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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Wednesday Apr 10, 2024
Wednesday Apr 10, 2024
One word no one would expect as a word of what it means to follow Jesus? Tremble. Hear how the Bible is full of examples of trembling in the presence of God and what He has done. Join Pastor Jared as he recaps his Easter Sunrise sermon.
Tuesday Apr 09, 2024
Tuesday Apr 09, 2024
This week, our sermon reflects on the significance of Easter, emphasizing the ongoing impact of Jesus' resurrection on believers' lives. It begins with prayer and praise for the resurrection, acknowledging the joy and celebration of Easter. However, it also addresses the challenge of maintaining the Easter spirit beyond the holiday and integrating its message into daily life.
Pastor Jared draws from Psalm 148 to illustrate the universal call for all creation to praise God, linking it to Jesus as the "Horn of Salvation" and the transformative power of his resurrection. His sermon highlights examples of how the resurrection light shines in various aspects of life, such as healing, provision, and hope for the future. We are called as believers to embody the Easter message by being generous, compassionate, and agents of light in the world, reflecting Jesus' love and bringing hope to those in need.
Ultimately, the sermon encourages a deeper understanding of Easter's enduring significance and challenges listeners to live in the light of the resurrection in their everyday actions and interactions.
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Wednesday Apr 03, 2024
Wednesday Apr 03, 2024
Wednesday Apr 03, 2024
What were the emotions you had when you were in worship on Easter Sunday? I bet one of them was not fear! Join Pastor Jared as he explores the ways the women’s fear at the tomb actually points us towards Jesus and his promises and power for us.
Friday Mar 29, 2024
Wednesday Mar 27, 2024
Wednesday Mar 27, 2024
If you could go anywhere during the week of Holy Week, where would you go and why? Join our church staff and school principal as we explore the places they would go and why. Join us online or in-person this Holy Week. Maundy Thursday | 7PM Good Friday | 4PM, 7:30PM Easter Worship Saturday | 6PM Sunday Sunrise | 6AM Easter Breakfast | 7AM Traditional | 8AM New Life | 9:30AM Traditional | 11AM Find your place at stlukecabot.org
Wednesday Mar 20, 2024
Wednesday Mar 20, 2024
Why is it we get so uncomfortable whenever we talk about money? How does Paul show us an example and tell us how God wants us to give? Join us for the most recent Lenten Devotional video as we explore being stewards of our resources.
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Wednesday Mar 20, 2024
Wednesday Mar 20, 2024
The Bible tells us that we gain a heart of wisdom when we number our days. Yet, how often do we intentionally steward our time? Welcome back to our Lenten devotional series where we are examine what stewardship is and how we practice it.
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Tuesday Mar 19, 2024
Tuesday Mar 12, 2024
Tuesday Mar 12, 2024
This week's worship begins with a poll & a discussion about preferences for vacations and accommodations. This leads into a reflection on the Old Testament reading from Numbers 21, where the Israelites grumble against God in the wilderness when their expectations of a prosperous life with God is not going the way the Israelites' anticipated due to a series of challenges. In response to their grumbling, God responds by sending poisonous snakes as punishment.
Much like the Israelites' situation, we also experience challenges throughout life despite our faith. The key is that God doesn't always remove our difficulties, but instead uses them to shape us. Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane illustrates this, as he prayed for the cup of suffering to be taken away but ultimately accepted God's will.
The central message is that while God may not remove our struggles, He promises to give us the faith and endurance to overcome them. The image of Jesus lifted up on the cross is presented as a source of hope and strength in times of difficulty. Pastor Ben encourages those listening to ask for more faith and to look to Jesus for peace and endurance, even when facing challenges that seem insurmountable. Remember, God's promise is not the removal of obstacles, but that He will provide us with the faith to navigate through them.
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