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The Gospel by the Lake
by Pastor Bryan Prell
Sermons preached at St. John's Lutheran Church, Fox Lake, WI
Episodes
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Christian Education: Priority, not Accessory
When Benjamin Franklin told a curious citizen that the Constitutional Convention had produced "a rep...
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Offer Forgiveness
Faced with a looming deadline, our natural instinct is to take stock of what remains unfinished&mdas...
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Concern for Creation
When society runs on convenience, it takes very little effort for a throwaway culture to start treat...
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Greater Well-Being
Modern culture sells wellness as an individual pursuit, but genuine wholeness demands a posture most...
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Greater Community
In an era of hyper-connectivity, epidemic-level loneliness persists because digital pings cannot rep...
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Living to God's Glory and to His Return
We unpack the practical realities of a faith-driven life while waiting for Christ's return, guided b...
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Greater Responsibility
A garden left alone for even a week turns into a tangle of crabgrass and weeds, and the human heart ...
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Grace Is Amazing
Sunday school taught us that Jonah's story is about a giant fish, but the real heart of the text rev...
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Forgiveness Is for Me
Exploring Jesus's parable of the unmerciful servant and Peter's probing question about the limits of...
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Theology of the Cross
Treating God like an automated transaction machine usually leads to quick disappointment when life's...
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Christ's Church Is for All
In a world obsessed with who's "in" and who's "out," it’s easy to feel like a spiritual wallfl...
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Trust
Trust is a fragile thing, especially in a messy world where betrayal and human unreliability often l...
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Confidence
What happens when we truly trust that God provides? Looking closely at the miracle of the feeding of...
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Wisdom & Generosity
What does generosity actually look like when viewed through the lens of eternity? In this sermon, we...
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Rooted in the Word
From a 2,000-year-old Judean date palm to a random patch of backyard sunflowers planted by ambitious...
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Q&A from the Farm
Farming demands a difficult balance between grueling daily labor and total reliance on elements outs...
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Two Kingdoms
Navigating the competing demands of political seasons and national milestones can leave many believe...
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God Comes First
Our daily schedules, financial choices, and emotional energy inevitably expose what we value most, o...
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Keep the Faith
Faced with an uncertain future from a Roman prison cell, the Apostle Paul offered a timeless mandate...
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Christ Leads
When a long-standing era of leadership comes to a close, the transition can leave a community feelin...
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God Loves Sinners
Human memory often preserves a heavy inventory of past failures, leaving us trapped under the crushi...
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God Is Triune
The concept of the Trinity often leaves human intellect scrambling for a proper analogy, shifting be...
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He Lives to Pour Out His Spirit
The modern church marks Pentecost as a historic milestone, but its celebration goes far beyond a cal...
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Hang in There
This episode features a moving, perspective-shifting message centered on 1 Peter, addressing the una...
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He Reigns
While modern calendars overlook the Ascension, the medieval church celebrated it with the same grand...
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A Purpose
This message addresses that void by exploring the fundamental human need for purpose, tracing it fro...
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The Way
While the world often views "one-way" signs as restrictive or frustrating, this message explores why...
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My Good Shepherd
When the world feels unreliable and even the most trusted human institutions fail us, where can a we...
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Hope Restored
The walk to Emmaus is often remembered as a journey of discovery, but for the two disciples on the r...
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Proof Brings Peace
Skepticism often grows from the soil of disappointment, especially when those expected to lead with ...
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What Difference Does It Make? He Lives!
While the world often treats Easter as a charming fable, the historical weight of the resurrection o...
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Look Up to See Your Salvation
We often exhaust ourselves trying to "hack" a sense of inner quiet through career milestones, intell...
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Look Up to Get a Glimpse of Heaven
The physical layout of a church sanctuary often carries a weight of symbolism that goes unnoticed in...
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Look Up to See Your King
In a world designed to keep our eyes glued to screens and buried in endless to-do lists, it is start...
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The Kingly Priest
Centuries before the New Testament, the prophet Zechariah staged a symbolic act that defied Israel&r...
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Life
Loss has a way of making "forever" feel like a long time to wait, but the grief we feel is actually ...
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What's He Worth to You?
We often weigh the value of our daily choices—from the price of groceries to the effort of a m...
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Sight
We all navigate life with "blind spots"—those chipped edges of our conscience or cultural bias...
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Look at the One who was Pierced
Hunting trophies are usually symbols of a successful harvest or a respect for nature, but a crucifix...
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Water
The woman at the well is often remembered for her scandalous history, but her choice to fetch water ...
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Return to Me
In the quiet reflection of the Lenten season, we often find ourselves caught between the comforts of...
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Faith
While human relationships often operate on a "trust but verify" basis, the biblical account of Abrah...
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Scattered Sheep
The sting of being left behind is a universal human ache, whether it's felt in a sterile hospital wa...
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A Champion
True love is rarely passive; it is a fierce, protective force that stands its ground when the people...
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The Truth
The gap between our public promises and private realities often feels like an unbridgeable chasm, le...
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Son of God
Transfiguration is often remembered for its blinding light and the celestial appearance of Moses and...
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Salt and Light
The reputation of modern Christianity often hits a wall when confronted with the "hypocrisy" cited b...
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Blessed
Hardships and budget concerns often act like a smudged pair of glasses, blurring the many ways a com...
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The Light
In a world that often feels heavy with the "gloom of a cold January morning," it is easy to become o...
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The Lamb
The question of Jesus’ identity often centers on his humanity, yet the Apostle Paul presents a...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Sermons preached at St. John's Lutheran Church, Fox Lake, WI
HOSTED BY
Pastor Bryan Prell
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Sermons preached at St. John's Lutheran Church, Fox Lake, WI
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