The Good Shepherd - Who Do You Trust? (February 5, 2017)

Apologies for the sound quality on this sermon; there was a microphone issue!

It can be hard to know who we can trust, when many competing voices are trying to get our attention and our loyalty. In John 10:11-21, Jesus says, “I am the good shepherd.” He explains why he is a shepherd (the sheep know his voice) and why he is a good and trustworthy one (he lays down his life for his sheep). Jesus is not content to keep his flock small, either. He wants the good news of his love for all people to spread, so others will hear his voice and be drawn into his flock. Jesus never forces our trust. He wins it by proving himself to be the one who loves us above all others, by laying down his own life for us, his sheep.

The Light of the World: How Do I See Clearly? (January 22, 2017)

When we look to Jesus, the light of the world,  (John 8:12-16, 25-30) we can see our lives, our Savior, and our path forward more clearly.  In this sermon in our series on the “I AM” statements of Jesus, Pastor Paige describes how Jesus calls us to move from the darkness of sin into the light of his love, and how we can share the light of Christ with others.

The End Is Near (November 13, 2016)

The 2016 election felt like "the end" for many, either in a good way or a bad way. In this sermon, preached on the Sunday after the election, Pastor Eric helps us to understand events in a Gospel perspective. The prophet Malachi (Malachi 4:1-2a) and the apocalyptic preaching of Jesus (Luke 21:5-19) call us to faithfulness to the true Lord of heaven and earth, and to compassion for all people.

The Mission of Reformation Lutheran Church: Invite, Engage, Equip, Embody


Invite our neighbors as Jesus has invited us; Engage in a community of graceful discipleship; Equip our members for growth in faith and ministry; Embody the love of Jesus for the world around us.