Weekly Sermons
This isn’t entertainment or motivational speaking, it’s faithful proclamation of the Word.
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Our Pastor’s sermons are grounded in God’s Law and the joy of the Gospel, drawing directly from Scripture to proclaim God’s truth.
Through the sermon, the Holy Spirit works to convict us of sin, drive us to repentance, and direct us to Christ as our only hope and salvation. The Law shows us our need and the Gospel announces what God has done to meet that need through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
In a noisy and fractious world, the pulpit stands as a place where God’s truth is proclaimed without alteration or compromise. Here, Christ is preached, sins are forgiven, and faith is sustained by the Word of God.
Two Ways to Listen
Whether you want to get a preview of the coming Sunday’s message, save a favorite sermon, or listen when you can’t attend church, our most recent sermons are available below.
We are also on the radio! The Peace With Christ Radio Broadcast can be heard on KCOL 600 AM radio on Sundays at 8:30 AM and again at 9:03 AM.
Then He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation.”
– Mark 16:15
Sermons
When Forgiveness Is Hard To Believe
† Sixteenth Sunday After Pentecost † September 13, 2026
The Scripture readings for this day are:
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To Gain Your Brother
† Fifteenth Sunday After Pentecost † September 6, 2026
The Scripture readings for this day are:
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Freedom to Bless
† Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost † August 30, 2026
Romans 12:9-21 reminds us that through Christ’s death and resurrection, baptized believers are freed from the old sinful self and equipped with God-given spiritual resources to love and serve those around them. By the mercy of God and through faith in Christ, Christians are given to live as priests: love sincerely, persevere in prayer, pursue peace, forgive enemies, and overcome evil with good, extending Christ’s blessing and reconciliation to a fallen world. In Christ we have the freedom to bless!
The Scripture readings for this day are:
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By The Mercies of God
† Thirteenth Sunday After Pentecost † August 23, 2026
St Paul reminds us that Christ has blessed his church with tremendous gifts to build up the body of Christ. The faith we have received is always active in works of love for others and in response to the mercy of God. That is what it means to present our bodies as living sacrifices which is our spiritual worship!
The Scripture readings for this day are:
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When Jesus Seems Silent
† Twelfth Sunday After Pentecost † August 16, 2026
When Jesus seems silent, faith does not abandon Him but clings more tightly to His promises, trusting who He is even when His ways are difficult to understand. The Canaanite woman shows us that even the crumbs of Christ’s mercy are more than enough, because we have a Savior greater than our sin, suffering, and death, who ultimately gives us not scraps but Himself in His Word and Sacraments.
The Scripture readings for this day are:
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The Word Is Near
† Eleventh Sunday After Pentecost † August 09, 2026
The Scripture readings for this day are:
