The Twenty-first Sunday after Trinity10 October, Anno Domini 2021St. John 4:46-54Pr. Kurt Ulmer Do you have a living or a dead faith? That is the question that is put before us this morning as Jesus engages this desperate father whose … Continued
The Twentieth Sunday after Trinity3 October, Anno Domini 2021St. Matthew 22:1-14Pr. Kurt Ulmer In the Name of the Father, and of the +Son, and of the Holy Spirit. It’s hard to miss the numerous invitations and warnings Jesus issues through … Continued
We all want to be invited to the big celebration. We don’t want to be left out or forgotten. The good news is – you are invited! It’s not to a birthday or a victory celebration but to the banquet … Continued
The Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity26 September, Anno Domini 2021St. Luke 14:1-11Pr. Kurt Ulmer In the Name of the Father, and of the +Son, and of the Holy Spirit. We need to take very seriously Jesus’ warning at the house of … Continued
The Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity 19 September, Anno Domini 2021 St. Luke 7:11-17 Pr. Kurt Ulmer In the Name of the Father, and of the +Son, and of the Holy Spirit. “Do not weep.” If you’re child died and someone … Continued
The Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity12 September, Anno Domini 2021 St. Matthew 6: 24-34Pr. Kurt A. Ulmer In the Name of the Father, and of the +Son, and of the Holy Spirit. “Martha, Martha, you are anxious and troubled about many … Continued
Supply chains on everything from flooring to lumber to cars are backed in ways many of us have never seen before. Consequently, the one thing that is not at all in short supply is anxiousness. From the current economic situation … Continued
The Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity5 September, Anno Domini 2021 St. Luke 17:11-19The Rev’d Kurt A. Ulmer In the Name of the Father, and of the +Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. It is really a pleasure to be with … Continued
Through the Apostle Paul, the Holy Spirit teaches us that “the works of the flesh are evident.” Sin is pretty obvious, really. God hasn’t left it a mystery. The Ten Commandments are clear. The problem is that we like sin … Continued
Martyrdom is not something we are accustomed to thinking of in our time. But, ask John the Baptist. The world’s hatred of God’s Word is very real and he suffered imprisonment and death because of his faith in Christ and … Continued