Pastor David Balla

https://youtu.be/JT2IxHIyf5YIn this powerful LCMS Pentecost sermon, Pastor David Balla preaches on Luke 8:26–39, where Jesus delivers a man possessed by a legion of demons. This Christ-centered message reveals how the living Word of Jesus has divine authority to cast out spiritual chaos, restore peace, and make sinners whole. Drawing from the Lutheran confessions and the theology of C.F.W. Walther, this sermon proclaims Christ's real presence and the victory of His Word over darkness.Perfect for Lutheran Christians, Bible students, and anyone seeking Gospel-centered preaching rooted in Scripture and the Small Catechism. Explore themes of spiritual warfare, divine restoration, and the power of the Word of Christ in this Pentecost sermon. This is a must-watch for LCMS members, confessional Lutherans, and those seeking faithful biblical sermons online.Subscribe for weekly LCMS sermons, Lutheran Bible studies, and Christian meditations.

https://youtu.be/4qvoP86yDdUDiscover the deep comfort of the Triune God in this Holy Trinity Sunday sermon: “The Word That Death Cannot Silence” from John 8:48–59. Preached in the tradition of C.F.W. Walther and grounded in the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS), Pastor Balla proclaims the eternal power of Christ's Word—stronger than sin, louder than the grave, and shining with divine beauty. This Gospel-centered message explores the mystery of the Holy Trinity, the glory of the incarnate Word, and the lasting victory over death that is yours in Jesus Christ.Celebrate the Te Deum through LSB 941, confess the Athanasian Creed, and behold the beauty of God through the lens of theological aesthetics. This sermon is ideal for those searching for LCMS sermons, Trinitarian preaching, Holy Trinity Sunday reflections, or rich Law and Gospel proclamation. Strengthen your faith through the Word that cannot be silenced—even by death itself.✅ Subscribe for more confessional Lutheran sermons, weekly devotions, and Christ-centered content.⸻

Join Pastor Balla for this powerful Lutheran sermon titled “Taught by the Spirit of Christ,” preached on Pentecost Sunday. Rooted in John 14:23–31 and grounded in the theology of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS), this sermon proclaims the Gospel with clarity and conviction in the tradition of C.F.W. Walther.Discover how the Holy Spirit does not come to offer vague spirituality, but to teach and deliver all that Christ has done for you. This is not symbolic sentiment—but the real presence and peace of Jesus, who promises that the Helper will guide you into all truth. Perfect for those searching for Lutheran sermons, Pentecost preaching, Reformation theology, or Christ-centered teaching in today's confused world.Whether you're a lifelong LCMS member, new to Lutheran doctrine, or simply longing for faithful expository preaching, this sermon invites you to rest in what Christ has accomplished and what the Spirit still delivers through Word and Sacrament.➡️ Subscribe for more LCMS sermons and Gospel-rich content every week.

This powerful Lutheran sermon, titled “A Risen People in a Fallen World,” proclaims the unshakable hope and peace we have in the risen Christ. Preached from a Confessional Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) perspective, this sermon is rooted in John 17:20–26 (ESV) and offered on the Seventh Sunday of Easter. It proclaims the clear Law and Gospel in the tradition of C.F.W. Walther, highlighting Christ's prayer for His Church, our sanctification in truth, and our unity in His name.Whether you're searching for solid biblical preaching, LCMS Easter sermons, or thoughtful reflections on Christian identity in a broken world, this Christ-centered message will strengthen your faith and comfort your soul.Join us to hear the Good News that even in a fallen world, Christ has made us His own through His death and resurrection. Be reminded of the truth that Jesus still prays for you, keeps you in the Father's name, and fills you with His glory.Subscribe for more Gospel-centered Lutheran sermons, biblical preaching, and Easter reflections from a Lutheran pastor.Hashtags:#LutheranSermon#LCMSPreaching#EasterSermon#ChristIsRisen#LawAndGospel

Join Pastor Balla for this powerful Ascension Day sermon, “Christ Ascended, Promises Secure,” based on Luke 24:44–53 (ESV). Preached within the rich liturgical tradition of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS), this sermon proclaims the victorious reign of our risen and ascended Lord Jesus Christ. Far from being absent, Christ ascended to intercede for us, to reign in glory, and to secure every promise He made to His Church.This Christ-centered message confronts the sin of doubt and points to the sure hope found in Jesus' real presence—not just in heaven, but also in His Word, Holy Baptism, and the Lord's Supper. Drawing from Scripture and confessional Lutheran theology, Pastor Balla reminds us that Christ's ascension is not a farewell, but a coronation—where Christ now rules with divine authority and steadfast love for His people.Whether you are preparing a Bible study, meditating on the Ascension of Our Lord, or seeking encouragement in faith, this sermon will strengthen your trust in the Gospel promises that never fail.Watch, subscribe, and share to spread the Gospel of Christ ascended and reigning!

John 10:22–30 Fourth Sunday of Easter May 11, 2025Experience deep biblical comfort in this Good Shepherd Sunday sermon from LCMS Pastor Balla, based on John 10:22–30. In “Held in the Hands of God,” discover the powerful promise that Jesus Christ, the risen Shepherd, holds His sheep with divine strength and eternal care. This Lutheran sermon proclaims the unshakable security believers have in Christ, rooted in His Word, His death, and His resurrection. Whether you're seeking assurance of salvation, struggling with doubt, or looking for a confessional Lutheran message of grace, this sermon offers hope and truth grounded in Scripture. Perfect for Mother's Day and the Easter season, this Christ-centered message emphasizes God's faithfulness, the power of the Gospel, and the unity of the Father and the Son. Subscribe for weekly Lutheran sermons, LCMS preaching, and encouragement rooted in the ESV Bible. Watch now and be reminded: You are held in the hands of God, and no one can snatch you away.

Experience the power of the risen Christ in this Easter sermon titled “From Empty Nets to Abundant Grace and Truth,” based on John 21:1–14. Pastor Balla of the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod (LCMS) explores the post-resurrection appearance of Jesus at the Sea of Tiberias, drawing rich, biblical insight into how Christ meets us in our emptiness and fills our lives with His grace. This Gospel-centered message is perfect for those seeking a Christ-focused sermon, confessional Lutheran preaching, or an uplifting Second Sunday of Easter devotion.Learn how Christ restores, provides, and feeds His Church — not only with daily bread, but with His very Body and Blood. Whether you're searching for LCMS sermons, Law and Gospel preaching, Easter season messages, or biblical teaching on Holy Communion, this sermon will deepen your faith and point you to Christ crucified and risen.Subscribe for weekly Lutheran sermons grounded in the ESV Bible, emphasizing Word and Sacrament, the real presence in the Lord's Supper, and the comfort of Christ's finished work for you.

Christ is Risen! Alleluia! In this powerful Easter sermon, “The Tree of Life Restored,” Pastor Balla proclaims the victorious message of Jesus' resurrection from Revelation 22:1–5. Discover how the crucified and risen Christ reopens the way to the Tree of Life, closed since the fall in Eden, and how the cross becomes the new Tree that brings eternal life.This LCMS Easter message explores the deep connection between Genesis and Revelation, the curse of sin, and the restoration of paradise through Jesus. Learn how Christ's death and resurrection fulfill God's plan of salvation and how the gifts of the Tree of Life are given to us today in Word and Sacrament. This video is ideal for Lutheran Christians seeking strong biblical preaching on the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the real presence in the Lord's Supper, and the hope of eternal life.Subscribe for more Christ-centered, confessional Lutheran sermons rooted in the historic liturgy and pure proclamation of the Gospel.Watch, like, and share this Easter sermon with your church, family, and friends.Hashtags:#EasterSermon#TreeOfLifeRestored#LutheranPreaching#LCMSSermon#Revelation22

Join Pastor Balla for this powerful Palm Sunday sermon titled “The King's Final Journey”, based on Luke 19:28–40. In this Christ-centered message, discover the deeper meaning of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem—not as a symbol, but as the real, bodily presence of our Savior fulfilling divine prophecy. This sermon explores the theology of the cross, the humility of Christ our King, and the significance of His final journey toward Calvary.Learn how the Lord's intentional path to suffering, death, and resurrection brings true peace, forgiveness, and salvation. Rich in Lutheran theology and grounded in the ESV translation of Scripture, this Palm Sunday message speaks to those longing for Gospel truth, the Real Presence in the Lord's Supper, and a biblical understanding of Holy Week.Perfect for those searching for Palm Sunday sermons, Lutheran sermons on Luke 19, LCMS preaching, Christ's Passion, and Holy Week reflections. Don't just watch—worship, reflect, and be renewed in faith.

Join us for a powerful Lenten sermon, "From Suffering to Glory", based on Luke 20:9-20. As we journey toward Holy Week, Jesus' Parable of the Wicked Tenants reveals a profound truth: the path to glory runs through suffering. Christ, the rejected Son, became the Cornerstone of our salvation through His suffering, death, and resurrection. This sermon explores how God's plan of redemption turns defeat into victory, calling us to repentance, faith, and trust in His promises.Discover how this parable applies to our lives today. Are we rejecting God's authority? Are we clinging to self-rule rather than surrendering to Christ? Learn how Christ's suffering transforms our trials, and how following Him leads us from suffering into eternal glory.

Are you feeling distant from God? Do you wonder if His grace is truly for you? In this powerful sermon, Pastor Balla unpacks Luke 15:11-32, the Parable of the Prodigal Son, revealing the overwhelming love and forgiveness of God. No matter how far you've wandered, Jesus welcomes you home with open arms. This sermon explores the depth of God's mercy, the joy of reconciliation, and the invitation to His eternal feast.Whether you are struggling with guilt, seeking assurance of salvation, or preparing to receive the Lord's Supper, this message will encourage you. Discover how Christ's sacrifice restores, redeems, and calls us into the Father's embrace. Perfect for those searching for Lutheran sermons, LCMS preaching, Christian encouragement, and Bible-based teaching on grace. Subscribe for more confessional Lutheran sermons and biblical truth!

In this powerful Lenten sermon on Luke 13:1-9, we explore Jesus' urgent call to repentance and the fruit that true repentance produces in our lives. As we journey through the Third Sunday in Lent, Christ reminds us that suffering is not always a sign of greater sin but a call for all to turn to Him in faith. The parable of the barren fig tree reveals God's patience and mercy, urging us not to delay in seeking forgiveness and renewal.Join us as we uncover how repentance is more than regret—it is a transformation that bears fruit in our daily lives. What does it mean to bear the fruit of repentance? How does Christ, our true Vinedresser, nourish and strengthen us through His Word and Sacraments? Discover the grace of God in the Lord's Supper and how we are called to live as faithful disciples in a fallen world.

Join us for an inspiring sermon titled “The Heart That Will Not Be Turned” based on Luke 13:31-35 for the Second Sunday in Lent. In this powerful message, we explore Jesus' deep love and unshakable mission despite rejection. Discover how Christ's mercy calls sinners to repentance, how He longs to gather His people under His wings, and why hardening our hearts leads to destruction.This Lenten sermon is perfect for those seeking biblical truth, Lutheran theology, and Christ-centered preaching. Whether you're looking for Gospel-centered encouragement, Lenten reflections, or a deeper understanding of God's grace and judgment, this sermon will strengthen your faith. Don't miss this message of repentance, hope, and Christ's unwavering love!

Man Shall Not Live by Bread Alone | First Sunday in Lent | Luke 4:1-13 | March 9, 2025Join us for this powerful Lenten sermon as we explore Luke 4:1-13, where Jesus is tempted in the wilderness but stands firm on the Word of God. As we begin this First Sunday in Lent, we reflect on Christ's victory over Satan's temptations and how His obedience fulfills what Israel failed to do.In this message, we uncover the three temptations of Jesus: the temptation of the flesh (turning stones into bread), the temptation of power (worshiping Satan for the kingdoms of the world), and the temptation of testing God (throwing Himself from the temple). Each of these trials mirrors the spiritual battles we face today. But our victory is found in Christ, who overcame the devil for us.How can we resist temptation, trust in God's Word, and rely on Christ in our daily struggles? Watch this sermon to be strengthened in faith and encouraged to cling to the true Bread of Life, Jesus Christ.

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Sermon: Glory to God in the HighestLuke 2:14First Wednesday in AdventDecember 4, 2024https://youtu.be/v1aYZKFBnis

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Sermon: The Stumbling Block: Taking Sin Seriously in Our LivesNineteenth Sunday after PentecostProper 21bMark 9:38–50September 29, 2024

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Sermon: Help My Unbelief: Faith in the Face of DoubtSeventeenth Sunday after PentecostProper 19bMark 9:14–29September 15, 2024

Sermon: Open Ears, Open Heart: Jesus' Compassionate TouchSixteenth Sunday after PentecostProper 18bMark 7:24–37September 8, 2024

Sermon: Guarding the Heart: Jesus' Teachings on Inner SinfulnessFifteenth Sunday after PentecostProper 17bMark 7:14–23September 1, 2024

Sermon: The Authority of Scripture: Confronting Man-Made TraditionsFourteenth Sunday after PentecostProper 16bMark 7:1–13August 25, 2024

Sermon: Embracing the Mystery of Christ's PresenceThirteenth Sunday after PentecostProper 15bJohn 6:51–69August 18, 2024

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