Is there a robe for you at the coming of Christ? Dr. Larson sermon for All Saints Sunday and proclaims to all that the words of Christ Jesus is clear as recorded in the Gospel of St. John: "And this is the will of Him who sent Me, that everyone who sees the Son and believes in Him may have everlasting life; and I will raise him up at the last day.”(John 6: 40). Blessed Feast of All Saints! For more information about The American Association of Lutheran Churches go to TAALC.org.

In the episode of Faith Comes by Hearing, Dr. Larson establishes a profound theological comparison between the first man, Adam, and Jesus Christ. Adam's single act of disobedience brought sin and condemnation, resulting in death reigning over all humanity. In stark contrast, Christ's single righteous act brings an overwhelming abundance of grace, justification, and the "gift of righteousness." God's grace through Christ not only nullifies the effects of Adam's sin but far surpasses it, ...

This episode of Faith Comes by Hearing Dr. Larson proclaims that this divine perfect timing of Christ Jesus demonstrates the unparalleled extent of God's love, as He acted not when we earned it, but when we were still sinners and His enemies. Because Jesus died to reconcile us to God at the perfect time, believers have the secure hope that they "shall be saved by him from the wrath of God" and rejoice in the finished work of reconciliation. For more information about The American Association ...

In the Book of Habakkuk, we hear the prophet's desperate cry: "How long, O Lord?" as he witnesses a world consumed by violence and injustice. Yet, out of the despair of the prophet's complaint, God delivers one of the most vital declarations in all of Scripture: "The righteous shall live by his faith." Dr. Larson encourages us that as we face modern hostility and persecution, we turn to the sure and certain hope that our Lord, Christ Jesus has already conquered evil, and that we are sav...

In this episode of Faith Comes by Hearing, Dr. Cary Larson addresses the fact that we are saved by grace alone through the work of Christ Jesus alone. Which means it is either Jesus does everything for your salvation or salvation isn't by grace and everyone has to work out their salvation. If one has to work towards salvation, who then can be saved? Paul is clear in his letter to the Americans. For more information about The American Association of Lutheran Churches go to TAALC.org.

In this podcast, Dr. Cary Larson addresses the tendency for people to believe they can contribute to their own salvation, a struggle he notes was present in the early Roman church and is still an issue today. The purpose of God's law, as St. Paul states, is to silence every mouth and make the whole world accountable to God. Therefore, salvation comes through Jesus Christ alone, and it is only by God's power and mercy that we can do good and stand holy and blameless before Him. For more inform...

Dr. Larson continues in the series called "St. Paul's Letter to the Americans" examining the second half of the first chapter of Romans. Here St. Paul explains that humanity is utterly lost and cannot be saved except by the Gospel of Christ Jesus. Therefore all of God's wrath against sin was poured out on Christ Jesus on the cross, and those who have faith in Him are saved. For more information about The American Association of Lutheran Churches go to TAALC.org.

In the series, Dr. Larson presents the importance of the Gospel of Jesus Christ as it is presented in St. Paul's letter to the Romans. The emphasis in Romans on salvation through grace alone, through faith alone, through Christ alone directly addresses the persistent problem of hypocrisy and division, which have been and are issues in American Christianity. For more information about The American Association of Lutheran Churches go to TAALC.org.

In this episode of Faith Comes by Hearing, Dr. Larson discusses how Christ Jesus admonished the Church in Laodicea and is a warning to contemporary churches and believers, this complacent church represents those who are comfortable and complacent in their faith, dulling their spiritual zeal and connection to God. But even in this stinging message there is hope that only Christ Jesus can offer. For more information about The American Association of Lutheran Churches go to TAALC.org.

In this episode of Faith Comes by Hearing Dr. Larson discusses how Christ Jesus commends the Church in Philadelphia for their faithfulness and perseverance despite their weakness, promising to keep them from the hour of trial that will come upon the world. Like Church of Philadelphia, Christ Jesus will acknowledge contemporary churches for their loyalty in keeping His word and not denying His name, assuring them of an open door of opportunity that no one can shut. For more information a...

In the episode of Faith Comes by Hearing, Dr. Larson discusses the letter from Christ Jesus to the Church in Sardis, a congregation that had a strong reputation but was spiritually dead and indifferent. While the other churches in Revelation received some praise alongside criticism, the Sardis congregation received none, as their faith was a "performance" for others rather than a genuine devotion to God. Despite their deadness, Jesus extended a merciful call to repentance, which the church he...

In the episode of Faith Come by Hearing, Dr. Larson examines Revelation 2:18-27 where Christ Jesus addresses the church in Thyatira, who were tolerant of false teaching in their midst. In this account, Christ Jesus is clear that only true faith in Him and Him alone offer to liberty and freedom. Information about The American Association of Lutheran Churches (TAALC) can be found at www.taalc.org

In the episode of Faith Come by Hearing, Dr. Larson examines Revelation 2:12-17, where Christ Jesus addresses the church in Pergamum, who is under the influences of false gods. In this account, Christ Jesus is clear that there shall be no other gods in the Christian life and He will strengthen His people to reject false religions. Information about The American Association of Lutheran Churches (TAALC) can be found at www.taalc.org

In the episode of Faith Come by Hearing, Dr. Larson reflects on Revelation 2:8-11, where Christ Jesus commends the church in Smyrna for being under persecution and encourages them to be faithful unto the end. In the account Christ Jesus is clear that He will strengthen His people to persevere against persecution and falsehood. Information about The American Association of Lutheran Churches (TAALC) can be found at www.taalc.org

In the episode of Faith Come by Hearing, Dr. Larson reflects on Revelation 2:1-7, where Christ Jesus commends the church in Ephesus for its steadfastness and doctrinal purity amid a wealthy, idolatrous culture, yet admonishes them for losing their first love for Him and for one another. Dr. Larson warns against the false dichotomy between doctrinal faithfulness and Christian love, emphasizing that true faith requires both unwavering adherence to Scripture and fervent love inspired by Christ’s...

We all seek a purpose in our lives and many are perplex how to determine it. In this episode of Faith Comes by Hearing, Dr. Larson points to the words of Christ Jesus that speaks quite clearly what is the purpose for each of us in this life. Information about The American Association of Lutheran Churches (TAALC) can be found at www.taalc.org

There are many opinions about forgiveness. Some experts argue that forgiveness isn’t necessary and that telling people to forgive can invalidate their trauma. Dr. Larson explores how Christ Jesus calls us to forgive—not to hurt us, but for our own sake, to find freedom and healing. We are encouraged to forgive quickly, deeply, and as often as needed, with His loving and merciful guidance. Information about The American Association of Lutheran Churches (TAALC) can be found at www.taalc.org

Misquoting Jesus can have significant consequences. By misquoting Jesus, we can actually be part of the devil’s work to hinder the Kingdom of God. With this mindset Dr. Larson will begin a summer preaching series, “Things Jesus Never Said.” The first of this series is of words Jesus never said nor will ever say, "I am so disappointed in you." Information about The American Association of Lutheran Churches (TAALC) can be found at www.taalc.org

The door of life opens by keeping Christ Jesus’ word. This is not just about doing things, but a heartfelt response of faith that wholeheartedly believes Jesus has accomplished everything needed for life and salvation. In this extended episode of Faith Come By Hearing, Dr Larson illustrates that Faith transcends mere intellectual reason; it is a deep trust that God in Christ, who existed before Abraham, who was with God in the beginning, and who is Himself God, has infused eternal life and Hi...