Redeemer Lutheran Church

08/02/2026

"No servant can serve two masters, for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and money." Luke 16:13

The reading for this sermon is Luke 16:1-13.This sermon was preac...

07/28/2026

Lutheran Church–Canada's President-elect Rev. David Haberstock, was interviewed on Issues, Etc. Check it out in the link! ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Lutheran Church–Canada is pleased to share this special interview featuring President-elect Rev. David Haberstock, originally produced by Issues, Etc. and shared with permission. In this thoughtful conversation, Rev. Haberstock discusses Confessional Lutheranism in Canada, reflecting on the Church’s identity, mission, and witness in the current cultural landscape, considering the matter of Bill C–9. We are grateful to Issues, Etc. for allowing us to make this interview available to our audience.

🔗 Visit the link in the comments below to listen to the interview!

06/23/2026

Pastor Gillard and several other Lutheran pastors were interviewed on how God called them into the holy ministry. Pastor Gillard's interview begins around the 56 minute mark, but each and every one of them is worth listening to! You may find how to listen below.

🎙 SEASON FINALE
Christ gave us pastors. So how does He call men into this noble task?

In this season finale, we will hear from six Lutheran pastors as they share how God called them into the holy ministry and the various means, both remarkable and ordinary, that God used to guide them into His service.

Thank you for listening.
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LISTEN HERE ⬇️

🎧 Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4lqturTQieFrVTVvpRDcbW

▶️ YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1rPzHr_bjo

03/21/2026

12/28/2025

Scripture tells us that everything created by God is good, especially when sanctified by the Word of God and prayer (1 Timothy 4:4-5). Therefore, as we move into the New Year and toward Epiphany, consider asking Pastor to come by for a house blessing.

In a house blessing, the name of God is invoked in blessing upon a home and all who dwell there. Then, going room by room, Scripture is read in the hearing of those dwelling there, and prayers are offered for the consecration of the home to the Lord. This was at one time a common pastoral practice in the Church.

More information about house blessings can be found in the article below:

📖 Blessing a home

🗣 “The times they are a-changin’.” Over the last 20 years, most every pastor has had people come with complaints of strange phenomena occurring in their home, especially at night. It seems since the advent of Rationalism and the scientific method, we all forgot that Satan and his minions are out there. However, in the last 50+ years, as Western society has broadly turned away from the Lord and His Church, the days are such that the Word of God and the name of God (through Holy Baptism) are no longer in the ears and hearts of people. This affords the evil one the opportunity for mischief, mayhem, and misery.

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🍁 Read more: https://www.canadianlutheran.ca/blessing-a-home/