Weekly sermons from the campus ministry of Wisconsin Lutheran Chapel in Madison, Wisconsin (USA)
Failure seems to be a way of life. God's Word never fails. It will stand the test of time.
Jesus calls us friends! To demonstrate his love for us he laid down his life so that we will live. Jesus teaches us what it means to be a friend.
How can I face all the changes that happen in this world and in my life? Remember the promises of the one who doesn't change.
We know what a true friend looks like: someone who is always there even when times are tough. Friendship puts the other person first.
Amen is a word of confidence. God has given us faith to believe all he has promised.
Jesus didn't stay in the grave, and we won't either. We will rise and enjoy everlasting life.
We stand before God holy—only through the forgiveness of sins Jesus has purchased for us. As we are forgiven, we forgive others.
We are part of the Holy Christian Church, made up of all believers everywhere and built on the foundation of Jesus himself.
We believe in the Holy Spirit. He is the advocate, the one who goes alongside of us to encourage us and bless us.
Jesus is our judge. The one who gave his life to save us will award us with the crown of life.
Jesus is in a position of power and glory, and he rules all things for the good of his people, the Church.
As God exalted Jesus again, he proclaimed his victory of sin and death by his resurrection from the dead.
Jesus came to earth to suffer and die for us. He took on the curse of sin and defeated it so that we are healed.
Why did Jesus enter our world in such an amazing way? He had to be fully God and fully human to save us.
We confess that Jesus is the Son of God, special as the one and only Son. He makes us sons and daughters of our heavenly Father.
In a display of his almighty power, God made the whole world from nothing. We trust him to care for us and protect us.
We confess our faith in God as our Father. He calls us to be and remain his children through his Word.
He lives! Because Jesus lives, he has promised us his Holy Spirit as living water.
He lives! Because Jesus lives, he promises to rule all things for our good.
He lives! Because Jesus lives, we offer our lives as living sacrifices to him, ready to share our hope with others.
What God intended for us in the beginning will be true when Jesus comes again. We will live with him in paradise.
He lives! Because Jesus lives, he is the cornerstone on which he builds his Church and directs us to him, the way to life eternal.
He lives! Because Jesus lives, he guides us and gives us reliable direction for our lives.
The Meaning Full Life: Living Every Day in Light of the Last Day
He lives! Because Jesus lives, he gives us a certain hope for a future in heaven.
He lives! Because Jesus proved his resurrection, he offers us peace to overcome anxiety and doubt.
God created us in his image. His creation was exactly what he wanted it to be. Though sin ruined his perfect world, God is at work restoring us and all things.
He lives! Because Jesus lives, our tears are wiped away and we can live a life free from fear, both now and forever.
Father Forgive: Forgive Us Through This Holy Supper
Jesus' humility is obvious--he became obedient to death. One day soon his exaltation will be even more apparent--every eye will see him.
The corpse of Lazarus responded to the powerful word of Jesus. At his Word, we too will rise from our graves.
Without Jesus, we are spiritually blind. The same Jesus who miraculously gave physical sight opens our eyes to see our salvation in him.
Exactly What I Need: God's Love, Revealed in Suffering: I. In Christ II. In Us
God gave Abraham a cluster of promises and the faith to embrace them. God blesses us with faith to take him at his Word.
We are unable to defend ourselves against our spiritual enemies. What we need is someone to fight for us—Jesus our champion.
Jesus looked and behaved as a human being, yet on a mountain he displayed his glory as the Son of God and champion over sin.
Jesus knew the importance of rest. We need both physical rest and rest for our souls. Are we getting the rest we need?
We live in a broken and sinful world. Jesus reminds us that we are blessings to others in this dark and decaying place.
Treasures on earth vs. treasure in heaven. One is temporary. The other eternal. That changes our perspective on using our time while living.
Not many Christians have prominence in this world. God changes how we view ourselves by connecting us to Jesus.
The trouble in this world is a reminder that our days on earth are short. We make the most of our time and are careful how we live, since eternity is waiting.
Jesus called Paul to be an apostle as a missionary to the Gentiles. He also calls us to be his witnesses as we live our lives of faith.
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