- “I AM Sent Me To You” – The 22nd Sunday after PentecostSermon-for-November-9-2025
- “Who Are These?” – All Saints Day (Observed)Click to read the sermon. Dear Friends in Christ: Who are these? We have the description throughout our text, and it’s all good. They make up a great multitude that no one can number. They are from all nations—the same words that Jesus used when He said to His disciples, “Go therefore and …
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- “The Liberator Who Sets You Free” – Reformation SundayClick to read the sermon. I. The Liberator This morning I want to start with an allegory: The Liberator strides through the halls of the prison, keys jingling in his hand. His wounds are fresh, but the battle is won. At each cell door he stops, turns the lock and throws open the door. …
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- “Wrestling with God” – The 19th Sunday after PentecostClick to read the sermon. Dear Friends in Christ Jesus, I think that most of us gathered here recognize that something gained by hard work and earned through a struggle is an accomplishment that is character building and is appreciated more than something that is received without any effort. So for example, children are …
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- “The Mercy of God” – Thanksgiving SundayClick to read the sermon. The Word of the Lord from Luke 17: “Jesus, Master, have mercy on us.” This is the Word of the Lord. Dear Friends in Christ Jesus, They’re out of options. There’s nothing else to do. They’re lepers, and the situation is clear. They’re dying from a terrible, and …
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Lutheran in Edmonton was approached about the possibility of starting a Sunday school in the then-new Ritchie area. In 1929 a local Methodist church was bought and dedicated that November 17. For many years Grace helped foster Redeemer, through debt problems and when the old building became gradually unsafe by the late 1930s. In 1953 plans were made for a new building, and the present Redeemer Church was dedicated on May 30, 1954. On March 20, 1983, a further expansionand dedicated that November 17. For many years Grace helped foster Redeemer, through debt problems and when the old building became gradually unsafe by the late 1930s. In 1953 plans were made for a new building, and the present Redeemer Church was dedicated on May 30, 1954. On March 20, 1983, a further expansionand dedicated that November 17. For many years Grace helped foster Redeemer, through debt problems and when the old building became gradually unsafe by the late 1930s. In 1953 plans were made for a new building, and the present Redeemer Church was dedicated on May 30, 1954. On March 20, 1983, a further expansion was dedicated of the new sanctuary. Through many pastors and the help of many hands, Redeemer Lutheran Church has thrived through the grace of God for nearly