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What is faith? It’s more than just information. It’s life. It can be easy to go to Church on Sunday to check the box and then move on with the rest of your life. But Jesus calls us to live out our faith in all that we do. So, how do you take what you hear on Sunday and live it out in your family and in your community? Through reflection and practice. At PewTalk Podcast, we reflect on the past weekend’s sermon at Trinity Fremont and give practical starting points to live out your faith in your family and in your community.Copyright 2020 All rights reserved. Cristianismo Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo
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  • It Stops at the Cross. To the Cross. February 22, 2026. Pastor Greg Rathke. Sermon Audio
    Feb 23 2026

    What do we do with the guilt of sin? Many times we don’t own it. We tend to “pass the buck.” We tend to rationalize “it’s not MY fault.” It’s human nature. It’s exactly what Adam and Eve did in the garden that fateful day when they gave into temptation. What do you do when YOU give into temptation? Do you take accountability or do you pass the buck?

    Unfortunately, because of our sinful condition, of which David reminds us in Psalm 51, we were even conceived in, we not only pass the buck, but we just keep on sinning in our thoughts, in our words and in our deeds. So now what?

    Well, Jesus takes all of those sins. He takes them to the cross. He says, “The buck stops here. Right here at the cross.” And it does… and He did, take them to the cross with Him so that we might be forgiven and redeemed. He WANTS you to be with Him. It’s why He did what He did.

    Our response? Repentance, just like King David.

    • Genesis 3:1–21
    • Romans 5:12–19
    • Matthew 4:1–11
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    18 m
  • The Parable of the Wedding Feast, Kingdom Parables, February 15, 2026, Pastor Anthony Gerber, Sermon Audio
    Feb 16 2026

    In this week’s Kingdom Parables series, Jesus gives us a last day picture of His kingdom through the Parable of the Wedding Feast. This is not a moral lesson about proving we belong. It’s a kingdom story about what the King does for His people. The King not only invites. He provides what is needed to belong. We’ll see how Jesus makes us worthy by clothing us in His righteousness through His Word and Sacraments. And we’ll end with the promise of the feast that never ends, when death is swallowed up forever and tears are wiped away.

    • Isaiah 25:6–9
    • Philippians 3:1–11
    • Matthew 22:1–14
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    20 m
  • Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard, Kingdom Parables, February 8, 2026, Pastor Anthony Gerber, Sermon Audio
    Feb 9 2026
    In this week’s Kingdom Parables series, Jesus confronts our instinct to keep score and demand what feels fair. In the Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard, we see that the kingdom of God is not built on what we earn, but on the goodness of the King. Jesus calls people into His kingdom and gives the same salvation by grace through faith, no matter when He calls them. And when our hearts grumble, Jesus doesn’t revoke His gift. He defends His goodness and invites us to receive salvation as the joy it is. Not entitlement. Not comparison. A gift. • Jonah 4:1–11 • Romans 9:14–18 • Matthew 20:1–16
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    18 m
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