Living Grace Lutheran Church - Sermon Podcasts
By Pastor James Lindberg
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Living Grace weekly sermons from Pastor James Lindberg of Living Grace Lutheran Church in Omaha, Nebraska
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - February 12, 2012 | "Living on Purpose: The Plans of Jesus and the Disciples." (Mark 6:30-43) A sermon series from the Gospel of Mark. When Jesus and his disciples have a plan to get some rest and relaxation, they realize they have to instead find a way to feed over 5,000 people. They had a plan but had to also be flexibly faithful as they tapped into the resourcefulness of God the Father to make this big plan happen. Ask God to give you wisdom and insight about some planning you may need to do, and/or the strength to be faithfully flexible in the midst of living out the plans God has already placed on your heart. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 2/13/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - February 5, 2012 | "Living on Purpose: Jesus' Healing Touch" (Mark 5:21-42) A sermon series from the Gospel of Mark. One way Jesus healed people was by physically touching them. In Mark 5:21-42, Jesus heals a woman who is experiencing a chronic health issue and also a little girl who has died. When Jesus heals them, he does so on more than just a physical level. His healing touch extends into their present and future life, relationships, emotions and even finances. Where do you need Jesus' healing touch in your life? Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 2/6/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 29, 2012 | "Living on Purpose: Hearing Voices" (Mark 5:1-20) A sermon series from the Gospel of Mark. In Mark 5:1-20 we read about a man possessed by many demons who is experiencing the self destructive forces of evil. One way evil works in our lives is by speaking to us with 'voices'. Will you listen to those voices that will have you act and think in ways that will destroy you and your relationships, or will you listen to the voice of the Holy Spirit that will guide, inspire, and encourage you to build yourself and your relationships up? Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 1/30/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 22, 2012 | "Living on Purpose: The Purpose of Parables" (Mark 4:1-20) A sermon series from the Gospel of Mark. Jesus tells a story about a farmer, seeds, weeds, birds and grain to prove deeper spiritual points about God and God's work on earth. This parable is about how, during times in your life when you are experiencing spiritual attacks, have worries, or are getting distracted by problems, you can rest and draw strength from God, like seeds being nurtured by good soil. Let God, in this time of anxiety, grow your faith and change your life. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 1/23/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 15, 2012 | "Living on Purpose: Living on Purpose by Serving Others" (Mark 2:1-12) A sermon series from the Gospel of Mark. Jesus lived a life on purpose, and that purpose was to serve others. Jesus' purpose in Mark 2:1-12 is to give a paralyzed man his life purpose back. This man's four friends have the same purpose. How is the Spirit calling you this week to live out the same purpose of service that Jesus and these four men have? Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 1/16/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 8, 2012 | "Living on Purpose: Living a Life of Purpose" (Mark 1:1-13) A sermon series from the Gospel of Mark. Jesus lived a life on purpose, and that purpose was to serve others. That was the rudder that guided his life as he was powered by the Holy Spirit. That purpose was activated in his baptism. What is your purpose? What is the 'one word' from God that will be your purpose these next three months as we walk with Jesus through the Gospel of Mark? Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 1/9/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - December 18, 2011 | "Finding Joy in Perfect Peace." In Luke 2:21-32, Simeon cradles the baby Jesus in his arms and experiences perfect peace. Perfect peace is when we 'seek no more' in our life. We can experience this in our spending, eating, relationships, or careers. What can perfect peace look like in your life? Find out in this teaching by Pastor James Lindberg of Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 12/19/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - December 11, 2011 | "Finding Joy in Family and Friends" (Luke 1:39-45, 56) One feeling people often associate with the Christmas season is joy. Mary found joy in her stay with her relative Elizabeth. Elizabeth supported Mary and helped her during a stressful time of her life. God has blessed you with family and friends, so find joy in spending time with them and give thanks to God that he has blessed you with these important relationships that can bring you joy. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 12/12/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - December 4, 2011 | "Finding Joy in the Little Things" (Matthew 2:1-6 and Micah 5:1-5) One feeling people often associate with the Christmas season is joy. And there are plenty of big things to be joyful about during the holidays. But little things that can bring us joy also, if we are willing to stop and experience them. Feel that Christmas joy in the little things this week and then move into a prayer of gratitude, thanksgiving, and praise to God, who is the true source of your joy. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 12/5/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - November 27, 2011 | "Blessed in Stress: Golden Calves Make Expensive Hamburgers." Rev. Frank Kerkemeyer teaches from Exodus 32:1-6. | 11/28/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - November 20, 2011 | "Blessed in Stress: Give it Away!" - Exodus 18 - Moses is a classic over-funtioner and he finds himself with too much responsibility and a lack of energy and resources to do a good job. God uses Jethro and his wisdom and advice to bless Moses in his time of stress and to help him release some responsibility to others. What words of wisdom does Jethro have for you? Is it time for you to give away some of your responsibility and stress to another person? | 11/21/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - November 13, 2011 | Blessed in Stress - "Holding Steady" Exodus 17:8-15 - Aaron and Hur hold Moses' hands steady so the Israelites can defeat the Amalekites. If you've had someone help you during a time you were experiencing crisis or stress, you would probably agree with me that God sent them into your life to bless you. If you are under stress and life is feeling like a battle right now, God wants to send someone to help and bless you in your stress. Or if you're stress level is low and your life doesn't feel like a battle, God may be wanting you to bless someone else. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 11/14/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - November 6, 2011 | Blessed in Stress - Exodus 16 - "Scarcity Stress" - When you are stressed out about your finances, God can use that stress to help you see how blessed you really are. God can also help you bring your wants in like with your needs. God also puts good people in your life who can help and support you. This podcast and teaching will inspire you to move from an attitude of fear and keeping, to one of freedom and giving. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 11/7/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - October 30, 2011 | Blessed in Stress - Exodus 14:5-22 - "Don't Just Do Something, Stand There!" With Egyptian chariots closing in behind them, Moses tells the Israelite people, "Don't be afraid, stand still, stay calm, and watch for the Lord to work." When the Lord opened up a new path for them through the Red Sea, they stepped out in faith. The podcast will inspire you to have faith and then step out in life in faith, not fear and stress. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 10/31/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - October 23, 2011 | Signal / Noise: Tuning Into God's Guidance For Your Life - Exodus 12:29-39 - Life Interrupted. One of the ways God cuts through the noise of our daily lives and sends us the signal of his guidance is by interrupting us. Sometimes we have big life changing interruptions, and God wants to grow our lives during these times. God also interrupts us in small ways and he wants us to act on these interruptions he sends. This podcast will inspire you to follow that signal of interruption God will send you this week so you can bless others and be blessed by him. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 10/24/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - October 16, 2011 | Signal / Noise: Tuning Into God's Guidance For Your Life - Exodus 7:14-24. When we don't listen to God's guidance we miss out on the best God has in store for us. Pharaoh didn't listen to the words God was speaking to him through Moses so he suffered the consequences of him not doing what would be God's best for him, letting the Israelites free. God wants the best for you and for your life and following the signal of his guidance is the way for you experience that. How does God speak to you? Find out in this podcast. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 10/17/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - October 9, 2011 | Signal / Noise: Tuning Into God's Guidance For Your Life. Exodus 5:22-6:13. In our walk with God, there are three areas where we tune into the signal of God's work: God's past actions in our lives, God's working in our present circumstances and the hearing of God's future promises in the Bible. What are these promises of God in Exodus 5:22-6:13 and how do they apply to our lives? Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 10/10/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - October 2, 2011 | Signal / Noise: Tuning Into God's Guidance For Your Life - Exodus 5 and 6. God uses difficult circumstances to get our attention and then teach us. So when you are facing difficult situations, the best question to ask is, "God, what type of knowledge or wisdom or character traits are you wanting to plant and grow in me in this situation? What is the signal of your teaching and desire for my growth amidst the noise of my thoughts, emotions, fears and insecurities of this situation?" Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 10/3/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - September 25, 2011 | Signal / Noise: Tuning Into God's Guidance For Your Life - In Exodus 3, God uses his voice to communicate to Moses. Even though God speaks to us today primarily through the Bible, God still, at times, calls and guides us with an inner voice. How do you discern if an inner voice is God's? And are you willing to be quiet this week and tune out the noise and be open to hearing the voice of God? Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 9/25/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - September 18, 2011 | One of the ways God guides us is by bringing into a situation where there is an opportunity or a need and then invites and inspires us to act. In Exodus 2, Miriam experienced a situation just like this with her baby brother Moses. But she didn't just stand there and do nothing when he was in trouble, she acted where there was a need. Over the next few days keep your eyes open for a situation where God places a need or an opportunity before you and then prompts you to act for the good of another person — then follow God's lead. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg. From the sermon series "Signal/Noise: Tuning Into God's Guidance For Your Life" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 9/19/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - September 11, 2011 | In Joshua 3 and 4 we find the Israelites about to take possession of the land God has promised for them. Before they can cross over into this land, they have to go through the overflowing Jordan River. God miraculously provides a dry path for them across the river, and they take 12 stones from the middle of the river to make a memorial. What are the stones of memorial in your life? What is something that reminds you of a time when God lead you miraculously through an 'overflowing Jordan River' time in your life? What is a reminder of a time when God acted powerfully in your life and gave you guidance and direction? In our worship service today we remember these memorials and thank God for the miraculous ways he guides us. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 9/12/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - September 4, 2011 | This passage from John 17:13-19 is not Jesus teaching, but him praying to God on behalf of his 11 disciples and us. We overhear in his prayer the delicate balance of the Christian's position in the world. Jesus reminds us that we do no belong to this world (v. 14) but he still sends us into the world (v. 18) to be a living accusation and a loving example. In this teaching by Pastor James Lindberg, you'll learn how you can know you do not belong to this world. You'll also be inspired to go into the world to make a unique impact on it. From the sermon series, "Jesus' Famous Last Words" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 9/6/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - August 28, 2011 | No Christian is immune from experiencing pain and suffering, but during these trying times, joy can be an underling thread that runs through your life. When you are experiencing times of blessing, abundant joy can also be at the core of your celebration. In John 16:16-24, Jesus says that no one or no circumstance can rob you of the abundant joy he can give to you. How do you get that joy? Learn more in this teaching from Pastor James Lindberg. From the sermon series, "Jesus' Famous Last Words" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 8/29/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - August 21, 2011 | When Jesus teaches about our spiritual source, he uses the image of a grapevine, branches, and fruit. This illustrates not only the fruitfulness of our Christian life, but is a reminder that the source of our faithful actions are generated from God's eternal power. God also prunes us so that we can bear more fruit for his glory. What are the characteristics of a fruitful life? And how does God 'prune' us? You can learn all this in this teaching by Pastor James Lindberg from John 15:1-17. From the sermon series, "Jesus' Famous Last Words" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 8/23/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - August 14, 2011 | After Jesus was resurrected and ascended into heaven he sent the Holy Spirit to live in his followers. Before that time, they had only experienced the Spirit living with them (John 14:17). What does it mean for us that the Spirit now lives in us? It mens that Spirit help us to remember Jesus' words of truth and apply them to our lives. The Spirit also works on us at the level of our 'inclinations' to bring our thoughts and actions in line with God's will. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg from John 14:15-26 From the sermon series, "Jesus' Famous Last Words" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 8/16/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - August 7, 2011 | In John 14:1-14, Jesus identifies himself as a direct reflection of God the Father. When we follow Jesus' words and believe that he provides the means for living a full and blessed life, we can bring to bear his full divine resources into our lives. How? By simply asking! Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg. From the sermon series, "Jesus' Famous Last Words" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 8/9/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - July 31, 2011 | Through his teaching, Jesus brought the eternal wisdom of God into our physical world in ways that we can understand. In this passage from John 13:31-38, Jesus gives us a commandment: to love others. This is Jesus' most challenging, and most liberating, of all his instructions to us. We also learn from 1 Corinthians 13 how we are to love. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg. From the sermon series, "Jesus' Famous Last Words" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 8/2/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - July 24, 2011 | Living a self centered life is a sure-fire way to experience a lack of personal fulfillment and spiritual stagnation. in John 13:1-17, Jesus serves his disciples by washing their feet. He then commands them (and us) to do the same. From your simple acts of serving others comes God's blessing. For the follower of Jesus, no job is too small. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg. From the sermon series, "Jesus' Famous Last Words" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 7/25/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - July 17, 2011 | Sandy Terry, Director of Christian Education and Servant Ministry at First Lutheran Church in Blair, shares with us the story about Jesus visiting the home of Mary and Martha (Luke 10:38-42). In this sermon you will not only learn why this is such a great story, but you'll also see how God can use it to guide your life and strengthen your faith. "Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World" from the sermon series, "I Love that Story" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 7/20/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - July 10, 2011 | Joshua and Caleb saw the challenges facing them as they encouraged the Hebrew people to take possession of the Promised Land, but they also had faith in the promise of God. Everyone else who lived by fear in this situation didn't get to live in the land and receive it's bountiful blessings, only Joshua and Caleb. God has created you to live by faith, not fear. Want to live by faith? Don't spoil today with the troubles you perceive may come tomorrow. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg from Numbers 13:25-14:9. From the sermon series, "I Love that Story" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 7/13/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - July 3, 2011 | In Acts 9:1-19, Jesus leads Ananias to a difficult person named Saul, to do a difficult thing. Jesus wanted Ananias to speak a word of peace to Saul, heal him and change the course and direction of his life. Jesus equips Ananias to make a difference in Saul's life. How? Jesus changes Ananias' thinking, gives him courage, reduces his anxiety, gives him wisdom and the willingness to share Jesus' love and peace with Saul. Be on guard this week for God to give you a vision, like Ananias, and lead you to a difficult person in a difficult situation. He'll only do it if he has also equipped you to help them. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg. From the sermon series, "I Love that Story" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 7/6/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - June 26, 2011 | What type of "uncertain territory" are you traveling through right now? Perhaps is the loss of a job, becoming a new parent, trying to get your finances under control, or a health issue. In this story of Deborah and Barak from Judges 4:1-23 we see that God has gone before you into your uncertain territory, wants to bless and strengthen you along the way, and give you victory. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg. From the sermon series, "I Love that Story" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 6/27/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - June 5, 2011 | Brian Roeder shares with us the story about Jacob's fantastic dream near Bethel (Genesis 28:10-22). In this sermon you will not only learn why this is such a great story, but you'll also see how God can use it to guide your life and strengthen your faith. From the sermon series, "I Love that Story" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org. | 6/27/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - May 29, 2011 | When Joseph finally comes face to face with his brothers who sold him into slavery 22 years earlier, he doesn't just rise to the occasion, he rises above it. He rises above in his words, behavior and his perspective of what God has been up to during the ups and downs of his life. How is God calling you to be like Joseph and rise above a challenging situation? This message will inspire you to do it. Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg from Genesis 45:1-11. From the sermon series "Portraits: Joseph" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, NE, USA. | 5/31/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - May 22, 2011 | Through the difficult times of his life Joseph learned such things as patience, how to trust in God, how to take care of the little tasks he was entrusted with, and how to be at peace with others. His past experiences were not stumbling blocks but stepping stones to the future work God had in mind for him. How do you view the difficult experiences and failures of your past? Are they stumbling blocks that continually trip you up or are they stepping stones to the good plans God has in store for you? Teaching by Pastor James Lindberg from Genesis 41:33-57. From the sermon series, "Portraits: Joseph" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 5/23/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - May 15, 2011 | In tough times, if you're looking for a reversal of your fortunes, perhaps God is calling you to take care of what you can take care of and trust that he'll work on everything else. Joseph did that when he first came to Potiphar's house as a lowly Hebrew slave. Joseph did that when his world came crashing down and he found himself in a dark and dirty Egyptian prison. So stop worrying, start trusting God and take care of the 'business' you believe God is calling you to. Teaching from Genesis 39:1-23 by Pastor James Lindberg. From the sermon series "Portraits: Joseph" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 5/18/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - May 8, 2011 | "If only I would have gone to a more prestigious school, gotten better grades, not bought that house, not married that person, not gotten divorced, taken that other job . . . if only . . . " If Joseph had 'if only' thoughts when he faced hard times, it wouldn't have made any difference and would have been a waste of his thoughts and energy. God had bigger and better plans for Joseph's life, and God made those plans a reality. God's view of you is way bigger than your 'if onlys.' And if the future vision and plans God has for your life are more important to him than your past, then you shouldn't waste another moment framing and defining your life by your 'if onlys.' Teaching from Genesis 37:18-34. From the sermon series, "Portraits: Joseph" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. Pastor James Lindberg | 5/11/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - May 1, 2011 | In the Bible, dreams are often linked with messages from God. Joseph's dreams are a glimpse of what God will do in his life and the blessings God has in store for him. Do you have a dream and vision about your future? Is it God's dream for you? And if it is, what does God want you to do about it? Teaching from Genesis 37:1-11. From the series "Portraits: Joseph" by Pastor James Lindberg at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 5/3/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - April 24, 2011 | There are many people we would consider famous firsts like George Washington (the first US president) or Michael Jordan (the first basketball player to appear on a Wheeties box). In 1 Corinthians 15:20, Paul calls Jesus the "first of a great harvest." Because Jesus has risen from the dead we can be free from guilt about our past, free to make new choices today, and be free from having a 'dead end' future. Sermon is from the Easter worship service at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, NE. | 4/26/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - April 17, 2011 | Most letters or e-mails end with words like: "Thank you," "Sincerely," "Best Wishes," or even "God bless." But 2,000 years ago, people tended to end their correspondence a little differently. They would fill their final paragraphs with instructions, brief challenges and encouraging words for their recipents. When Paul wraps up his letter to the Thessalonians, he does this same thing. Although his final instructions in this letter are many, God will be speaking to you through one of them. You can create your own sermon this Sunday. Teaching from 1 Thessalonians 5:14-17. Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 4/18/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - April 10, 2011 | It seems like someone every few months is predicting the date of the end of the world. Unfortunately, for them, their projected end day comes and goes quietly. The world keeps turning, life continues on and their prediction is relegated to the dustbin of history. But the Apostle Paul instructs the Thessalonians believers that Jesus will return one day and the world as we know it will end. What does Paul say about this end times event? When will it happen? And how are we to live with the end in mind? Learn more in this sermon podcast. Teaching from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-5:11. From the series "Growing Together, Together Growing" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 4/13/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - April 3, 2011 | Being ambitious is not a bad thing. Ambition can make us strive to better ourselves, our workplace, community and even our family. But an ambitious person doesn't necessarily have to be an obnoxious one. Do you have great ambitions and goals? That's a good thing! But is God calling you to transition your ambitions and goals for his glory, rather than yours? Teaching from 1 Thessalonians 4:11-12. From the sermon series "Growing Together, Together Growing" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 4/4/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - March 27, 2011 | Life was not easy for the Thessalonian Christians. They faced their fair share of persecution for their faith and felt grief at the loss of loved ones. Paul wants to make sure that they are not "shaken" by these troubles and sends his traveling companion Timothy to encourage them. Are you feeling "shaken" in your life right now? God can give you stillness and peace in the midst of your trials and troubles. Teaching from 1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:8. From the sermon series "Growing Together, Together Growing" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 3/28/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - March 20, 2011 | Most of us, deep down, like to receive at least some sort of recognition and praise for our efforts. Liking to be praised is fine, but we should also have a certain amount of internal satisfaction from doing a job well done. Christians also derive internal satisfaction from doing what they believe God has called them to do. This kind of satisfaction is not based on receiving outward praise, but comes through pleasing God. We also praise others, not for what we can get from them, but to encourage them in life. Sermon title: "Praise Junkies" from the sermon series, "Growing Together, Together Growing" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. Bible teaching from 1 Thessalonians 2:4-6. | 3/20/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - March 13, 2011 | Role models of the faith don't need to be flashy or famous. That's good, because most of us aren't that way. As the Thessalonian Christians grew together as a church, they also grew together in their faith. Their lives reflected Christ and they became an example of the faith. They were able to "ring out" the word of the Lord everywhere. We can still hear their ringing 2,000 years later. Will someone hear your ringing today as you live as an example of the faith? Teaching from 1 Thessalonians 1:4-9. From the series "Growing Together, Together Growing" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 3/15/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - March 6, 2011 | Getting ticked is a natural part of life. In fact, the Bible assumes we are going to get angry at others and gives ways of handling it. God's words of wisdom are for both 'hot heads' and 'slow boil' types of people. Talking with God when you are ticked, and handling conflict Christ's way, can help broaden your perspective of a difficult situation and create harmony in your relationships. Scripture passages: Psalm 4, Matthew 18:15 and Ephesians 4:26-27. From the sermon series "Tick Talk: Connect With God Today" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 3/6/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - February 27, 2011 | After Jesus miraculously fed over 5,000 people with fives loaves of bread and two dried fish, he sent the crowds away and went off by himself into the hills near the city of Bethsaida. He went off that night to pray. There is something special about taking a "time-out" to connect with God deliberately at night. In this podcast, you'll learn about the importance of bedtime prayer and how you can connect with God meaningfully tonight. From the Sermon Series "Tick Talk: Connect With God Today." Teaching from Psalm 4 and Matthew 14:13-22. Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 3/2/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - February 6, 2011 | In Matthew 7:1-6, Jesus speaks some challenging words about judging others. He reminds us to 'look in the mirror' first when we want to judge or criticize someone else. If you find yourself wanting to criticize another person this week, stop, look in the mirror, and judge yourself first. You can also try asking yourself, "Do I deserve the same criticism I am dishing out about them?" Then lovingly forgive and help them while leaving the final judgement up to God. From the sermon series, "Jesus Say What?" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 2/7/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 30, 2011 | When Peter asks Jesus how many times he should forgive someone who has wronged him, he hears some hard words from Jesus. Jesus says that he should forgive others without limit. Jesus then tells a story to illustrate God's forgiveness and his expectation of us to forgive others. "Forgive and forget" is what God expects of believers whose sins he has forgiven and forgotten. Teaching from Matthew Matthew 18:21-35. Sermon title: "The Power of 7s." From the sermon series, "Jesus say what?" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, NE, USA. | 2/2/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 23, 2011 | "Love your neighbors; hate your enemies." Sounds logical, right? But in Matthew 5:43-48, Jesus says some hard words about this kind of logic. Jesus says that God's love and blessings are free for all people, no matter how good or bad they are. Jesus then challenges us to show this same kind of love to others, even if they make us angry, irritate us, or even hate us. Are you ready to take up the prayer dare to pray for your enemies this week, and even help them as well? From the sermon series, "Jesus Say What?" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 1/24/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 16, 2011 | Jesus says some hard words in Matthew 10:37-39. He's asking for total obedience. He says if you love people, even your family, more than me, you really aren't my follower. If you don't take up your cross, and nail your wants and desires and personal needs to the cross, then you really aren't my follower. If you try and focus on just saving your life, rather that serving God and others, then you really aren't my follower. What is God calling you to nail to the cross so you can then pick it up, carry it and follow him? From the series, "Jesus Say What?" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska USA. | 1/17/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 09, 2011 | When Jesus teaches about adultery in Matthew 5:27-30, he takes the words of the 6th Commandment, "You shall not commit adultery," and drills down to their deeper meaning. Being unfaithful is not just something you do, unfaithfulness starts in the heart. Jesus warns us to guard against treating people as things or objects, but recognizing and respecting them as unique, loved, and valuable people. From the sermon series "Jesus Say What?" Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 1/9/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 02, 2011 | One of the best ways of gaining a new skill is by learning that skill from someone else. It is also true with prayer. Jesus prayed himself and also taught people how and why to pray. In this sermon we learn from Jesus' teachings about prayer in Matthew 6:5-13 and see that prayers should be personal, simple, and about big and little things that are important to us. From Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org | 1/5/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - December 24, 2010 | On this most holiest of nights we ask ourselves, "Where's the baby?" And we find baby Jesus, born in a manger in Bethlehem now living in our hearts. It is Jesus who gives us gives us gifts of faith, hope, and love. These gifts will never fade, wear out or break. From the Christmas Eve Candlelight worship service at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 12/29/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - December 26, 2010 | Celebration of Life Worship Service. In this service we thank God for the gift of life. We bless the babies born in the past year and remember those who have died that we miss during the holiday season. Teaching from Luke 12:22-26, Mark 10:13-16, and Psalm 137. Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 12/29/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - December 19, 2010 | Peace is one of those feelings we can have during the Christmas season. In the Bible, a man named Zechariah links the birth of Jesus with deep peace. Our Christmas peace comes from knowing and believing that God is real, has our best interests in mind, and is guiding, protecting, shaping, and forming us into people who reflect the love of Christ in the world. This week, take some time each day to stop and be at peace with God and yourself. Teaching from Luke 1:67-79. From the sermon series "Feeling Christmas" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 12/21/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - December 12, 2010 | If you feel Christmas stress, you're not alone. There are many things to stress out about this time of year: finances, family, too many holiday activities. During that first Christmastime, Joseph and King Herod experience some stress. Herod reacts and tries to protect his own interests. Joseph stops, waits for the Lord to guide him, and then acts in faith, even when that action will be a hard one for him and his family. Feeling a little stressed about your future? Perhaps God is calling you to learn from Joseph. Perhaps it's time to stop, wait, and then reflect on how God is moving and guiding your heart. Bible teaching from Matthew 2:13-23. From the sermon series, "Feeling Christmas" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 12/14/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - December 5, 2010 | When wise men come from eastern lands and find Jesus, they worship him and they give him gifts fit for a king. Their generosity flows from their act worship. We might feel generous this Christmastime, but our generosity is more than a seasonal feeling, it is an attitude that flows out of our love for God and our worship of Jesus. As you shop for Christmas gifts and think about what to buy others this holiday season, let your generosity flow from your love for God and weekly worshiping of Jesus. Teaching from Matthew 2:1-11. From the series "Feeling Christmas" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. www.livinggraceomaha.org | 12/7/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - November 28, 2010 | There are so many things to feel joyful about during the holidays. Parties, songs, and the excitement of children can fill us with joy. Mary, Jesus' mother, and her relative Elizabeth are filled with joy because of Mary's pregnancy. Mary's joy goes beyond her feelings but comes out of her spirit and soul. Yes, there is joy in this season, but the joy we have in us is not simply about a season, it is the joy that Jesus is with us. This is the joy we can feel at Christmas, and extend to others. Teaching from Luke 1:39-45. From the series "Feeling Christmas" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 11/30/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - November 21, 2010 | The Apostle Paul is very thankful for the Christians in the city of Philippi. Because he is thankful, he prays to God for them, knows that God is working through them, and tells them how much he loves them. Who are you thankful for? Extend your thankfulness this week by telling them how much you love them, and are thankful for them. Teaching from Philippians 1:1-8. From the sermon series "With Praise and Thanksgiving" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 11/23/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - November 14, 2010 | When things are good and life is going well, it's easy to be thankful. But when we face challenges, difficulties and hardships, our feelings of thankfulness can be replaced by worry, fear and anxiety. In Jeremiah 33, God promises the Israelites he will soon replace the destruction and death they are currently experiencing with joy and thanksgiving. We lift up our voices with the Israelites to sing our praise and thanksgiving to God in the good times, and the difficult ones as well. From the series "With Praise and Thanksgiving" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 11/16/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - November 7, 2010 | When the Israelites bring tons of gold, silver, and precious stones for the building of the temple, King David is thankful to God for their generosity. He praises and worships God, and encourages everyone else to do the same. We believe that all that we are and all we have are gifts from God. This creates in us feelings and an attitude of thankfulness, and we respond to God in praise. Giving credit to God, is where our credit is due. Teaching from 1 Chronicles 29:10-20. From the series, "With Praise and Thanksgiving" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 11/8/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - October 31, 2010 | There is power in the spoken word. With our words we can make others feel angry, defensive, or discouraged. Our words also have the power to help others feel valued, secure, or inspired. The Apostle Peter knew the power of words because he had a habit of speaking whatever words came first to his mind. In 1 Peter 3:8-17, he challenges us to use our words in good and Godly ways rather than in selfish and hurtful ways. This sermon, "Don't Eat Your Words," is from the series "Portraits: Peter" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 11/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - October 24, 2010 | When Peter writes to the Christians who live in Asia Minor, he knows that life is not easy for them. In some places they face harassment, discrimination, and even physical persecution. Peter reminds them that God is using their trials for a purpose: to refine and strengthen their faith and trust. When we face times of difficulty, God is purifying our faith like gold that is being refined in a fire. Teaching from 1 Peter 1:3-9. From the series "Portraits: Peter" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 10/25/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - October 17, 2010 | When Peter is visiting Paul and the other Christians in the city of Antioch, he eats together with Jewish and Gentile believers. But when some strict Jewish believers come from Jerusalem, Peter fears that they might criticize him, so he separates himself from the Gentile believers during these communal meal times. We, like Peter, also act out of specific fears when God wants us to live by faith and trust in him. Teaching from Galatians 2:11-16. From the sermon series "Portraits: Peter" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 10/18/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - October 10, 2010 | After Jesus' death and resurrection, Peter leaves his home and fishing business to help lead this growing group of Jesus' followers. His miraculous actions in the Jerusalem temple cause anxiety among the powerful religious leaders. They arrest Peter and put him on trial, but the Holy Spirit fills him with wisdom, boldness, strength and courage to speak the truth of Jesus to them. What do you need the Holy Spirit to fill you with this week? Teaching from Acts 4:1-21. From the sermon series, "Portraits: Peter" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 10/11/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - September 26, 2010 | "Epic Fail" - The Apostle Peter swears that he will follow Jesus to the bitter end, to face persecution and even death with him. But when Peter faces a test of his loyalty, he denies he knows Jesus and then deserts him. Even though Peter fails in this situation, Jesus still empowers and uses him to do great things in the world. How can Jesus empower you to turn your failures into great things? Teaching from Luke 22:31-34, 54-62. From the sermon series "Portraits: Peter" from Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 9/27/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - September 19, 2010 | When Peter and the disciples face a storm on the Sea of Galilee, Jesus is not with them. But when Jesus shows up, he uses this stressful time to comfort and help them. He gives them a "faith lift." How does Jesus give you a "faith lift" when your life feels stormy? Teaching from Matthew 14:22-33. From the series "Portraits: Peter" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska, USA. | 9/21/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - September 12, 2010 | When Jesus called Peter to follow him, Peter left his business as a fisherman and changed his priorities. Have you felt Jesus calling you to follow him? What priorities might he be asking you to change for you to do so? Teaching from Luke 5:1-11. From the series "Portraits: Peter" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 9/12/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - September 5, 2010 | Sometimes life doesn't seem fair. Other people are blessed in ways that are seem to be beyond what they deserve. Jesus tells a story about a vineyard owner who does not act very fair when it comes to paying his workers. Jesus wants to drive home the point that God provides blessings for all people, in ways that he deems appropriate. Teaching from Matthew 20:1-16. Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, NE. | 9/7/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - August 22, 2010 | Just as we communicate with others in many different ways, so does God. In a particularly difficult time of his life, God speaks to Elijah in a unique way. God 'whispers' to him. How does God use his quiet voice to speak to us, and what does he say? Find out in this sermon from 1 Kings 19:1-18. From the sermon series, "I Love That Story" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 8/24/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - August 15, 2010 | The Courage of Queen Esther - The book of Esther is a story of one woman's courage to take on an impossible mission of going before the king. She must do this to save not only her family, but an entire nation. Esther relies on the support of her family and her faith in God when she faces this unique challenge. Guest preacher Sandy Terry. Scripture passage is Esther 4:7-15. From the sermon series "I Love That Story" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 8/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - August 8, 2010 | When the prophet Samuel is tasked by God with choosing a new king for the people of Israel, he makes some assumptions about who God wants him to choose. God has to teach Samuel that He doesn't judge by outward appearances, but looks at people's hearts. Teaching from 1 Samuel 16:1-13. From the sermon series "I Love that Story" from Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 8/9/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - August 1, 2010 | "Love your neighbor as yourself." This is often easier said than done in a society that has become fast-paced, consumer-driven and divided. What does it mean to "love" our neighbor and how can we live that out as Christ's disciples in today's modern world? Guest Preacher Mitch McCartney. From the sermon series "I Love That Story" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 8/3/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - July 25, 2010 | When the people of Israel faced a national crisis, they prayed to Yahweh Tsebaoth, the LORD of Heaven's Armies, to protect them. When we face "battles" in life, we know that God will fight for us and protect us in our times of struggle and crisis. Teaching is from Psalm 46. From the sermon series: "This is Our God" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 7/26/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - July 18, 2010 | The Lord is my Shepherd..." King David uses these words in Psalm 23 to describe God. With God (Yahweh Roi) as our shepherd, we don't have to live as slaves to our fears. From the sermon series, "This is Our God" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, NE. | 7/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - July 11, 2010 | Joy Augustine, Directory of Worship and Music preaches about God's name Yahweh Tursi (The Lord My Rock). Scripture passage is 2 Samuel 22:2-4. From the sermon series, "This is Our God" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 7/12/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - July 4, 2010 | The advances in modern medical science are amazing. We believe that God can heal us through the work of doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals, but we also believe God heals in more 'supernatural' ways. In this teaching from Exodus 15:22-27, you'll learn about Yahweh Rapha - the Lord who heals you - and why God's healing is avalible to you today. If you would like prayers for healing, e-mail them to prayerteam@livinggraceomaha.org. From the sermon series "This is Our God" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 7/8/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - June 27, 2010 | Guest preacher Mitch McCartney explores the name Yahweh Shalom - The LORD is peace. Scripture passages: Judges 6:1-24 and Philippians 4:6-7. From the sermon series "This is Our God" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 7/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - June 20, 2010 | Yahweh Yireh is a name for God that's only found once in the Bible. It means "the Lord will provide" (Genesis 22:14). When we pray to Yahweh Yireh, we believe and trust that God knows our needs beforehand and provides for them. What has Yahweh Yireh provided for you today? From the sermon series: This is Our God. | 6/21/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - June 13, 2010 | El Shaddai is a name for God that's found 48 times in the Bible. In Genesis 17:1-8, 15-22, God identifies himself to Abraham using this name. In this sermon we learn more about this name of God and how El Shaddai can turn our impossibilities into possibilities. From the sermon series: This is Our God. | 6/14/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - June 06, 2010 | God has a personal name - Yahweh - but also many other names that describe his character and how he works in our lives. In this sermon we explore God's name "Mighty Creator" and recognize that he not only has created the vast universe, but each and every one of us. Scripture passages: Genesis 1:1-3, 26-31, Psalm 139:1-18. From the sermon series: This is Our God. | 6/7/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - May 30, 2010 | In John 13:1-17, Jesus the savior does the job of a slave, washes his disciples feet, and instructs them to do the same in the future. What are some practical ways you can 'wash feet' this week in your home, work, or school life? From the sermon series "Knowing Jesus" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 6/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - May 23, 2010 | In John 6:1-5, we read that Jesus fed over 20,000 hungry people with 2 fish and 5 barley loaves of bread. He took limited resources and multiplied them. Are you feeling that your physical or emotional resources are limited right now? if Jesus was able to multiply limited resources on that hillside in northern Galilee, he can certainly do the same for you today. From the sermon series "Knowing Jesus" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 5/24/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - May 16, 2010 | When we think of Jesus we think of a person who taught, preached, healed and performed various miracles. We don't often think of Jesus as one who felt emotions like love, sadness and anger. When Jesus is confronted with the death of his friend Lazarus, he channels his grief and anger for good purposes. How is the Holy Spirit calling you to handle your anger with care and channel it for good purposes as well? Scripture passage: John 11:1-6, 17-44 From the sermon series "Knowing Jesus" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 5/17/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - May 9, 2010 | When Jesus performs his first miracle in the Gospel of John, he is the life of the party. What are you joyful about? This sermon will help you see that happiness and times of celebration have their source in God. Scripture passage: John 2:1-12. From the sermon series "Knowing Jesus" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 5/10/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - May 2, 2010 | Jesus heals a man born blind and also helps heal some "blind spots" his disciples have. What are your blind spots? Ask God for his clear and perfect perspective. Scripture passage: John 9:1-25. From the sermon series "Knowing Jesus" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 5/3/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - April 18, 2010 | Jesus shares a some final words with his disciples about heaven, God and prayer. He tells them to ask God for anything in his name. What anything do you want to ask God for? This sermon will help you do that, in faith. Scripture passage: John 14:1-14. From the sermon series "Knowing Jesus" at Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 4/19/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - April 4, 2010 | When Jesus called Mary's name on that first Easter morning, he gave her new life. Learn how Jesus calls your name and how he can give you new life too. Scripture passage: John 20:1-18. From the Easter worship service of Living Grace Lutheran Church, Omaha, Nebraska. | 4/5/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - March 28, 2010 | The writer of Psalm 40 has been rescued by God and so he sings a new song. Are you ready to "change your tune" about a situation or a person in your life? Ready to sing a new song? You'll be inspired to do it after you listen to this message. From the series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life." | 3/28/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - March 21, 2010 | There are songs that bring back memories of the "good old days". The writer of Psalm 77 is in trouble and distress and he looks back to the "good old days" with God. What mighty things has God done in your past? You can remember those amazing acts, and gain strength for today. From the series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life." | 3/21/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Song - Psalm 77 | A little ditty to remember Psalm 77. From the sermon series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life" | 3/21/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - March 14, 2010 | There are times in life when we are singin' the blues. The writer of Psalm 143 is depressed and fearful. What does the writer of this poem do to deal with his fears and difficulties? Listen for the answer, and how you can add this Psalm of tears to the soundtrack of your life. From the series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life." | 3/15/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - March 7, 2010 | There are so many different types of tears: joy, happiness, sorrow and pain. Even though the writer of Psalm 6 is shedding many tears, he can still cry out to God for help and comfort. Are you crying a river? Listen how you can add this Psalm of tears to the soundtrack of your life. From the series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life." | 3/8/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - February 28, 2010 | No one is immune to pain: physical pain, emotional pain, relationship pain. The writer of Psalm 38 expresses all his different types of pain to God. He also trusts that the Lord will answer and heal him. You can bring your pain before God and add this psalm to the soundtrack of your life. From the series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life." | 3/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - February 21, 2010 | Anger is a natural emotion. In Psalm 137, the writer expresses his anger and hate in graphic terms. What are you angry about and are you willing to bring that anger before God? From the series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life." | 2/22/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - February 7, 2010 | What can we praise God for? Bishop Dave deFreese of the Nebraska Synod (ELCA) shares a message from Psalm 147 about praising God. From the series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life." | 2/9/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 31, 2010 | What fills you with joy? For the writer of Psalm 84 it's worshiping God. Is your worship filled with the same joy? From the series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life." | 2/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 24, 2010 | Life is full of ups and downs and King David wrote about his in Psalm 30. We may be singing the "blues" but God wants us to sing songs of joy. From the series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life." | 1/25/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Song - Psalm 119:35 | A little ditty to remember Psalm 119:35. From the sermon series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life" | 1/18/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 17, 2010 | Psalm 119 is a song of commitment to God. How do you show your commitment? From the semon series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life" | 1/18/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 10, 2010 | We all face fears. Where do you find your shelter and protection? (Psalm 91) From the sermon series "Psalms: The Soundtrack of Life" | 1/11/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanI Remain – Branching Out 2010 | A song written by Joy Augustine for "Branching Out 2010" at Living Grace Lutheran Church | 1/6/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - January 3, 2010 | Did you make any New Year's resolutions? Try making a 'Soul Resolution' as well. (Philippians 4:1-9) | 1/4/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanLiving Grace Sermon - December 20, 2009 | What's in Your Heart? Mary kept the fantastic words of the shepherds in her heart. Who or what has God blessed you with a heart for? From the sermon series "A Very Mary Christmas | 12/21/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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