Faith Lutheran Church in Wesley Chapel, FL
Sermon for August 4, 2019
Join us for worship this Sunday at 4 pm.
We use the dance studio at Song and Dance to hold worship services.
Song and Dance, Inc.
27221 Foamflower Blvd.
Wesley Chapel, FL 33544
See you Sunday and God bless!
Pastor Kurt Steinbrueck
Take and Eat “For I received from the Lord what I also passed on to you: The Lord Jesus, on the night he was betrayed,
I’m Sorry. You are forgiven. “Again Jesus said, “Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I am sending you.” And with that
His name on you “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and
Faith Lutheran Church in Wesley Chapel, FL
Sermon for July 28, 2019
Join us for worship this Sunday at 4 pm.
We use the dance studio at Song and Dance to hold worship services.
Song and Dance, Inc.
27221 Foamflower Blvd.
Wesley Chapel, FL 33544
See you Sunday and God bless!
Pastor Kurt Steinbrueck
God is Spirit. We can’t touch Him or see Him unless He shows Himself to us. This can cause a problem as we struggle to comprehend things that are not physical. God knows what we are like. After all, He made us. So, God has dealt with mankind often in physical ways.
If you ask a child what, “amen” means, many will tell you it means, “the end.” It makes sense. After all, most of the time we use the word to close our prayers. In the mind of the child, it’s like we’re telling God that we are done praying. So, what does it really mean?
Faith Lutheran Church in Wesley Chapel, FL
Sermon for July 21, 2019
Guest Pastor Gil Kuehn
Join us for worship this Sunday at 4 pm.
We use the dance studio at Song and Dance to hold worship services.
Song and Dance, Inc.
27221 Foamflower Blvd.
Wesley Chapel, FL 33544
See you Sunday and God bless!
Pastor Kurt Steinbrueck
Sometimes our praises to God can sound more like the general compliment.
“Yeah God! You are awesome! We praise You.”
Those praises are fine, but it’s interesting that most of the time we see praise to God in the Bible, it includes telling of the wonderful things that God has done or who God is.
For some of you, if you look up Matthew 6:13 in your Bible you may not see the doxology, “for Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever.” It just goes from “deliver us from evil” to a statement about forgiving others. So, why isn’t it there?
