St. John's Lutheran Church – Britton, SD

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  • They Spoke Well of Him and Then Drove Him Out of Town

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    In the sermon based on Luke 4:16-30, the contrasting reactions of Ezra’s audience and Jesus’ hometown illustrate the power of Scripture and the offense taken. While Ezra’s reading inspires worship, Jesus’ proclamation as the Messiah incites rage, revealing how familiarity and unmet expectations can lead to rejection of God’s truth.

  • Good News for the Desolate and Forsaken

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    This sermon emphasizes the hope and restoration found in God’s love despite the darkness caused by sin, particularly focusing on the sin of abortion. It highlights that Jesus Christ’s sacrifice offers forgiveness and cleansing. Believers are called to share this Good News, ensuring those feeling forsaken know they are cherished by God.

  • When Heaven Was Opened

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    The sermon on the Baptism of Jesus emphasizes His role as the Savior who identifies with sinners. Through His baptism, Jesus takes on the sins of humanity, preparing for His sacrificial death on the cross. His baptism not only fulfills prophecy but opens heaven for believers, uniting them with Christ’s death and resurrection.

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