Monthly Archives: March 2020

For those who couldn’t make it to church, here is the text of the sermon, and audio of the service. Hopefully, while you are forced to fast from the Lord’s Supper, you will be strengthened with every Word that proceeds … Continue reading →

It’s unknown at this time what Holy Week will look like. But one thing is certain – it will not look like I had planned it. Carefully plotted hymns that move us ever closer to the cross, services each day … Continue reading →

I serve congregations in two states – Wyoming and Colorado. Members of those congregations may be interested in the pertinent sections of state health orders that allow us to meet for church on Sunday. So, here they are. Wyoming Statewide … Continue reading →

Christians have been assembling together for 2000 years. The word ‘church’ in Greek (ekklesia) means ‘gathering’. The church took the word and sanctified it. The church is a Communion of the Holy. In this strange time, it isn’t that Christians … Continue reading →

For those who couldn’t make it to church today, here is today’s sermon. It’s shorter than usual because I needed to fit it in a 30 minute service. All seven times I preached it, I kept thinking, “I could expand … Continue reading →

He was the preacher for our 100th anniversary in 2013. Not so many years ago. Yet today, when even last Sunday seems a world away, 2013 must be an eternity. Indeed, for Herb Mueller, child of God, it is. He … Continue reading →

The CTCR issued a guidance document regarding some innovative methods of receiving the sacrament. It’s HERE. It’s hard to write briefly. Augustine was said to have apologized once, “I’m sorry I preached so long. I didn’t have time to make … Continue reading →

As promised, here is my sermon. For some reason, I had a manuscript tonight instead of an outline. Unusual for a Wednesday. But here it is: (John 6:47-59 – I am the bread of life) Our Lenten fast has taken … Continue reading →

Many pastors now face mandatory restrictions limiting gatherings to 10 or fewer. If you include the pastor, that means you can have 9 people hearing the Word and receiving the sacrament. Obviously, we’ve been talking about this a lot amongst … Continue reading →

I have had members request that I post sermons each week (!) in case they can’t be at church. In the past I’ve posted good sermons. But now it will be all of them – at least for the time … Continue reading →