St. Paul's Onalaska Sermons

About St. Paul's Onalaska Sermons

Sermons from the church services at St. Paul's in Onalaska, WI.

Publisher

St. Paul's Onalaska

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

9 May 2024

Latest episode

9 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

133 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   9 Nov 2026

   November 8, 2026

   Pastor Dan Olson Overwhelming Gratitude Leads to Overwhelming Generosity— When we recognize how richly God has blessed us, gratitude naturally overflows into generosity. Everything we have is a gift from our gracious God, who has given us the greatest gift of all in Jesus. As we grow in thankfulness for his goodness, we are moved to share our time, talents, and treasures to serve others and support the work of his kingdom—not out of obligation, but out of joyful gratitude for all he has done for us. 364 Days of Thanksgiving—Overwhelming Gratitude Leads to Overwhelming Generosity

2. 

   2 Nov 2026

   November 1, 2026

   Pastor Jason Enderle The Beginning of the End— The cartoon character holds a sign saying, “The End Is Near.” For Christians, this is not a message of fear. Instead, it is a message of watchful hope. Scripture teaches that the End Times began with Christ’s first coming, especially his death and resurrection. Christ will come again on judgment day. Now we live in that in-between time, when salvation has been won, but full glory is still to come. It’s the beginning of the end. Jesus himself makes clear that no one knows the day or hour of his return. This uncertainty is not meant to trouble us, but to keep us spiritually awake. Each day becomes an opportunity to live in repentance and faith, turning from sin and trusting fully in Christ’s finished work for us. Our preparation for the end is not about trying to predict signs or earn God’s favor. Instead, it is about remaining rooted in Jesus: hearing the Word, receiving the sacraments, and trusting the promises of forgiveness. These are God’s ways of keeping us ready. “The Beginning of the End” reminds us that history is moving toward our own death and toward Christ’s return. For believers, that end is truly a beginning. Our worship follows this pattern. It’s Time to Focus on the Future— Childbirth is painful, yet women willingly endure it because they know the pain is temporary and joy is coming. In a similar way, the time between Christ’s first and second comings is marked by hardship, especially for believers. How do we endure? We remember that our suffering is temporary and that far greater joy is ahead! That truth shines brightly on All Saints’ Day, when we remember all who have gone before us in the faith—from the heroes of Scripture to our own Christian family members and friends. They, too, endured hardship and pain. But now, they have reached their heavenly home, where they enjoy perfect peace, joy, and glory in the presence of Jesus. As we remember the saints who have gone before us, we are encouraged to remain steadfast in faith, looking forward to the glory that awaits us. The beginning of the end is here, and the best is yet to come! The Beginning of the End—It’s Time to Focus on the Future

3. 

   26 Oct 2026

   October 25, 2026

   Pastor Brett Ehlke The Beginning of the End— The cartoon character holds a sign saying, “The End Is Near.” For Christians, this is not a message of fear. Instead, it is a message of watchful hope. Scripture teaches that the End Times began with Christ’s first coming, especially his death and resurrection. Christ will come again on judgment day. Now we live in that in-between time, when salvation has been won, but full glory is still to come. It’s the beginning of the end. Jesus himself makes clear that no one knows the day or hour of his return. This uncertainty is not meant to trouble us, but to keep us spiritually awake. Each day becomes an opportunity to live in repentance and faith, turning from sin and trusting fully in Christ’s finished work for us. Our preparation for the end is not about trying to predict signs or earn God’s favor. Instead, it is about remaining rooted in Jesus: hearing the Word, receiving the sacraments, and trusting the promises of forgiveness. These are God’s ways of keeping us ready. “The Beginning of the End” reminds us that history is moving toward our own death and toward Christ’s return. For believers, that end is truly a beginning. Our worship follows this pattern. It’s Time to Stay Steadfast—Jesus told his followers, “You will be hated by everyone because of me” (Matthew 10:22). So, the time between Christ’s first and second coming is going to be perilous for believers. A good example: Martin Luther. All that priest wanted was to share the pure gospel with the world. For trying to do just that, both political and religious leaders wanted to end his life. The Festival of the Reformation emphasizes our unfailing reliance on the Word of God. We give unflinching testimony to that Word even in the face of persecution. Today we pray that the Lord would keep us steadfast in the faith. The Beginning of the End—It’s Time to Stay Steadfast

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