Martin Luther's Sermons

In this sermon Luther preaches about the destruction of Jerusalem and the trouble of false teachers that will come at the end of time.

In this sermon Luther teaches us how faith sees the world through spiritual eyes, and trusts through our sin and death that the Lord has for us life and forgiveness.

Luther unfolds this beautiful sermon of Jesus, and gives us six reasons why we ought to forgive our neighbor.

In this sermon Luther preaches about the healing of the Capernaum noble's son, and the importance of faith and the Lord's Word of promise. This sermon is a must listen.

In this sermon Luther preaches about the great joy of the Absolution, and how it is attacked by every false teaching.

In this sermon Luther preaches about humility and faith, and what we learn from Jesus about worship.

A sermon with two parts. The first teaches us not to fear death, the second teaches us to have mercy.

In this sermon Luther preaches on the words of Jesus about worry and avarice. Jesus commands us to work and not worry, while we always worry without working.

Luther preaches about faith and the virtues of thankfulness and suffering ingratitude.

In this sermon Luther contrasts humility with pride, and puts the parable of Jesus before us to give us humility and faith.

Luther preaches on the parable of the unjust steward, and against the sin of greed.

False prophets attack the church, the state, and the family. Luther shows how, and also unfolds the two rules that Jesus gives for keeping the false teachers at bay.

In this sermon Luther delivers the comfort that the Lord Jesus will care for our soul and our body.

In this sermon Luther considers the parable of the wedding feast, and how it is that the Lord Jesus invites sinners to the feast of His grace.

In this sermon Luther preaches about the account of the rich man and Lazarus, warning and comforting.

In this sermon Luther contrasts the Pentecost of the Old Covenant with the Pentecost of the New Testament, and brings us the comfort of the work of the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon Martin Luther preaches on the comforting work of the Holy Spirit, and distinguishes it from the false comfort of the world. He also distinguishes between the true and false church, and points to our persecution as comfort.

In this sermon Luther talks of the history and the benefit of the ascension of Jesus.

In this sermon Luther preaches about Jesus' exhortation to prayer.

In this sermon Luther takes us the three-fold work of the Holy Spirit to convict the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment. Wonderful stuff!

In this sermon Luther preaches about our two temptations in suffering, and how to fight against this.

Martin Luther preaches on the benefit and example of Christ our good Shepherd.

Luther preaches on the absolution, and the great gift of the forgiveness of all our sins that comes to us apart from our works and efforts.

In this second Easter Sermon Luther preaches on the preaching of the angel and the great blessing that come to us when Jesus calls Himself our "Brother."

Christ is Risen! Luther preaches the events and the benefits of the resurrection.

In this sermon Luther introduces us to correct way to meditate on the Passion of Jesus, and derive from it the fruit of faith and comfort.

Jesus washes His disciples' feet, and Luther preaches about it.

What makes one worthy for the Lord's Supper? Luther preaches on that in this sermon.

This is the first of two sermons on the Lord's Supper, in which Luther talks of the benefit of the Lord's Supper, the forgiveness of sins. Luther also discusses the unity of doctrine and the Lord's Supper.

Martin Luther preaches on the words of Jesus, "He who is of God hear's God's words" (John 8:47).

In this sermon Martin Luther gives us the comfort of John 6 and the Lord's miracle of feeding the 5,000. In this miracle the Lord Jesus gives us the comfort that He will take care of us and give us all we need for this life and the next.

Matin Luther preaches on the three types of people who see Jesus casting out the demons.

Martin Luther preaches on prayer and faith from Matthew 15 and the petitions of the Syrophoenician woman.

Luthher preaches about the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness, and how our Lord resisted the devil with the authority of God's Word.

Martin Luther preaches on Jesus third prediction of His death, and heals the blind man on the way into Jericho. This two part text has a two part sermon, the first on faith in God's Word, and the second on persistence in prayer.

Martin Luther preaches on the parable of the Sower (Luke 8:14-15), and expounds on the four different types of hearers of God's Word.

Jesus tells the parable of the workers in the vineyard and gives to us the truth of the equality of all Christians. Luther preaches on this great texts, and comforts us

Luther preaches on the manifestation of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in the baptism of Jesus.

In this sermon Luther preaches about the visit of the Wise Men to the infant Jesus, and shows in their example how we are to find Christ in the Word of God.

Martin Luther continues to preach on the honor and blessing of Christmas.

Martin Luther continues to preach on the great joy and comfort of the Incarnation.

Martin Luther preaches on the joy of Christ's birth. He recounts the history of the nativity with full Christian confidence and conviction.

Martin Luther preaches on the humility of John the Baptist.

John the Baptist is in prison, and he sends his disciples to Jesus. What do we make of this?

Luther preaches on the terror and comfort of the Lord's return.

Luther preaches on the Triumphal Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem.

In this sermon Luther expounds on the words of Jesus from Matthew 24, where Jesus promises the destruction of Jerusalem and the end of all things.

This is the Lord's prayer, uploaded to test the podcast. If this works, there is more to come soon.

In this long sermon from Luther's Church Postil, the Reformer examines the text of John 1 and the dispute between the Pharisees and John the Baptist. We are taught want it truly means to be prepared for our Lord's coming.

Martin Luther