St. Lorenz Lutheran Church

How did the Resurrection of Christ effect his disciples and followers? Pastor Caleb Adams talks about this in this three week sermon series.

Pastor Joel Kaiser talks about the disciples on the road to Emmaus and how their eyes did not see clearly at first.

Pastor Joe Polzin talks about the foundation of our faith. The life, death and resurrection of Jesus.

Pastor Mark Brandt's Easter sermon.

Pastor Caleb Adams talks about the way that Mary Magdalene reacted with joy and wonder when Jesus spoke her name on the first Easter Sunday. Mary had come to the tomb full of sorrow, darkness, and confusion, but she left with joy and wonder. We too can hear Jesus speak our name and feel that joy and wonder in our lives, even when we are full of sorrow and darkness.

Pastor Fenske's Good Friday sermon

Good Friday Tre Ore Worship sermons from Pastor Mark Brandt, Pastor Joel Kaiser, Vicar Chris Garcia, Pastor Bob Smith, Pastor Caleb Adams, Pastor Rodney Rynearson, and Pastor Bill Hoesmann

Pastor Kaiser's sermon about the new commandment Jesus gave His disciples, to love one another.

God uses us to be the light of the world. We are called to bring light to the dark world around us.

Pastor Kaiser talks about the tremendous love that God has for the whole world. No matter what our attitude is.

God's love for us is so great that He sacrificed His Son Jesus.

Vicar Chris Garcia talks about the parallels and contrasts between the life of Adam and of Jesus. How Adam's sin caused all people to be sinful, and how Jesus' righteousness is for all people as well.

Ash Wednesday message from Pastor Mark Brandt.

Pastor Fitzgerald talks about how the last words of Christ spur us on to a life of missions.

Pastor Shawn Fenske talks about how Jesus not only gives us an example of forgiveness but gives us the power to be able to forgive as well.

In this final sermon in the Abraham series Pastor Caleb Adams talks about the test that God gave to Abraham, to sacrifice his only son Isaac. God did stopped Abraham from harming Isaac, and provided a ram as a substitute sacrifice. However, when the time came for God to sacrifice His only Son, Jesus, God did not stop. Jesus became the ultimate sacrifice for all of us.