33 Sermons Tagged "Grace"

God has commissioned you to bear fruit, just like he commissioned Moses. He makes his grace clearly visible through his word and sacraments. He clearly states his commission: he's given you faith, and he wants it to be seen. He's also promised you his absolute faithfulness; he's always with us, and he will remain faithful to us.

God’s grace has empowered you to endure animosity, to stand out from the unbelievers, and to love your enemies.

You come as a beggar, but God has made you rich. You hunger for grace, and God feeds you. You weep in this world, and God gives you joy. The world hates you, but God embraces you.

The savior serves by bearing our sins, and because He has won us, we serve the body He won to His glory according to what He considers grace.

We have trust in God’s grace, as well as training from God, and we know the LORD will remove our suffering.

As Jesus enters Jerusalem we see His kingdom of power (his rule over all creation), His kingdom of grace (the invisible church), and the eternal kingdom -- the kingdom of His glory.

We are alive together with Christ by grace -- which is God's gift -- with the authority to rule over our sinful nature in order to do good works.

Know the difference between God’s discipline and his punishment, ask the LORD to save you because of his grace, and know that the LORD hears your prayers.

The Reformation gives all glory to the true redeemer... Judas’ discipleship shows that God offers His grace even to the undeserving.

We are reminded of the gifts given by God's grace -- not just Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love, but gifts that supply our every need -- which we then share with others.