St. Luke Cabot Sermon & Devotion Feed
Come, gather with us as we grow together as disciples and followers of Jesus through the study of His Word. Each week, hear the devotional audio and the sermon and message from this weekend’s worship and at St. Luke Lutheran Church and School in Cabot, Pennsylvania. Find your place at stlukecabot.org
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Tuesday Oct 31, 2023
Tuesday Oct 31, 2023
In today’s powerful sermon, we explore the concept of church membership not as a duty, but as the most precious gift one can ever receive. Inspired by Romans 5, this talk delves into what it means to be a biblical church member, using a touching analogy of little Josiah on Christmas morning to demonstrate how a life in Christ's community is the gift that keeps on giving. Find your place at stlukecabot.org
Tuesday Oct 24, 2023
Tuesday Oct 24, 2023
What comes to mind when you think of Ephesians 5? For many, it's a popular wedding text, but what if it means something more profound than that? In this eye-opening sermon, Pastor Brian dives deep into the true essence of Ephesians 5, revealing its greater significance for understanding our relationship with Jesus Christ, the bridegroom of the Church.
Thursday Oct 19, 2023
Thursday Oct 19, 2023
In this compelling sermon titled "You, a Target?" Pastor Jared delves into a poignant narrative, drawing a parallel between an unforeseen physical tragedy and the spiritual 'target' we might unknowingly carry. Drawing from Luke 21 and Ephesians 6:10-18, the sermon highlights an uncomfortable promise Jesus made to His followers, foretelling persecution due to His name, which we bear through baptism.
Friday Apr 21, 2023
Friday Apr 21, 2023
In this sermon, Pastor Jared shows how the resurrection of Jesus not only changes how we experience the death of our loved ones, but it also transforms our trials and suffering. Using the analogy of refining gold, we see how the resurrection of Jesus purifies and sanctifies us in our moments of brokenness and sadness. The sermon touches on Peter's epistle reading and discusses how the sufferings and trials that we experience are meant to prove the authenticity of our faith.