Sermon on John 20:19-31
These things were written that you may believe.
Sermon on Luke 12:13-21
en-usJuly 31, 2022
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About this Episode
We mortals fool ourselves into thinking of the things we have--even our lives--as our own possessions to do with as we please without thought for God or our neighbor. In baptism, we have died to that way of thinking and learn true wisdom from Christ alive in us.
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