Isaiah 42 gives us a picture of the chosen One - Jesus of Nazareth. In it, the prophet describes the Messiah to be a bringer of "justice." Justice is so much a quality of the Messiah that the words shows up 3 times in 4 verses!

But...what is "justice"? And what does the justice of God look like? In a world filled with injustice...can we really trust Jesus to bring it into our world?

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin reflects on the concept of "justice" and the promise of God to bring it to "the nations" through His chosen One.

In this sermon, Dave Weber (retired pastor from SSPP) reflects on the Christmas Story from the perspective of Mary. The Christ child would one day take upon Himself the sins of the world (including us!)..."but for now" is resting in the arms of His loving mother.

We all are in the midst of a "now" in our own lives. But no matter what we are facing, because of God's grace (as we heard in Ephesians 1) - - we have a future too. Yet, for us it is not one of suffering or dismay, but because of what Christ has done for us - we await a glorious inheritance!

In this sermon, Pastor Aaron leads us through a meditation on the Christmas hymn "Where Shepherds Lately Knelt" (LSB #369)

In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches on the 7th day of creation "God rested." But, why did God rest? Does God get tired and weary? No, that's not the case at all. So, if it's not because of weariness, why did God rest? That's the topic of this sermon and the connection between God's rest and ours.

The Creation story in Genesis, chapter 1 culminates on God's greatest creative act. It's the day that God says things are "very good." It's the creation of mankind.

But what does it mean to be made "in the image of God"? How are we to understand ourselves? What are we to aim for on the basis of this?

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin unpacks "the imago dei" - the doctrine that we are made in God's image - and how that impacts our relationship with God + the world.

In this sermon, Pastor Aaron walks us through Day 3 of creation where God separates the water from the land and brings vegetation over the face of the earth.

Out of all the vegetation on the earth, in this sermon, we take a look at the tree and its significance throughout the story of the Bible.

In Advent of 2025, Saints Peter & Paul is walking through a meditation on the days of Creation. More than just a description of "how" creation began, these early verses give a framework for the world in which we live. Why it exists. Why it is the way that it is.

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin meditates on Day 1: "Let there be Light." Why is the world, in the "pre-creation" state not "empty"...but "dark" and "watery"? What are these verses telling us about the nature of the world.

Listen and consider how the Bible speaks of the Creator, in comparison to other origin stories. And consider how the Creator engages with all that is "dark."

This sermon is the final one preached in the sermon series "The End" based upon the book of Revelation. This series was intended to ground ourselves in the historic, Biblical interpretation of the End Times. In this final sermon, Pastor Aaron unveils to us the real definition of the Apocalypse.