Tag: Baptism
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The Work of the Holy Trinity
The sermon emphasizes the Great Commission in Matthew 28:17-20, highlighting the significance of the Holy Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. It stresses that the Church’s mission is to make disciples through baptism and teaching, affirming reliance on God’s Word rather than human methods. The sermon celebrates the Trinity’s active role in salvation and encourages trusting…
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The Work of the Holy Spirit
The sermon discusses the significance of Pentecost as described in Acts 2:1-21, emphasizing its miraculous events and the Holy Spirit’s role. It contrasts differing interpretations of the event within the Pentecostal movement and suggests that every Christian is invited to receive the Holy Spirit through repentance and baptism, focusing on Jesus Christ’s redemptive work.
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Baptism: Born Again, Born from Above
Click here to listen to this sermon. “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God” (John 3:5). Grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ! At one time or another, every Christian feels the need to have some sort…
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The Voice of the Lord Is Over the Waters
This sermon reflects on God’s voice over creation, as depicted in Scripture, particularly during the Baptism of Jesus. It highlights the significance of water and the Word in baptism, emphasizing God’s grace, forgiveness, and the renewal of creation through Christ. It serves as a reminder of the believer’s new identity and hope in God’s enduring…
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When Heaven Was Opened
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.
St. John's Lutheran Church - Britton, SD 