Through the story of the wedding at Cana, this sermon emphasizes the importance of trusting in Jesus' ability to provide and celebrate, even when life seems to be running out of joy and resources.

Through the story of Jesus' baptism, this sermon by Pastor Ted Carnahan shows that Holy Baptism is not just a symbolic act but a powerful means of grace that makes us part of God's family and gives us Christ's righteousness.

The sermon by Pastor Ted Carnahan explores the three types of responses to Jesus' birth—fear, opposition, and worship—illustrated by the scribes, Herod, and the Magi, urging believers to embrace the simple faith of the Magi.

This sermon by Pastor Ted Carnahan encourages believers to maintain a childlike faith, dwell richly in the word of Christ, and practice gratitude to transform their lives and reflect God's love in the world.

This Christmas Eve sermon by Pastor Ted Carnahan celebrates the birth of Jesus as a pivotal event meant for everyone, stressing that God's choice to be born in humility reflects His message of peace and joy for the ordinary and the humble.

This sermon by Pastor Ted Carnahan calls for a renewed focus on Advent as a season of hope and preparation, reminding believers of the ongoing relevance of Christ's promise to return and transform the world.

This sermon by Pastor Ted Carnahan contrasts the consumeristic preparation for Christmas with the spiritual preparation needed for Christ's second coming, highlighting the need for hope and readiness.

Jesus' encounter with Pilate highlights the tension between earthly and divine kingship, affirming that true allegiance belongs to Christ, whose kingdom is not of this world but offers eternal life through faith.

In this sermon, Pastor Ted Carnahan explores the profound question posed to Jesus by Pontius Pilate, "Are you the King of the Jews?" and delves into the implications of Jesus' kingship over the two kingdoms as described by Martin Luther, emphasizing the transformative power of Christ's reign and sacrifice.