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The triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem echoes the coronation of kings who had come before. What's different this time? Let's prepare during the season of Advent to welcome our king aright.Sunday Worship – November 30, 2025Grace Lutheran Church (LCMS), Little Rock, ArkansasPreacher: Rev. David Buchs

Thanksgiving Day sermon from Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR.

Join Rev. David Buchs at Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, as we explore God's unfolding plan through Scripture, from the Old Testament feasts and holy places to the genealogy of Jesus Christ. In this study, we see how God sets His people apart, prepares the way for redemption, and calls us to trust Him even when the world seems overwhelming.Key Themes & Takeaways: • The significance of holiness in people, places, and times, and its fulfillment in Christ. • How Old Testament sacrifices and festivals point to Jesus' perfect redemption. • Lessons from Israel's journey: trust in God over worldly strength. • The genealogy of Jesus as a story of grace, mercy, and God's faithful plan.#ChristianPodcast #BibleStudy #ScriptureStudy #Faith #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #LutheranBibleStudy #JesusChrist #OldTestament #HolyPlaces #TrustGod #BiblicalTeaching

Jesus' parable of the Ten Virgins invites us not to panic about the end, but to live as though every moment might be the first moment in the kingdom of God. Christ calls His Church to watchfulness—not out of fear, but out of confidence in His blood, His promises, and His unfailing love.Sunday Worship – November 23, 2025Grace Lutheran Church (LCMS), Little Rock, ArkansasPreacher: Rev. David BuchsKey Themes / Takeaways:There comes a time when it is too late—now is the time for repentance and faith.The warning is for those inside the Church: hearing God's Word is not the same as taking it to heart.True comfort is found only in Christ's blood, not in our good works.To “watch” means to live now as we will live forever—fixed on Jesus, filled with His gifts.

Violence, vengeance, sacrifice and salvation—Psalm 149 holds together two realities we often try to separate. Praise to God and His righteous judgment belong together, and both reveal the depth of Christ's mercy. From Old Testament sacrifice to the Lamb of God, we learn why God's path of life is the only one that saves.Sunday Morning Bible Study – November 23, 2025Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, ArkansasPastor David BuchsKey ThemesGod's judgment exposes the true cost of sin: death.Sacrifice reveals God's grace through a substitute—fulfilled in Jesus Christ.Worship is not entertainment, but entrance into God's holy presence.The Lord's Supper is no mere symbol but the true body and blood that gives life.#Psalm149 #BibleStudy #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LutheranBibleStudy #ChristOurSubstitute

In this Bible study, we discuss Christian unity, the family nature of the Church, and why communion is inseparable from shared confession. From 1 Corinthians to Leviticus, we consider how God forms His people through His Word, His gifts, and His ordered patterns of worship.Sunday Bible Study – November 16, 2025 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little RockKey Themes & Takeaways:Christian unity as both a gift and responsibility: sharing “one mind” in doctrine and life.Closed communion understood as pastoral care, family belonging, and faithful stewardship of the mysteries.The Office of the Keys: how Christ gives His Church both the forgiving and binding keys.Leviticus as the “grammar book” of sacrifice—revealing substitution, repentance, and holiness.Hashtags:#BibleStudy #ClosedCommunion #OfficeOfTheKeys #ChristianUnity #BodyOfChrist #GraceLutheranLittleRock

Sunday Worship – November 16, 2025 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, ArkansasKey Themes:True forgiveness is not excusing, forgetting, or minimizing sin—it is writing off the debt.Christians forgive not because it's easy, but because God has forgiven us an immeasurable debt.Forgiveness is unconditional, necessary, and anchored entirely in God's mercy.The battle against keeping score is won by returning again and again to Christ's cross.#GraceLutheranLittleRock #LutheranSermon

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR#GraceLutheran#LittleRock#Church

We live in a world obsessed with signs—looking for confirmation, direction, and meaning. But what if we're reading them all wrong?In this episode, Pastor David Buchs explores how Scripture teaches us to interpret the signs God gives—not through superstition or self-confirmation, but through faith in the one true sign that matters: the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.Drawing from the story of the wise men and the Gospel of John's “seven signs,” Pastor Buchs contrasts those who seek miracles for their own sake with those who follow them to their true destination—Christ Himself.You'll hear:Why signs are meant to point us forward, not keep us stuck.How even the disciples missed what the temple and miracles were really about.Why Jesus' resurrection is the only sign you'll ever need.What it means to become a sign—reflecting Christ's light in your daily life.

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR#GraceLutheran#LittleRock#Church

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR#GraceLutheran#LittleRock#Church

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR#GraceLutheran#LittleRock#Church

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR#GraceLutheran#LittleRock#Church

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR#GraceLutheran#LittleRock#Church

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR#GraceLutheran#LittleRock#Church

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR#GraceLutheran#LittleRock#Church

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR#GraceLutheran#LittleRock#Church

Pastor David BuchsGrace LutheranChurch, Little Rock, AR

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR

Pastor David BuchsGrace LutheranChurch, Little Rock, AR

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR

Pastor David BuchsGrace LutheranChurch, Little Rock, AR

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, ARIn this Bible study session, David Buchs explores the themes of God's promises, the trials faced by believers, and the significance of Psalm 34. He discusses David's life, the creation narrative, and the responsibilities of humanity in God's house. The conversation culminates in the promise of redemption found in Genesis 3, emphasizing the importance of faith and stewardship in the Christian journey.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Overview of Psalm 3401:52 Understanding God's Plans and Our Trials08:00 David's Confidence in God's Promises10:11 The Concept of God's House in the Old Testament17:21 Responsibilities of Humanity in God's Creation26:24 The Fall and Its Consequences33:55 The Promise of Redemption

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, ARJesus heals a man who was deaf, highlighting the importance of hearing and faith. #HearingIsBelieving #LittleRock #GraceLutheran

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR

Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR