University Lutheran

We talk about how we have an answer to the mysteries of life, and His name is Jesus.

We continue our Easter "Reanimated" series looking at 1 Peter and how we are reanimated to be a people who are connected by Christ our cornerstone.

We talk about Jesus calling to us and how that makes us a flock together.

We begin our "Reanimated" sermon series talking about baptismal regeneration and the gift of the Holy Spirit in Easter

We talk about what "is" means in our statement "He IS risen!"

We talk about Jesus' face as we consider the hymn O Sacred Head Now Wounded

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We begin our Holy Week experience with the opening of a new series about the songs of Holy Week, today looking at "All Glory, Laud, and Honor"

We finish off our "Into the Deep" series with Jesus meeting us in the most vulnerable place we have, our deaths.

We talk about sight and the lack of it, and how God meets us in all of our blindness.

We talk about how our sins can make us lonely and how Jesus meets us in our loneliness.

We talk about faith and how God calls us to think and do unusual things as we go into the deep to find Christ there.

We begin our Lenten series "Into the Deep" asking what it means to be a human, and what Jesus does for us.

We finish off Epiphany and our RSVP series with Transfiguration Sunday and asking what God's glory is good for.

We talk about being salt and light, and our invitation into a life that Jesus has spoken over us.

We talk about the Kingdom and we are invited into, how we can sometimes wonder if we want to be in it, and how Jesus makes it all worth it.

We talk together about how Jesus came to save all people, and how we should be a reflection of His light to the people around us. 

We talk about the question "Do you believe it?" and what we do with the claim that Jesus is the Lamb of God, no matter who we are.

We start off a new sermon series called "RSVP" in which we consider the Epiphany reality that Jesus has come to prepare a place for us in His Kingdom through our baptisms.

We celebrate the 1st Sunday after Christmas, talking about who Jesus was born to be for us.

Merry Christmas! We talk about the upside down world we live in and how Jesus sets it right.

We conclude our Advent series, "Advent in Babylon" by asking where Jesus is, even in our moment of exile.

We celebrate the 3rd Sunday in Advent asking "Are we there yet?" and talking about the milestones that we can see along our way into the Resurrection. 

We talk about leadership as we continue our series "Advent in Babylon"

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We start our "Advent in Babylon" sermon series, considering how our practice of Advent is paralleled by the people Israel in exile in Babylon. 

We celebrate Christ the King Sunday and talk about what we protest.

We talk about what we do while we wait for Jesus to return.

We talk about names and baptism with the 22nd Sunday after Pentecost and the Baptism of Sarah Ore.

We talk about All Saints and what we will look like when we mature.

We talk about Jacob wrestling with God and how that applies to us today.

We talk about the 10 lepers and Jesus, and who we can go to no matter what.

We talk about faith and monsters, answering the question "What does it look like?"

We talk about Lazarus, the rich man, and isolation.

What are you preoccupied with? What is God preoccupied with? We talk about four difficult Bible readings and the big picture that they encourage us to see.

We talk about where God has found us in our walk.

We talk a little about choice and God.

We talk about what it means to be called to humility, and how Jesus shows us His humility in saving us from our sins.

We talk a little about how Jesus encourages us to take the "narrow door" and what it means to do that in our lives.

We spend some time talking about the noise that gets in the way of hearing from God.

We talk about Instagram and what we settle for instead of seeing the big picture of what God has to offer us. 

We talk about Colossians 3 and getting rid of the sins that get in the way of who we are redeemed to be in Christ.

We consider the stories of Paul, Peter, and our own stories as we consider what Christ has done for us.

In the finale of this podcast, Pastor Jay and Andrew Cheyne discuss how to read the bible with respect to observations and application: what the text says and how it applies to our life.

We talk about what it means to have a Sunday and even a week of "passion".

Pastor Jay and Andrew Cheyne discuss another element of reading the bible, literary context, and take a look at how literary context affects reading the book of James.

We talk about Psalm 85, the Sons of Korah, and what it means to be saved by a God who saves even the sons and daughters of rebels.

Pastor Jay and Andrew Cheyne discuss how reading with better knowledge of historical context can help enrich our understanding of God's word, taking a look at the historical context of Jonah.

We talk about this mysterious word "selah," what it means and how it applies to our Lent.

We talk about Psalm 91 and psalms in general as we begin our Lent together.