This sermon explores decisive beginnings and endings.  Please pardon the technical difficulties. pauses and pops.  Podcasting can have big and little bangs.

This is the initial offering on the web pf St. Paul's Men's quartet, called, Bound for Glory.  Quartet members are Randy Isham, Darrell Isham, Chris Sloan and Larry McLean. 

The sermon explores who we are able to join the mission of Jesus.

The sermon explores "end things"understanding that all things end well with God!

The sermon explores how the story of the poor widow's offering relates to the story of grace.

The sermon explores living into our sainthood through a life of prayer.

The sermon explores the Holy Fire of our Reformation tradition!

The sermon explores how we are able to share God's gifts as we proclaimgoodnews anddogood deeds.

This sermon explores the 10th Chaper of St. Mark, in quest of the most precious gift.  You are invited to join the journey.

The sermon explores who we are able to be in relationship through Jesus; to live blessed rather than hard hearted.

The sermon explores the "hard" saying in Mark 9.

Jesus reveals the path to true greatness, using one's power for others rather than over others.

The sermon explores how we are able to move into deep wisdom.

The sermon explore our deep motivations for doing what we do.  Hint: it all springs from the heart.

The sermon explores Jesus daring and daunting words at the end of his bread of life discourse.  It is a gentle invitation to participate in a Holy Partnership with him and brothers and sisters in his family

The sermon explores how we ingest cookies is analogous to how we ingest the "Bread of Life". 

The sermon moves from the wilderness to Jesus' encounter with Nicodemus to Jesus' discourse on the Bread of Life.  Enjoy the journey!

The sermon explores how God goes to work - in us!  We take a special look at the work of forgiveness and reconciliation.

The sermon explores "Spiritual Chemistry", as done by Jesus at the Sea of Galilee and by use as God's Baptized people.

The sermon explores how Jesus calls us to a mission to gather the scattered sheep into the arms of the waiting Shepherd!

The sermon this Sunday is by Pr. John Kreidler, Associate to the Bishop and Synod Administrator.  Pr. Kreidler explores the contrasting leadership styles of King Herod and John the Baptist.  Pr. Kreidler truly brought an encouraging word to St. Paul's.

The sermon explores Paul's phrase - "My grace is sufficient for you" as four movements of grace.

The sermon explores the motif of "Breathing Grace".  Enjoy!

The sermon explores Jesus power to bring Peace!

The sermon explores how God's Power alone can bring peace to our world!

The sermon explores the significance of the Pentecost Event and how that relates the the event at St.Paul's where we received 30 new members, 6 through confirmation, 11 through baptism and the rest through affirmation of faith.  What does this mean?

The sermon explores the centrality of prayer as the disciples life unfolds in the presence of our Risen Lord.  Prayer is a gft that is a gift of glory, a gift of unity and the gift of protection.

We explore the metaphor of God's Love as the sun.  Let the sun shine!

The sermon serves as a prism to explore the spectrum of God's love as creative, forgiving and upbuilding. 

The is an exploration of Jesus teaching of himself as the Good Shepherd.  We explore the theme of God's Word as a gift for the soul experienced as a mirror, as glasses and as a compass.

The sermon explores how our Risen Lord is our Holy Bridge - through whom we have peace.

The sermon is a joing of the FISH Pilosophy and the appearance narratives in John 20. 

The sermon explores how we become Good News People through the power of the good news of Jesus Risen! especially as we experience the powerof the gospel through baptism.

The sermon explores how were are able to make peace in a violent world through prayer that leads to compassionate action.

The sermon explores the metaphor of our inner lives as a home. 

The sermon explores Jesus' cleansing of the temple in John 2 through the frame of reference of Psalm 46:10.. "Be Still and Know I am God."

Gospelling rather than rumoring is the way to follow Jesus.

This podcast is the communion service help at St. Paul's on the 22nd of Februray 2009. 

This is the final post of the100th Anniversary Celebration at St. Paul's Lutheran - held on the 22nd of February 2009 

This is the fourth podcast of our 100th Anniversary Celebration held on the 22nd of February 2009.  This segment includes the hymn of the day the Nicene Creed, the Prayers and sharing the peace of the Lord

This is the third Podcast of St. Paul's 100th Anniversary worship service - it includes the sermon which is on the Transfiguration of our Lord and the 100 years of life as a congregation.

This is the second podcast of ST. Paul's 100th Anniversary worship celebration held on the 22nd of February 2009.

This is the first of several podcasts of the 100th Anniversary Celebration at St. Paul's on the 21st and 22nd of February 2009.  This poscast is the opening annoucements, prelude from the Family Service Musicians, confession of sins, first hymn, prayer of the day and the choir anthem.  It was a magnificent worship celebration.

Jesus heals a Leper who had heard good news!  We are able to hear this good news also, this gospel - and so make ourselves available to the healing power of God - in whom - Nothing is Impossible!

The sermon explores how Jesus teaching is astounding!  Jesus teaches us how to live in the Spirit and in freedom.

The sermon explores how we move into the love of Jesus as we join Nathanuel in accepting Jesus' invitation to come and see.

The sermon explores how we become  a new humanity through our baptism, how we become beloved brothers and sisters.

The sermon explore a quest for the Christ - by Herod - and by the Magi or Wise Men.  It is very much a quest for our day, guided by God's Holy Word.

The sermon explores prayer as a priority for 2009, with a little help from Jesus, Mary, Joseph, Simeon and Anna.  Peace be with you in the new year!

The sermon explores Gabriel's good news to Mary as it becomes good news for us through the waters of baptism.  We also explore how water can be a metapor for grace, compassion and love.

The sermon explores darkness and fear can be transformed by allowing our light ot shine through our relations with Cod and one-another.