Sandhills Lutheran Ministry Podcast Series

(Psalm 100). Jesus warns us of covetousness and calls us to a joyful and living trust (Psalm 100). As God’s people, the sheep of His pasture, together, we praise and give thanks to the Lord and serve Him with gladness. This is the second week in our sermon series from Psalms called, "O Sing to the Lord." During the service we blessed the new Bible Story curriculum, for use in Noah’s Ark Preschool.

(Psalm 138). Prayer is faith/trust in embodied action. But many people have at one time or another found their prayer life unsatisfying. David, the sweet psalmist of Israel, calls us to know, trust, and communicate with our Heavenly Father – and He with you! This is the first sermon in the “O Sing to the Lord” sermon series from the Psalms.

(Revelation 21:1-7). The message is one of hope for John’s persecuted people and for us. The person who stands firm, who conquers in his language here, will be in this band of festive-clad people. This sermon was preached on the Fifth Sunday of Easter and on Confirmation Day (May 18, 2025) for our congregation.

Ephesians 1:15-23 Christ is in control, head over all! He has been given all rule, authority, power, dominion. That is why he ascended on high. With the eyes of our hearts so enlightened, with that revelation and spirit of wisdom, let us not lose heart. Our ascended Lord rules and fills all things for us, his Church.

Psalm 23 Psalm 23 reveals three reasons why we need this Good Shepherd: He knows our needs, transforms our lives, and brings us home in thankfulness. Today we are celebrating that Jesus is our Good Shepherd.