Pastor David Balla

In this Epiphany sermon on Ephesians 3:3–6, The Mystery Made Known, we hear the good news that what was once hidden has now been fully revealed in Christ Jesus. Epiphany is not about human discovery, but divine revelation. God makes known His saving purpose: that Gentiles are fellow heirs, members of the same body, and partakers of the promise in Christ through the Gospel. This sermon proclaims Christ as the Light who comes not only for Israel, but for the nations—for sinners once far off and now brought near by His blood.From the Magi at Bethlehem to the Church gathered today, God reveals His mystery through Word and Sacrament. This is a deeply confessional Lutheran sermon, emphasizing Law and Gospel, Christ’s saving work alone, and the unity of the Church grounded not in culture or merit, but in Christ Himself. You will hear how Epiphany confronts human pride, exposes division, and comforts troubled consciences with the certainty of grace.This sermon is ideal for those seeking faithful LCMS preaching, Epiph