This podcast is from Immanuel Lutheran Church in Loveland, CO. These weekly sermons/messages are based upon Biblical text and themes for personal spiritual formation and discipleship training. Gather through the common grace of technology with us when you're unable to join in person. New episodes are typically published on Mondays.
Immanuel Lutheran Loveland
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This podcast is from Immanuel Lutheran Church in Loveland, CO. These weekly sermons/messages are based upon Biblical text and themes for personal spiritual formation and discipleship training. Gather through the common grace of technology with us when you're unable to join in person. New episodes are typically published on Mondays.
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Recent Episodes
July 6, 2026
7-5-2026 “The Devil Made Me Do It!” by Pastor Glen Schlecht
St. Paul expresses a frustration that we all feel – we want to do good, we want to do better, we want to be better. But it just seems like we keep falling in the same hole over and over and over again. We’ll explore that frustration (and reality) that is very much part of our lives. Where can we find hope in spite of what we experience with this frustration with sin and my sinful actions? In the throes of our struggles, we need to hear Jesus’ invitation to us in Matthew 11 to come to Him! Don’t worry – there is hope!<br /><br />Old Testament: Zechariah 9:9-12 <br />Epistle: Romans 7:15-25a <br />Gospel: Matthew 11:25-30 <br />Sermon Title: “The Devil Made Me Do It!” <br /><br />As always, if you can’t be here in-person, take advantage of our live stream option. We live stream our worship services directly from the home page of Immanuel’s website through YouTube. You can view our worship live streams here: https://immanuelloveland.org/
June 29, 2026
6-28-2026 “Hope Through Baptism” by Pastor Glen Schlecht
With two baptisms on this day, the profound way that Paul instructs us regarding baptism brings hope – the life-giving connection our baptism makes directly to Jesus and His death and resurrection. How does He do it? We’ll dig deeply into these amazing words and promises from our Lord here in Romans 6.<br /><br />Old Testament: Psalm 89:1-4 <br />Epistle: Romans 6:1b-11 <br />Gospel: Matthew 10:40-42 <br />Sermon Title: “Hope Through Baptism” <br /><br />As always, if you can’t be here in-person, take advantage of our live stream option. We live stream our worship services directly from the home page of Immanuel’s website through YouTube. You can view our worship live streams here: https://immanuelloveland.org/
June 22, 2026
6-21-2026 “From Suffering to Hope?” by Pastor Glen Schlecht
In Romans 5 St. Paul speaks clearly of the unusual place from where our hope originates – from suffering! It’s surprising and unexpected, even unbelievable, from a human vantage point. But this is the way our Lord works and how He chooses to bring hope into our lives – even in the most unusual of circumstances with outcomes we could never foresee. Psalm 86 urges us to come to the Lord in those times of suffering and trouble and difficulty. When we take that into consideration with Romans 5, there’s a lot that starts to make sense when it comes to our relationship with the Lord and trust and faith we have in Him.<br /><br />Old Testament: Psalm 86:1-7 <br />Epistle: Romans 5:1-8 <br />Gospel: Matthew 9:18-26, 35-38 <br />Sermon Title: “From Suffering to Hope?” <br /><br />As always, if you can’t be here in-person, take advantage of our live stream option. We live stream our worship services directly from the home page of Immanuel’s website through YouTube. You can view our worship live streams here: https://immanuelloveland.org/
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