does God do with suffering? Perhaps you've asked these questions. If so, you aren't alone.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
The music playing over these episodes is "All That I Needed" by Vlad Gluschenko.
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Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
“If anyone on the verge of action should judge himself according to the outcome, he would never begin” - Soren Kierkegaard. In this episode, we "Rethinking Religion: Trials and Temptations," listeners are invited to explore the complexities of faith and the essence of religion through the lens of Abraham's life. As the Lenten season begins, the episode challenges traditional notions of religion and prompts reflection on the intersection of belief and daily life. Abraham's journey, marked by trials, tribulations, and unwavering faith, serves as a powerful backdrop for reevaluating our own understanding of trials and temptations.
Join us as we journey through the nuances of necessity and the distinction between what is good and what is essential. Through the lens of scripture, we'll uncover the timeless wisdom that challenges us to embrace humility and faith in our daily lives.
So, grab your Bible and open your hearts as we embark on this spiritual exploration together. Join us in Genesis 22 verses 1-18 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Genesis 22 verses 1-18, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on February 18, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
Intro Music "On the Way" by Vlad Gluschenko https://soundcloud.com/vgl9
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Outro Music "Divenire" by Ludovico Einaudi
copyright (℗) by: Ludovico Einaudi (in 2006)
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Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Find out more about our church and support Grace of God's ministry at linktr.ee/graceofgodlongisland
Intro music is “On The Way” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
BONUS - "The Screwtape Letters," Episode 16. Being a "Taster" of Churches.
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BONUS - "The Screwtape Letters," Episode 15. Living in the Present.
4:43
1 John 4:1-6. "Why Should I Trust a Pastor?"
30:10
Romans 6:1-11. "How Does Easter Shape My Daily Life?"
28:02
2 Thessalonians 2:13-17. "Chosen for Salvation!" Guest Preacher, Rev. Mark Wendland.
19:02
Maundy Thursday: 1 Corinthians 10:16-17. "The Unity in the Lord's Supper"
15:34
BONUS - "The Screwtape Letters," Episode 14. True and False Humility.
7:06
Good Friday: Mark 15:38. "A devotion on the tearing of the curtain"
11:26
Easter Sunday: 1 Corinthians 15:1-8, 12-27. "Minimal Facts. Maximum Hope?"
24:50
BONUS - "The Screwtape Letters," Episode 13. Disaster for the Demons!
11:05
DELETED SCENE - Numbers 21:4-9. How Group Attitudes Shape our Behavior.
5:56
Mark 11:1-19. "What Does Jesus See When He Looks Around His Temple?" PALM SUNDAY
24:56
Isaiah 43:1-7 and John 12:1,12,20-33. "ReThinking Faith"
25:36
BONUS - "The Screwtape Letters," Episode 12. Thoughts on Shallowness and Social Media.
5:48
Numbers 21:4-9. "Rethinking Solutions for Sin?"
32:36
BONUS - "The Screwtape Letters," Episode 11. Thoughts on Humor and on Joy.
4:58
BONUS - "The Screwtape Letters," Episode 10. Can Friends Have Spiritual Influence on Us?
9:54
Mark 2:18-28. "Rethinking Worship?"
26:38
BONUS - "The Screwtape Letters," Episode 9. Demonic Tactics for our Spiritual Low Points.
5:02
BONUS - "The Screwtape Letters," Episode 8. Spiritual Highs and Lows.
4:23
BONUS - "The Screwtape Letters," Episode 7. Demons and Factionalism.
5:02
Mark 8:31-38. "Rethinking Suffering?"
25:24
BONUS - "The Screwtape Letters," Episode 6. Uncertainty and Division.
6:07
BONUS - "The Screwtape Letters," Episode 5. War!
4:26
Genesis 22: 1-18. "ReThinking Religion?"
28:20