Sola Gratia

In this episode of Sola Gratia Eric and Pastor discuss Leviticus 19:9-18

In this episode Eric and Pastor will discuss Luke Chapter 10:1-20

In this episode of Sola Gratia Eric and Pastor discuss Acts chapter 2:1-36

In this episode of Sola Gratia Eric and Pastor discuss the Ascension of our Lord as well as dive into a little church history.

In this Episode of Sola Gratia, Pastor and Eric dive into Revelation and discuss the New heaven and New earth.

On this episode of Sola Gratia Pastor and Eric discuss Psalm 23

In this episode of Sola Gratia, Eric and Pastor discuss John 20:19-29.

In this special episode of Sola Gratia Eric and Pastor discuss the festivals of Holy Week.

Christ was not afraid of a confrontation. He spoke truth to power with the Pharisees and called King Herod a fox. Jeremiah before him also told truth to power. Jeremiah almost lost his life for this. Jesus did. However, Jesus ultimate confrontation brings us the ultimate comfort. By confronting sin, death and the devil, Christ triumphed and through his resurrection we may know the comfort that comes from knowing Him, this week, on Sola Gratia.

Christ has fulfilled the law. What none of us can do, Christ has done perfectly...for us...for free. Christ is the end of the law for all who believe. We have been made righteous by Christ’s sacrifice. Not for us to be better able to fulfill the law ourselves, but so that we may know Him through faith. The demands of the law are finished. Through faith in Christ, sothese, you will be saved, this week, on Sola Gratia.

Moses death leaves the Israelites, and us, feeling like something was left unfinished. At the verge of entering the Promised Land, God takes Moses life. His journey to the that land would remain unfinished. But what Moses left unfinished, Christ has finished on our behalf. Whereas Moses suffered death because of sin, we may know life before Christ has finished death, this week, on Sola Gratia.

We often feel like we are in survival mode. We are just trying to get through the day and not make waves, or avoid that one confrontation that nags at us. But we are survivors already! Through the waters of baptism and the word of God’s promise, we have been raised to new life in Jesus Christ! Join us as we explore how to lay our troubles at the foot of the cross as we are humbled to receive God’s forgiveness and promise of reconciliation and peace, this week, on Sola Gratia

Upside down and backwards. In Jesus famous sermon proclaiming the Beatitudes and the Woes we hear a message that seems contrary to everything the world would have us understand. Join us as we explore the Beatitudes and the Woes through a Christological lens, and see how Christ was speaking about himself in this sermon, this week, on Sola Gratia.

Christ will make you a fisher of men. Just as God builds His Church like an expert shipbuilder, everyone of us has a place in the body of Christ. When God claims us and and blesses us with the gifts from the Spirit, we all fit together to build up the church. We know that we are sinners and like Peter and Isaiah we may be afraid, but we have the assurance of Christ’s message to both Peter and Isaiah, that Christ will be with us and will bless us with the gifts He has in store for us, this week on Sola Gratia.

Taste and see that the Lord is good. We are called to consume God’s word. We do this when we hear and read God’s word preached and in scripture, and when we come to the communion rail. But sometimes this can be a hard meal to eat. We can be intimidated or even upset by what we learn about ourselves. But God’s promise to be with us is more powerful than our worst fears or greatest doubts. Come learn how this is true for you.

God blesses the Church and her members with many spiritual gifts, but jealousy and pride can turn these gifts into points of division in the Church. Fortunately, we have an all-powerful God who can use our weaknesses for good. Join us as we discuss how we all form the parts that make up the body of Christ, this week on Sola Gratia.

In this episode of Sola Grata Eric and Pastor discuss the wedding feast at Cana, and the first of Jesus signs that we may know him and believe in him. But there is more to this story than meets the eye. Please join us as we explore this week's reading through the of the sacraments.

In this episode Eric and Pastor Beck discuss the topic of Baptism, and answer a listeners question about church seasons.

In this episode of Sola Gratia Eric and Pastor discuss the readings for epiphany.

In this episode of Sola Gratia we present a series of four sermons preached at our midweek vespers services, and on Christmas Eve. Each sermon is preceded by a discussion of the text of one of the songs recorded by Luke, then the sermon as delivered, this is followed by a recording of the song as it is found in our liturgical tradition. We hope you enjoy this compilation of the songs of Advent.

A truly inspiring selections of texts are explored for the Third Sunday in Advent. Join us as we explore Zephaniah’s prophecy, rejoice with the Philippians, and receive with John the Baptist the assurance that Jesus is the Christ from our Gospel reading in Luke. All this as well as out weekly Psalm and Pastor Beck’s sermon “Swept Away.” in this week’s episode of Sola Gratia

In this Episode of Sola Gratia Pastor and Eric discuss the Church New Year, the Celebration of Advent, and the preparations that come with this wonderful season.

In the third episode of Sola Gratia Eric Brinkert and Pastor J. Wesley Beck discuss the readings in Proper 29 and the Sermon "What Are You Waiting For?"

In this Episode Eric Brinkert and Pastor J. Wesley Beck discuss the readings from Proper 28, and the Sermon "The Presence of God". Eric also asks questions about the importance of attending church, and sheds light on why we should meet together.

Welcome to the first ever Sola Gratia Podcast from Redeemer Lutheran Church in beautiful Tillamook Oregon. In this episode our host Eric Brinkert along with Pastor J. Wesley Beck will spend time discussing 1 Kings 17: 8-16, Hebrews 9:24-28, Mark 12: 38-44, and chanting Psalm 146. In addition to discussing these readings Eric and Pastor will take time addressing key points of the weekly sermon titled "The Hand of God".