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St James Lutheran Church: Sermons and Worship
St James Lutheran Church - Glen Carbon Illinois
430 episodes
1 day ago

When we look at the world today, it is easy to focus on global upheaval, conflict, and disaster. But what is our faith perspective on these difficult events? In this week's message on Luke 21:10-15, Jesus’ answer to His disciples' question about the end of the world is less about predicting dates and more about redefining our purpose. Jesus teaches us that the very turmoil and opposition we face will serve as our opportunity to bear witness to His saving grace.

This powerful charge—to proclaim the Gospel to the whole world—is not a specialized task reserved for a few, but the mission of every disciple. Just as the first apostles were commanded to witness, so too are we called to make the proclamation of the Gospel our highest priority. Join us, for an opportunity to understand, how the chaos of the world becomes a unique stage for Christian witness, and be encouraged to step forward and share the hope that is within you.

Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Bill Engfehr; Reader: Nic Schatte

Order of service:

Twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost, Nov 16, 2025

#sermon #gospel #timeofthechurch #endtimes #witness #secondcomingofchrist #eschatology #witnessingforJesus #persecution #signsoftheend #PastorBillEngfehr #Luke21

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When we look at the world today, it is easy to focus on global upheaval, conflict, and disaster. But what is our faith perspective on these difficult events? In this week's message on Luke 21:10-15, Jesus’ answer to His disciples' question about the end of the world is less about predicting dates and more about redefining our purpose. Jesus teaches us that the very turmoil and opposition we face will serve as our opportunity to bear witness to His saving grace.

This powerful charge—to proclaim the Gospel to the whole world—is not a specialized task reserved for a few, but the mission of every disciple. Just as the first apostles were commanded to witness, so too are we called to make the proclamation of the Gospel our highest priority. Join us, for an opportunity to understand, how the chaos of the world becomes a unique stage for Christian witness, and be encouraged to step forward and share the hope that is within you.

Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Bill Engfehr; Reader: Nic Schatte

Order of service:

Twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost, Nov 16, 2025

#sermon #gospel #timeofthechurch #endtimes #witness #secondcomingofchrist #eschatology #witnessingforJesus #persecution #signsoftheend #PastorBillEngfehr #Luke21

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Heaven or Hell? - Sep 28 - Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost
St James Lutheran Church: Sermons and Worship
12 minutes 12 seconds
1 month ago
Heaven or Hell? - Sep 28 - Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost

This week's sermon challenges us with the stark realities presented in Jesus’ own words: a clear, unflinching look at the life-and-death consequences of our choices in this world.

Using the vivid account of the rich man and the poor man, Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), Pastor Bill Engfehr guides us through the separation that occurs when this earthly life ends. One man is carried by angels to the side of Abraham—a place of comfort and rest. The other is buried in the torment of Hades.

Join us in worship as we look to the Word of God for our certain hope and consider the eternal consequences of what we choose to believe today.

Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Bill Engfehr; Reader: Nic Schatte

Order of service:

Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Sep 28, 2025

#sermon #gospel #timeofthechurch #eternallife #afterlife #faith #salvation #forgiveness #heaven #hell #hades #justification #Luke16

St James Lutheran Church: Sermons and Worship

When we look at the world today, it is easy to focus on global upheaval, conflict, and disaster. But what is our faith perspective on these difficult events? In this week's message on Luke 21:10-15, Jesus’ answer to His disciples' question about the end of the world is less about predicting dates and more about redefining our purpose. Jesus teaches us that the very turmoil and opposition we face will serve as our opportunity to bear witness to His saving grace.

This powerful charge—to proclaim the Gospel to the whole world—is not a specialized task reserved for a few, but the mission of every disciple. Just as the first apostles were commanded to witness, so too are we called to make the proclamation of the Gospel our highest priority. Join us, for an opportunity to understand, how the chaos of the world becomes a unique stage for Christian witness, and be encouraged to step forward and share the hope that is within you.

Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Bill Engfehr; Reader: Nic Schatte

Order of service:

Twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost, Nov 16, 2025

#sermon #gospel #timeofthechurch #endtimes #witness #secondcomingofchrist #eschatology #witnessingforJesus #persecution #signsoftheend #PastorBillEngfehr #Luke21