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Go in Peace
by Ben Ingelson
These podcasts are sermons recorded during worship at Resurrection Lutheran Church, Channahon, Illinois. Ben Ingelson is the pastor and preacher and these sermons try to share both the good news of God's love for you and also how this gracious love shapes our lives.
Episodes
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Abide in my Love
Jesus invites us to "keep his commandments" as a way to abide in God's love. John 15
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But on the First Day of the Week
Alleluia! Christ is Risen!
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Trying a Different Question
Sometimes adjusting the question we're asking can be a gift, especially in the midst of life's wilderness experiences. This sermon is based in Jesus' experience in the wilderness.
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Preach the gospel always. Use words, when necessary
This sermon picks up on the quote from St. Francis: "Preach the gospel always, when necessary use words."
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God's Call
This sermon draws on God calling Samuel and how it helps us hear God's call in our lives, too.
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You are my Beloved
God's grace through his Son, Jesus Christ that always declares us as being God's beloved.
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Prepare the Way
God's prophets call out, "Prepare the way of the Lord; make his paths straight!" This sermon explores what it might mean for us to prepare the way of the Lord.
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Heart Check
"How is your heart today?" Not the question we often ask, but seems to be the one Jesus is asking in this particular Gospel passage in Matthew 15.
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Walking into the Storm
Jesus walks across the rough sea to call out to the disciples, "Take heart, it is I; do not be afraid." Matthew 14:22-34
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The Gift of the Holy Spirit
Jesus says, "Receive the Holy Spirit." This sermon explores what it means to receive God's gift of the Holy Spirit. Sunday May 28, 2023
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Ladle Life
God sends Jesus with a metaphorical ladle in hand to serve up God's goodness! Our Christian life, then, picks up the ladle, too, serving up the goodness that God is cookin'.
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Keep it Movin'
Jesus says, "I give you a new commandment, that you love one another just as I have loved you." In other words, Jesus commands us to keep the love of God we have received moving: keep it movin'! Sunday May 14, 2023
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Living into the Contradictions
Our lives are filled simultaneously with seemingly contradictory experiences, feelings, emotions, that aren't necessarily resolved as either-or but as all true all at once. God send his Son for our whole self and to speak peace into the midst of it all. John 14:1-14.
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Ordinary Awe
Although Awe might not be the first word that comes to mind when we think of church, this sermon explores how upon closer inspection it is actually a good word for describing our experience of participating in the life of the church. Acts 2:42-47
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The Gift of Church Community
In this sermon, we lift up the theme of Vocation and Daryl shares about his faith journey and the role the church community has played in his life.
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Resurrection Pattern
This sermon explores the pattern of the resurrection story in the Gospel of Matthew and how we see this same pattern of resurrection in our lives, too.
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Palm Sunday Perspective
This sermon imagines being a disciple at the table with Jesus during the Last Supper and in the garden with Jesus.
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Into Life
Jesus calls Lazarus from death into life (John 11:1-45) and Jesus also call us forth into life, too.
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Signs Of Spring
When we look for signs of spring this time of year, we can find them upon closer inspection. Similarly, when we look for signs of God's presence, we see it. Sunday sermon, March 19, 2023 based in John 9:1-41.
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Fully Known Fully Loved
In this sermon, we hear that we are fully known by God and fully loved by God. The sermon is based in John 4: 5-42, the conversation between Jesus and the woman at the well.
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In the Night
There's something about the night that creates the space for our hearts and mind to wonder and to worry. It's during the night that Nicodemus and Jesus are having a conversation and it's in the night that Jesus says, "For God so loves the world..." This sermon explores the significance of this...
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Yes and No
Welcome to the audio podcast of Sunday sermons at Resurrection Lutheran Church. Today's sermon is about saying "yes" to God's values and the role of "no" to power a fuller "yes." Matthew 4:1-11. Lent. February 26, 2023
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God's Call In Our Daily Life
This is a Vocation Sunday in the life of Resurrection Lutheran Church, which is when we share stories of following God's call in our daily life. On this Sunday, you will hear kids and adults sharing how participating in Scouts is one way they share God's love.
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The One You Feed
God sends Jesus to gift us life and life abundant and Jesus leads us in the way of life.
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You Are Salt
Jesus says, "You are the salt of the earth." This sermon explores what Jesus means to be salt. Sunday February 5, 2023
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For People
Jesus invites us to follow him and live for people, or in his words to the first disciples, to fish for people. This sermon explores what this can mean in our daily life.
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March 22 Worship Service
Although we aren't gathering in the church together, the Holy Spirit still unites our prayer and worship.
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Time For...
In a time of virus pandemic and high stress, our faith compels us to ask, "What is it time for?" Turns out, it is always a good time to love God and our neighbors.
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Affirming Your Vocation
Jim shares his vocation stories and journey and affirms that how we encourage and support each other is God's call in our lives.
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In Tune
As we go about daily life, we tend to drift out of tune, but God gifts us with Jesus and the Holy Spirit to bring us back into tune with God, with ourselves, and in community.
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Get Up and Do Not Be Afraid
We see a familiar pattern in the disciples during Jesus' transfiguration, which is the transformation from telling God our plans to listening to Jesus and following God's vision. Matthew 17:1-9
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Yes and No
Through Jesus Christ, God's word to you is always "yes." Jesus also teaches us about God's "no," too. This sermon focuses on the power of these two words in our faith starting first with God's "yes" and "no" and then what we're called to say yes and no to. Matthew 5:21-37.
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You're Here to be Light
Jesus says, "You are here to be light." This word from Jesus assures us of our identity and purpose. Matthew 5:13-16
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Faith And Fear Case Study
In Psalm 27 and Matthew 4, we hear that God shines light in our darkness, replaces our fear with faith, and swaps our despair for hope. This sermon uses a case study from recent conversations with the youth and parents from our Confirmation program in which we're dealing with the heightened fear...
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What are you Seeking?
Jesus asks us “What are you seeking?” He listens to our response and then invites us to “Come and see.” As we take Jesus up on the invitation we experience and discover what we are seeking. John 1:29-42
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So Many Voices
Each and every day we encounter countless voices whether our own internal voice or the many external ones we hear, and through all of this, the voice of the Lord also speaks life to us, too.
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It Will Be Okay
Nikki shares one of her vocation stories of feeling God's peace in the midst of a job change. This is part of our Vocation series in which the people of Resurrection share stories of listening to God's call in their life.
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Ordinary Holds The Extraordinary
The beauty of the Christmas story is all the ways the ordinary becomes the means of God's extraordinary gift of Jesus Christ. Just like Mary, Joseph, a manger, shepherds, and a stable, we, too, are means of God's extraordinary love. Christmas Eve 2019
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Taking a Risk
God takes a risk in sending his Son for the sake of saving us from sin so that we would have peace within ourselves, peace between ourselves, and peace among communities.
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Wrapped In Hope
God wraps us in love, grace, and new life especially when we need it most. Isaiah 35:1-10. Video of time-lapse worship service and sermon activity: https://youtu.be/e7FWV1KShhM
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Stop Paddling
Jesus Christ is the headwaters of God's peace flowing into our lives and into the world, and along the banks of this river is peace within and peace between. The season of Advent invites us to stop paddling so hard and to flow with God's gift of grace and love.
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Let's Go to Church!
How do you finish the sentence, "Let's go to the house of the Lord so that..." In Isaiah 2, the people go to the house of the Lord to learn God's ways and walk in God's pathways.
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Be Great
God calls us to serve others in big and small ways. Mike shares his vocation stories and some examples of what Christian greatness looks like.
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Potluck Generosity
The ingredients of any bountiful potluck are intentionality, generosity, and teamwork. It turns out that what we know about potlucks is also true of generous living and God's mission happening through the church.
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J.O.Y.: Jesus, Others, Yourself
We experience joy as we live the two greatest commandments. Although we give of ourselves, we actually feel like we receive more than we give away when we live by the acronym J.O.Y. Jesus, Others, Yourself. Link to the video of Joyfully Following Jesus: https://youtu.be/8xqfpqoZaU0
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These podcasts are sermons recorded during worship at Resurrection Lutheran Church, Channahon, Illinois. Ben Ingelson is the pastor and preacher and these sermons try to share both the good news of God's love for you and also how this gracious love shapes our lives.
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