Weekly sermons from the campus ministry of Wisconsin Lutheran Chapel in Madison, Wisconsin (USA)
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.
There is a season for everything. Time is God's creation. He entrusts how to use our time to us.
Jesus is fully God, and yet he became human to take our sins to the cross as the sacrificial lamb.
At Jesus' baptism, the Holy Spirit anointed Jesus as the fulfillment of God's promise to save.
The light of a star guided the wise men to the Savior. Jesus, the light of the world, still shines with his gospel in our hearts and lives.
Christmas is a time for making memories, but not every Christmas memory is a good one. When the world reminds us of the pain of sin, we turn to our Savior. His sacrifice adopts us into the sinless heavenly family.
God's amazing promises find certainty in the sign he gave almost 700 years before Jesus arrived—a virgin birth. God is truly with us!
The angels sang after the birth of Jesus. They proclaimed the peace that comes from a Savior from sin.
Imminent Arrival: The Promised Messiah
This song of Zechariah is a powerful proclamation of God's faithfulness, salvation and mercy. See Luke 1:57-79.
Jesus is coming back as judge. We have complete confidence because this judge has already paid the penalty for our guilt.
After the announcement of Jesus' birth, Mary praises God for his faithfulness to his promises. See Luke 1:39-56.
Our King is coming again! When he does, he will transform this world. While we wait, we walk in his light.
The gratitude of one of the men healed of leprosy separated him from the others. God's generous blessings fill us with thankfulness.
How do we stay prepared for Jesus' second coming? Jesus points us to his promises written in his word.
A special presentation by Pastor Mike Novotny
There is a day of judgment coming. We have nothing to fear, because through Jesus God counts us worthy of his kingdom.
God calls us “saints” because we are holy through Jesus. Our status before God gives us stamina to face a hostile world.
Our dwelling with be with God forever in heaven where there will be no crying or pain. What a beautiful place!
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