In this powerful Lutheran sermon based on Luke 11:1–13, Pastor Balla explores Jesus’ teaching on prayer and the Father’s greatest gift—the Holy Spirit. In a world where faith often grows cold and prayer becomes rare, Jesus invites us to ask boldly, seek faithfully, and knock persistently. The Holy Spirit is not just a helper in prayer—He is the very breath of faith, the one who keeps us praying, believing, and abiding in Christ. This sermon speaks especially to those feeling spiritually dry, weary in prayer, or struggling to endure in the Christian life. Rooted in the theology of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) and the Small Catechism, this message proclaims that the Spirit comes through the Word and Sacraments, sustaining us daily. Whether you are a lifelong Lutheran or new to Christian preaching, this Christ-centered sermon offers encouragement and clarity. Subscribe for weekly Law and Gospel preaching, Lutheran doctrine, and Christ-exalting messages.

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Are you overwhelmed by doing too much and still feeling spiritually empty? In this powerful Lutheran sermon from Pastor David Balla, we turn to Luke 10:38–42 and learn why Jesus calls listening better than striving. Titled “The Better Portion,” this Christ-centered message from the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) teaches that the most important thing in life is not what we do for Jesus, but what we receive from Him.

In a world of distractions and performance, Jesus gently calls us—like Mary—to sit at His feet and hear His Word. Discover why hearing Christ’s Word, receiving His forgiveness, and resting in His peace is the one thing needful. This sermon will bless pastors, laity, seekers, and anyone hungry for grace.

Whether you’re exploring Lutheran theology, seeking solid biblical preaching, or needing rest in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, this message will anchor you in the peace that only He gives.

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What if the Parable of the Good Samaritan is more than just a call to kindness? In this powerful LCMS sermon, Pastor David Balla unpacks Luke 10:25–37 to reveal the deeper Gospel truth: the Church is Christ’s Inn, a healing place where wounded sinners are brought by the Savior Himself. This sermon proclaims the Law and Gospel, showing how Christ is the true Good Samaritan who rescues the spiritually dead and entrusts them to His Church for restoration through Word and Sacrament.

Ideal for Lutheran Christians, pastors, Bible students, and seekers, this sermon connects the parable to the Lutheran Confessions, the Small Catechism, and the life of the Church today. Explore the beauty of Christ’s mercy, the mission of the Church, and the comfort of the Gospel. Subscribe for Christ-centered preaching, Lutheran doctrine, and liturgical reflections every week.

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Discover the true joy that lasts forever in this inspiring Lutheran sermon based on Luke 10:20. Pastor David Balla from the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) preaches on “The Joy of Heaven” for the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost. Jesus reminds His disciples not to rejoice in their ministry successes but to rejoice that their names are written in heaven. This powerful sermon will deepen your Christian faith, helping you focus on the eternal hope of salvation through Jesus Christ rather than temporary earthly accomplishments. Drawing on LCMS theology, Lutheran tradition, and the Small Catechism, this sermon proclaims the Gospel with clarity and conviction. Perfect for those seeking biblical preaching, Lutheran sermons, LCMS Pentecost reflections, and Christian encouragement. Learn what it means to have your name written in the Lamb’s Book of Life, to rest in Christ’s finished work, and to rejoice in your secure place in God’s kingdom. Share this message with your family, Bible study group, or congregation. Subscribe for more Lutheran preaching, confessional LCMS teachings, and Bible-based sermons to strengthen your faith in Jesus Christ, our Savior and Redeemer.

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Discover this powerful Lutheran sermon from the Third Sunday after Pentecost, based on Luke 9:51–62, titled “Eyes Forward, Hands to the Plow.” In this confessional Lutheran message, Pastor Balla explores how Jesus Christ set His face toward Jerusalem, refusing to look back, and how this resolute love gives us courage to follow Him in faith today. Learn what it means to live as a disciple with your eyes fixed on Christ, letting go of regret, and trusting in the grace that makes you fit for the kingdom of God. Whether you are a lifelong Lutheran or exploring the Christian faith, this sermon will encourage you with Gospel-centered hope, rooted in the Scriptures and framed by the Lutheran Confessions. This sermon is perfect for those seeking a Christ-centered, Bible-based, Law-and-Gospel message in the LCMS tradition. Listen and be strengthened by the good news that Christ goes before you and is with you always. Subscribe for more Lutheran sermons, Bible teachings, and confessional resources to deepen your faith in Jesus Christ our Lord.

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In this powerful LCMS Pentecost sermon, Pastor David Balla preaches on Luke 8:26–39, where Jesus delivers a man possessed by a legion of demons. This Christ-centered message reveals how the living Word of Jesus has divine authority to cast out spiritual chaos, restore peace, and make sinners whole. Drawing from the Lutheran confessions and the theology of C.F.W. Walther, this sermon proclaims Christ’s real presence and the victory of His Word over darkness.

Perfect for Lutheran Christians, Bible students, and anyone seeking Gospel-centered preaching rooted in Scripture and the Small Catechism. Explore themes of spiritual warfare, divine restoration, and the power of the Word of Christ in this Pentecost sermon. This is a must-watch for LCMS members, confessional Lutherans, and those seeking faithful biblical sermons online.

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Discover the deep comfort of the Triune God in this Holy Trinity Sunday sermon: “The Word That Death Cannot Silence” from John 8:48–59. Preached in the tradition of C.F.W. Walther and grounded in the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS), Pastor Balla proclaims the eternal power of Christ’s Word—stronger than sin, louder than the grave, and shining with divine beauty. This Gospel-centered message explores the mystery of the Holy Trinity, the glory of the incarnate Word, and the lasting victory over death that is yours in Jesus Christ.

Celebrate the Te Deum through LSB 941, confess the Athanasian Creed, and behold the beauty of God through the lens of theological aesthetics. This sermon is ideal for those searching for LCMS sermons, Trinitarian preaching, Holy Trinity Sunday reflections, or rich Law and Gospel proclamation. Strengthen your faith through the Word that cannot be silenced—even by death itself.

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Join Pastor Balla for this powerful Lutheran sermon titled “Taught by the Spirit of Christ,” preached on Pentecost Sunday. Rooted in John 14:23–31 and grounded in the theology of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS), this sermon proclaims the Gospel with clarity and conviction in the tradition of C.F.W. Walther.

Discover how the Holy Spirit does not come to offer vague spirituality, but to teach and deliver all that Christ has done for you. This is not symbolic sentiment—but the real presence and peace of Jesus, who promises that the Helper will guide you into all truth. Perfect for those searching for Lutheran sermons, Pentecost preaching, Reformation theology, or Christ-centered teaching in today’s confused world.

Whether you’re a lifelong LCMS member, new to Lutheran doctrine, or simply longing for faithful expository preaching, this sermon invites you to rest in what Christ has accomplished and what the Spirit still delivers through Word and Sacrament.

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