Grace Ev. Lutheran Church

05/03/2026

EASTER 5 --- May 3, 2026
Service of Morning Praise -- pg. 45
Hymns: #256; # 476; #356
Sermon: Acts 17:1-12
"A The Bible Allows No Innocent Bystanders!"
Pastor David G. Peters

04/26/2026

EASTER 4 --- April 26, 2026
Service of Word & Sacrament -- pg. 26
Hymns: #436; #766; #360; #375; #374; #432
Sermon: "There is Only One Way to Heaven!"
Pastor David G. Peters

04/12/2026

EASTER 2 --- April 12, 2026
The Common Service -- pg. 15
Hymns: #163; Ps.16; #165; #158; #159
Sermon: Psalm 16:1-2,8-11
"Always Set the Risen Lord Before You!"
Pastor David G. Peters

04/05/2026

Grace from Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Service
EASTER SUNDAY --- April 5, 2026
Special Liturgy of Holy Communion
Hymns: #157; #159; #150; #149; #720; #152; #316; #143
Sermon: Matthew 12:38-41
"The Sign of Jonah the Prophet"
Pastor David G. Peters

04/04/2026

CHRIST IS RISEN! HE IS RISEN INDEED!
May you all have a truly blessed celebration of our Savior Jesus' glorious victory over sin, death, and the grave. HAPPY EASTER!

VERSE OF THE DAY: “My flesh will dwell securely because you will not abandon my life to the grave. You will not let your favored one see decay. You have made known to me the path of life, fullness of joy in your presence, pleasures at your right hand forever.” (Psalm 16:9-11, EHV © 2019)

PRAYER FOR EASTER:
Precious Redeemer Jesus, you have gathered us to yourself just as you have always gathered your disciples — through your holy Word and Sacraments. You have washed away our sins, and you feed us with your body and blood to forgive and preserve us in the one true and saving faith. In your mercy, gather people from every nation into your holy Church, that they may be united with us and be counted forever as children of the living God. May your resurrection comfort us with the good news that death is not the end, and that we have eternal life in paradise awaiting us at the throne of our Creator. Amen.

04/03/2026

GOOD FRIDAY --- April 3, 2026
Special Order of Holy Communion
Hymns: #100; #113; Ps.22; "The Old Rugged Cross"; #117; #316; #588,v.1,6,7
Sermon: John 19:17-30
"Justice & Love are Polar Opposites, but
They Were Resolved at the Cross!"
Pastor David G. Peters

04/02/2026

MAUNDY THURSDAY --- April 2, 2026
Special Order of Service
Hymns: #135; Ps.116; #136; #313; #312,v,1,5-7
Sermon: 1 Corinthians 11:23-29
"Follow Me to the Celebration!"
Pastor David Peters

12/07/2025

These are weekly Sunday sermons for the entire liturgical year, Series C. They follow the ILCW (Inter-Lutheran Commission on Worship) pericopes with a few changes suggested by Christian Worship: A Lutheran Hymnal (1993).

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These sermons may be read:
+ for personal meditation or as a commentary on the biblical text;
+ by a layman leading worship when a pastor is not present;
+ or small study groups or house churches.

Pastors and seminarians may read these:
+ as commentaries on the biblical text, and
+ as examples of how to (and how not to!) write a good expository sermon.

TO GOD ALONE BE THE GLORY!

05/23/2025

These are weekly Sunday sermons for the entire liturgical year, Series B. They follow the ILCW (Inter-Lutheran Commission on Worship) pericopes with a few changes suggested by Christian Worship: A Lutheran Hymnal (1993).

These sermons may be read for personal meditation or as a commentary on the biblical text. They might also be read to a congregation by a layman leading worship when a qualified pastor is not present to preach a sermon he has written himself. Small study groups or house churches may find them very useful as well. Seminarians and pastors may read these as commentaries on the biblical text and as examples of how to (and how not to!) write a good expository sermon.

TO GOD ALONE BE THE GLORY!

Just click on the following Universal Book Link:
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03/02/2025

These are weekly Sunday sermons for the entire liturgical year, Series B. They follow the ILCW (Inter-Lutheran Commission on Worship) pericopes with a few changes suggested by Christian Worship: A Lutheran Hymnal (1993).

These sermons may be read for personal meditation or as a commentary on the biblical text. They might also be read to a congregation by a layman leading worship when a qualified pastor is not present to preach a sermon he has written himself. Small study groups or house churches may find them very useful as well. Seminarians and pastors may read these as commentaries on the biblical text and as examples of how to (and how not to!) write a good expository sermon.

TO GOD ALONE BE THE GLORY!

Just click on the following Universal Book Link:
https://booklink.shop/B0DXD9JB7B

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