Ascension Lutheran Church Podcast

Living With Pain and With Jesus

When the pain has you in its grip it demands focus and most of your attention. It becomes the main character of your story and everything in life revolves around it. And you wonder if you will ever feel well again. As you learn to live with pain, manage it, ignore it, run from it and treat it so here is my question, “where is God in your pain management?”

How Often Must I Forgive

Sermon from September 17th, 2023 at Tyler Campus

Are You Ready?

Jesus told stories encouraging us to be ready. The object of readiness was most often Him, however.  We should be ready for Him showing up. For Him asking us who He is. For Him calling us to His side.

What If You Can’t Forgive?

This coming weekend will be a time for God to continue the work of shaping our hearts for the very same giving of undeserved grace. The message will focus on the Gospel reading from Matthew 18:21-35.

I Need Something Written to Remember

Who Is The Greatest?

Sermon from September 10, 2023 at Tyler Campus

Here Is Where to Invest Your Next $10K

If you fear losing the security and power of your money, if you despise sharing your wealth and being generous, if you desperately strive for more and more but are never content, money is your master. The life with Jesus offers freedom that cannot be bought.

Praying With Jeremiah

Sermon from September 3, 2023 at Tyler Campus

Learning His Song (Voice)

How do you discern Jesus’ words in the midst of the noise? You need to learn His Voice. Become more familiar with His promises. His wisdom. Read and re-read the stories of His miracles. The examples of His power. The proof of His divinity.

One Little Change Can Make a Huge Difference

The Gottman Institute have pioneered the latest research on relationships and emotional health. They studied married couples in the first 6 years of their relationship and found that couples who stayed married did this one thing about 86% of the time while the couples who did not endure past 6 six years only this this one thing about 36% of the time.