When’s The Right Time & Place For God? | Psalm 138 | Trinity 4

When’s The Right Time & Place For God? | Psalm 138 | Trinity 4

When's the Right Time and Place for God? | Christ For You Psalm 138 When is it okay to pray out loud at work? When should you speak up about what's true? When can you confess Christ without being ashamed? We've learned the answer: later. In church. In private. When it's safe. When everyone agrees. But what if you're waiting for a moment that never comes? David didn't wait. Surrounded by false gods, he praised the true God anyway. In the midst of trouble, he gave thanks. Not because circumstances improved. Because he knew something about God's character. So here's the question that haunts every Christian: Can you really praise God in every place and at every time? When you're surrounded by people who don't believe? When you're still suffering? When nothing has changed? When you're afraid? And more deeply: Does God still regard you if you've been silent? If you've compromised? If you've hidden your faith? What does the cross of Christ actually make possible for sinners like us? This sermon answers these questions. It shows why David's boldness wasn't arrogance—it was humility. Why Christ sang before His death. And why the right time to praise God is now. The right place is everywhere. Because in Christ, you belong to the Father. And He regards you. Subscribe & Share: Spotify: Christ For You Website: ZionWG.org Support the preaching of God's Word.

Faithfully Formed | What About Our Neighbors?

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What Does He Think Of Me Now? | Luke 15:1-32 | Trinity 3

What Does He Think of Me Now? | Christ For You Luke 15:1–32 | Trinity 3 The Pharisees are offended because Jesus receives sinners and eats with them. Not respectable sinners. Not cleaned-up sinners. Tax collectors, public sinners, unclean sinners, the kind of people religious men thought God should keep at a distance. But Jesus does not apologize. He tells a story. A son runs from his father, wastes everything, destroys himself, and comes home with nothing. What will the father do? Will he shame him? Reject him? Make him earn his way back? Or will he receive him? What does this parable teach us about guilt, repentance, shame, and the heart of God? Why do we secretly imagine God keeping score? What happens when we treat forgiveness like a point system? And what does it mean that the father runs to embrace his lost son? This Trinity 3 sermon proclaims the comfort of Christ for sinners who wonder whether they have gone too far, failed too often, or come home too late. In Christ, the Father receives sinners, forgives sinners, feeds sinners, raises sinners, and brings His children home. Subscribe & Share: Spotify: Christ For You Português: Cristo Para Você Website: ZionWG.org Looking for a Lutheran Church near you? Support the preaching of God’s Word.

Faithfully Formed | What's the Deal With Sin?

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Faithfully Formed | Who Is Man?

Support Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Subscribe & Share: • Apple Podcasts: Christ For You • Spotify: Listen on Spotify • Website: ZionWG.org/podcast Stay Connected: • Email: PastorRojas@ZionWG.org • Website: ZionWG.org If this recording strengthened your faith, share it with others and leave a review. Your support helps more people hear the faithful preaching of Christ crucified and risen for you.