Faith Lutheran - Sharpsburg

When the Virgin Mary sang the song called the Magnificat, she praising God for the conception of Jesus, the Messiah. . The Magnificat it was all about the world being turned upside down. God, you’re going to change the world, you are going to pull rulers down from their thrones and lift up the lowly. You are going to humble the proud and comfort the poor of heart. The birth of th

At the start of this Advent season, we explore the profound connection between Christ’s first coming in the manger and his promised return as King. As we reflect on the humility of our Savior and the hope of his second Advent, we find strength for the journey of faith and encouragement to live humbly and joyfully. Join us as we dive into how keeping the finish line in view transf

In this special celebration of Christ the King Sunday, we take a journey through the Church Year, exploring how each season reveals the reign of Christ as King. From his humble incarnation at Christmas to his victorious ascension and promised return, we see how the rhythms of the Church Year draw us closer to our King, who rules with grace and truth. Instead of one longer sermon, t

In this episode, we explore how God’s gift of faith enables us to face the Last Day—and this life—with confidence and peace. As we look toward the end times, it’s easy to feel apprehensive, to question if we've done enough or if we're truly prepared. But God’s Word transforms fear into faith by revealing that the very Judge of that day is also our Savior, who has already

In this sermon, we explore Jesus’ encounter with Zacchaeus, a powerful demonstration of his mission to seek and save lost sinners. Zacchaeus, a man known for his occupation as a tax collector, is met by Jesus in a way that cuts through his past and his brokenness. Building on this impactful story, we’ll dive into what it means to come face-to-face with the limitless grace of Go

When the flames of trials surround us, where will we stand? In this sermon, we explore the stories of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, who stood unharmed in the fiery furnace, and Martin Luther, whose courage ignited the Reformation. Through their example, we uncover how God’s truth gives us the freedom to live without fear, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and confident in the prom

We live in a “me-first” world. People want to be at the front of every line, getting the best of the best before anyone else. Christians are called to live differently. They are called to live in a way that the world would see as “upside-down.” Instead of doing whatever it takes to be first in line, Jesus calls his people to willingly and joyfully serve others.Pastor Schroe

Our lives are filled with so many blessings that are nice to have, but are we missing what's truly necessary? In this sermon, we will unpack the story of the Rich Young Ruler from Mark 10. We will see how Jesus gently but powerfully points him—and us—toward the one thing that truly matters: a relationship with God. We’ll explore how easy it is to let good things take God’s

There's more to this world than meets the eye. There is a real spiritual world that is at war for our souls. Despite the war's invisibility, we can find tangible comfort in God's Word. Just as God's angels decisively defeated Satan and his army, and just as Jesus conquered Satan by his death on the cross, we, too, will be victorious. God and his angels are fighting for us.Pastor Sc

In this sermon, we explore what it means to be truly great in God’s upside-down kingdom, where greatness isn’t measured by fame or power, but by humble service. Inspired by Jesus’ teachings, we unpack the story of the disciples arguing over who was the greatest, and how Jesus responded by pointing to the least likely of examples—a child. We’ll discuss how this applies to