Sermon: Eyes Forward, Hands to the Plow

Discover this powerful Lutheran sermon from the Third Sunday after Pentecost, based on Luke 9:51–62, titled “Eyes Forward, Hands to the Plow.” In this confessional Lutheran message, Pastor Balla explores how Jesus Christ set His face toward Jerusalem, refusing to look back, and how this resolute love gives us courage to follow Him in faith today. Learn what it means to live as a disciple with your eyes fixed on Christ, letting go of regret, and trusting in the grace that makes you fit for the kingdom of God. Whether you are a lifelong Lutheran or exploring the Christian faith, this sermon will encourage you with Gospel-centered hope, rooted in the Scriptures and framed by the Lutheran Confessions. This sermon is perfect for those seeking a Christ-centered, Bible-based, Law-and-Gospel message in the LCMS tradition. Listen and be strengthened by the good news that Christ goes before you and is with you always. Subscribe for more Lutheran sermons, Bible teachings, and confessional resources to deepen your faith in Jesus Christ our Lord.

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