Redemption Lutheran Sermons

On the Road to Easter... Jesus is Condemned for Blasphemy

Third Sunday in Lent

Old Testament Lesson - Deuteronomy 19:15-21

Epistle Lesson - Acts 4:1-12

Sermon text: Matthew 26:59-66

Preached by Pastor Jonah Albrecht on March 23, 2025

On the Road to Easter… Jesus is Denied by Peter

Midweek Lenten Service 3

Sermon Text: Mark 14:66-72

Preached by Pastor Jonah Albrecht on March 19, 2025

Passion History - Lesson 4

Jesus on trial.

On the Road to Easter... Betrayed by Judas

Second Sunday in Lent

Old Testament Lesson: Jeremiah 26:8-15

Epistle Lesson: Philippians 3:17-4:1

Sermon Text: Matthew 26:47-50

Preached by Pastor Jonah Albrecht on March 16, 2025

 

On the Road to Easter… Jesus Bore the Burden of Our Guilt

Midweek Lenten Service 2

Sermon Text: Mark 14:32-41

Preached by Pastor Jonah Albrecht on March 12&13 2025

Passion History - Lesson 3

Garden of Gethsemane and Peter's denial.

On the Road to Easter... Jesus Teaches an Important Lesson on Faith

First Sunday in Lent

Old Testament Lesson: Deuteronomy 26:1-11

Epistle Lesson: Romans 10:8b-13

Sermon Text: Matthew 21:18-22 (The fig tree withers.)

Preached by Pastor Jonah Albrecht on March 9, 2025

 

Passion History - Lesson 2

Jesus institutes the Lord's Supper.

Passion History - Lesson 1

Judas' Betrayal

On the Road to Easter...Honored with Love and Anointed For Burial

Ash Wednesday

Sermon Text: John 12:1-8

Preached by Pastor Jonah Albrecht on March 5, 2025

The word “lent” has its origin in the same root as one of the German words
for “spring,” Lenz. As nature awakens from the death of winter, so the
Christian finds newness of life in Christ, rising from sin’s death.

During the 40 days of Lent, God’s baptized people cleanse their hearts
through the discipline of Lent: repentance, prayer, fasting and almsgiving.
Lent is a time in which God’s people prepare with joy for the paschal feast
(Easter). It is a time in which God renews His people’s zeal in faith and life. It
is a time in which we pray that we may be given the fullness of grace that
belongs to the children of God.