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Study & Share Sermon Blog

This is Pastor Jared's weekly sermon info and his weekly Study and Share devotional Bible study. Unless otherwise noted all sermons and studies are copyright Jared Stillions 2020-2023. The devotional Bible studies may be reproduced & shared for personal, non-sale use, provided this copyright notice is included. The studies are formatted two to a page to make sharing it easier. Weekly posts go live at 9:00 AM on Sundays. 

You can find his sermon podcast on the sermon-cast page. Check back each Sunday for new content. The podcast will soon be listed with major services. 
Why not put them on the same page? Due to limitations of our website builder.

By the way, here's the Lutheran Confessions, The Book of Concord, online and in the public domain. These writings, including Luther's Small & Large Catechisms are frequently referenced in these devotional studies. The Confessions are the historic doctrinal standard of the Lutheran Church and a faithful exposition of the Bible. You could say they are squared, leveled, and plumb by and to the Bible itself.  

Sunday, January 23 2022

Serving God
Nehemiah 8:1-3, 5-6, 8-10
As evangelists, we proclaim the Scriptures in words of grace & lives of faithfulness

Current Series:
Anointed; Now What?
God has anointed us to be his evangelists, knowing, showing, and telling about him for the sake of the world

Study & Share Insert
...#5. Whom do you know that is hungry to learn more about God? How can you encourage & support their growth? Write down their names (at least 3 people) & commit to praying daily for them & your role in their life. Keep this up for at least the next 30 days. Keep notes/journal on your prayers & what happens. 

Download the rest (*.pdf) SS_2022-01-23_Epi03

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Sunday, January 16 2022

With Pr. Tim Christ, STS
John 2:1-11
 

Current Series:
Anointed; Now What?
God has anointed us to be his evangelists, knowing, showing, and telling about him for the sake of the world

Study & Share Insert
...#5. Name at least 5 brave, adventuresome, courageous, exciting things that took guts that you did *because your faith put you in the situation*. If you can’t name 5, what has caused you to have such a sheltered, safe, secure (immature? timid? effete?) life in the Gospel? Of course, different folks will answer this question in different ways; don’t assume you’re expected to be “James Bond for Jesus.”

Download the rest (*.pdf) SS_2022-01-16_Epi02

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Sunday, January 09 2022

Me & Jesus & You
Luke 3:15-18, 21-22
As evangelists, we share the good news that Holy Baptism is deeply personal and widely communal

Current Series:
Anointed; Now What?
God has anointed us to be his evangelists, knowing, showing, and telling about him for the sake of the world

Study & Share Insert
...#5. Many people wish to see something like v22; what evidence would you point to of the Holy Spirit in everyday life? Start with Small Catechism Creed, 3. Remember the Holy Spirit is a person at work, not a happy feeling welling up inside you. SC available < bookofconcord.org >

Download the rest (*.pdf) SS_2022-01-09_BaptismJesus

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Sunday, January 02 2022

Packing Up
Psalm 72:1-7, 10-14
It’s time to pack up the mess & go back to “regular life,” this time by a different road

Current Series:
What a Mess!
Real life isn’t neat & tidy like a nativity scene

Study & Share Insert:
...#1. Consider vv10-11 & Isaiah 1:3, 60:3, 6. What do they explain about our nativity scenes/creches? See Matthew 2:1, 16; Luke 2:4-6. Hint: carefully read Matthew & Luke; what’s not listed/named in the stories? Nativities are intended to be symbolic, representing much more scripture than Luke 2:7-17.

Download the rest (*.pdf) SS_2022-01-02_Epiphany

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