Sermon | A Big Summer Sermon Series | Summer Splash | 6

Sermon | A Big Summer Sermon Series | Summer Splash | 6

St. Peter’s Lutheran | A Big Summer Sermon Series | June 28, 2026 | Pastor Adam Rodriguez | Naaman expected a dramatic miracle but instead received a simple instruction: wash in the Jordan River. His healing only came when he humbled himself enough to obey. God’s work in our lives often happens through simple acts of trust.

Title: Sermon | A Big Summer Sermon Series | Summer Showdown | 5

St. Peter’s Lutheran | A Big Summer Sermon Series | June 21, 2026 | Pastor Adam Rodriguez | On Mount Carmel, Elijah challenges the prophets of Baal in a dramatic showdown. The story reveals the difference between empty idols and the living God who answers His people. Faith calls us to trust the God who truly acts.

Sermon | A Big Summer Sermon Series | Summer Haircut | 4

St. Peter’s Lutheran | A Big Summer Sermon Series | June 14, 2026 | Pastor John Cordrey | Samson’s downfall didn’t come from enemies but from ignoring his own weakness. His story shows how easily strength can become pride and how compromise slowly erodes faith. Yet, even when we fall, God’s grace continues to pursue us and work to restore us.

Sermon | A Big Summer Sermon Series | Summer Drought | 3

St. Peter’s Lutheran | A Big Summer Sermon Series | June 7, 2026 | Pastor John Cordrey | In the middle of a devastating drought, Elijah meets a widow with only enough food for one final meal. Yet God provides just enough flour and oil day after day. When life feels dry and resources feel thin, God often works through small daily provisions that teach us trust.

Sermon | A Big Summer Sermon Series | Summer Smackdown | 2

St. Peter’s Lutheran | A Big Summer Sermon Series | May 31, 2026 | Pastor Tim Carter | David and Goliath is the ultimate underdog story. Israel saw an unbeatable giant, but David saw a God who keeps His promises. The story reminds us that God fights for His people, and victory comes not by our might but by God’s. What looked like an insurmountable foe, David conquered with a sling, a stone, and confident faith. In the same way, sin and death were conquered through Jesus’ death and resurrection.