Category: Worship
LCMS Ministry to the Armed Forces Newsletter
From the LCMS Ministry to the Armed Forces. We invite all of you to read the newsletter, which highlights what the church is doing for our military members. Providing ministry support to the armed forces is a big undertaking and the LCMS, along with our congregations worldwide, has taken on the challenge. From The So Help Me God Site This issue of the So Help Me God newsletter from the LCMS Ministry to the ArmedRead More
Podcast – July 7, 2019 – Work In the Kingdom Of God
Work In the Kingdom Of God What do you do when someone comes to your door and says, “Blessed be all who reside in this home.” Do you just say, “Thanks” and close the door? Did you know that was an opportunity to share the true Word of God? In Luke, we hear about the sending out of the 72 people to teach others about Jesus. It’s the only book of the Bible that discussesRead More
Podcast – Jun 9, 2019 – What Do You do Without Jesus?
What Do You do Without Jesus? Do you find yourself asking the question, “What Would Jesus Do?” when something comes up in your life? It’s a question that is often asked but seldom do we get an answer that helps justify the thoughts or actions we are, have or about to take. But how about a different question? What do you do without Jesus? It’s an intriguing thought. Where would we be without Jesus? WeRead More
Podcast – Jun 2, 2019 – Risen and Arisen
Risen and Arisen Listen to Pastor Paul Rieger this week as he discusses “Risen and Arisen”. We hope this message is uplifting for you and brings you closer to God and the salvation He gives us. If you have any questions or comments regarding this podcast, please contact us at info@trinityradioandvideo.org
Lent Continues
Lent Continues Lent continues its march onward into April. We have been journeying together through Lent, continually reflecting on the death of our Lord. Why did He die for us? Why do I deserve such grace? And while Lent seems very depressing and remorseful, we know that it is a season of love. In John 15:13 Jesus says, “Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.” LentRead More
By Grace You Have Been Saved
The Book of Galatians So I recently changed my schedule to make Fridays, which are my slow days, my study day. I was recommended a new translation of Luther’s commentary on Galatians, so I picked it up and decided to start first with the book of Galatians. Why has it been so long since I’ve read Galatians!? It was so good. I mean, I know God’s Word is good, but for some reason this oneRead More
LCMS Ministry to the Armed Forces
From the LCMS Ministry to the Armed Forces. We invite all of you to read the newsletter, which highlights what the church is doing for our military members. Providing ministry support to the armed forces is a big undertaking and the LCMS, along with our congregations worldwide, has taken on the challenge. From The So Help Me God Site This issue of the So Help Me God newsletter from the LCMS Ministry to the ArmedRead More
Podcast – December 2, 2018 – Salvation is Near
Salvation is Near As we begin the Advent season, we look forward to the coming of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Today’s message from Pastor Paul Rieger talks about Salvation. Jesus was sent on our behalf by His Father to do the unthinkable. He was sent here to DIE for us! The sinful masses. What a gift! So as the start of the new church year starts, we ask you to join us asRead More
The Beginning of the Church Year
What is Advent? This week, we begin the new Church Year. But you may ask, “Isn’t starting the church year the first week in December rather strange? Most organizations use the calendar year!” Well, there is a good reason for this! The period leading up to the birth of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, called “Advent”, begins the change from the Law to the Gospel. Advent means “the arrival” and is traditionally the seasonRead More
God’s Gift of Jesus Christ
The Reason for the Season It seems our world is getting so cynical. Even in the joyous Christmas season, we only hear cynicism. Rather than rejoicing in people’s generosity to one another, we throw around statements like, “Jesus is the reason for the season.” Sure that’s true, but is that how we should speak? Maybe I’m just being cynical myself, but I think we need to change the conversation. The season of Christmas for soRead More
