Pastor Chris Brademeyer’s Podcast

This podcast consists of the sermons and thoughts of Pastor Chris Brademeyer, a Lutheran Pastor (LCMS) from North Dakota.

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Episodes

Our Daily Bread

Wednesday Sep 11, 2024

Wednesday Sep 11, 2024

We need things to live, and yet, things can be a great cause for concern and worry. Where does all that stuff come from that we need each day? Does God care about my daily needs? How can I know if God will provide for me each day? Find out in this week's sermon from St. John's Lutheran Church of Oakes, ND.

Wisdom of Our Fathers

Wednesday Sep 04, 2024

Wednesday Sep 04, 2024

It is a common idea that the intellect gets in the way of Christian faith. In America today, it is common to hear preaching that downplays wisdom and intellect in favor of emotions and being "childlike." And yet, the book of Proverbs commends us to be wise and to grow in wisdom. What is wisdom? Why should we have it? Where does it come from? How does being Christian fit into this? Find out in this week's sermon from St. John's Lutheran Church of Oakes, ND!

Better Than Them

Wednesday Aug 28, 2024

Wednesday Aug 28, 2024

Oded isn't a prophet who gets much by way of recognition. He's a relatively minor character in the Bible. We don't know much about him. His greatest feat was standing up to the army of Israel after they brutally defeated their kinsfolk in Judah in a battle. Why did he do this? What did Israel do to bring the prophet to them? What attitude led to this condemnation? Where do we see this today? Find out in this sermon from St. John's Lutheran Church of Oakes, ND!

Friday Aug 23, 2024

On today's episode of "3 Padres and a Shepherd," we examine the topic of 'depression, laziness, and acedia' But what is meant by this one rather obscure term: 'acedia?' Even though this term may be foreign to our ears, what it is - is very, very relevant to every Christian. So please stick around, and let's learn what this term means and how it affects us.

The Funeral of Ruby Sonnenberg

Wednesday Aug 21, 2024

Wednesday Aug 21, 2024

This sermon was preached for the Funeral of Ruby Sonnenberg and is based on two readings she chose for the occassion: John 5:19-24 and Romans 6:1-11.
To view her obituary go to https://www.dahlstromfuneralhome.com/obituary/ruby-sonnenberg.

Restoration

Tuesday Aug 20, 2024

Tuesday Aug 20, 2024

The Bible says that God loves us. It says that God is love. But if God is love, why do we see so many bad things? How can we claim that God cares when I've been hurt? This sermon from St. John's Lutheran Church of Oakes, ND attempts to address these questions.

Monday Aug 19, 2024

This Sunday's sermon was preached by Rev. Arie Bertsch, the District President of the North Dakota District. Thanks to President Bertsch for preaching for us!

Repentence and Truth

Monday Aug 05, 2024

Monday Aug 05, 2024

Jeremiah has hard words for the people of God. It is no secret that people in the Church are thought of as hypocrites. Further, we seem to loose our minds every time some non-Christian mocks us, whether intentionally or otherwise. Why are we so focused on the sins of others? Where should our attention be? Why do Christians sometimes use faith as an excuse to be mean? And what does God say about all of this? Find out in this sermon from St. John's Lutheran Church of Oakes, ND!

Flawless

Monday Aug 05, 2024

Monday Aug 05, 2024

Perfection is a strange concept. On the one hand, we all are attracted to it and many of us would make great sacrifices to have it some part of our lives. On the other hand, perfection is terrifying and unobtainable, so we do whatever we can to celebrate mediocrity. Why do we have a mixed relationship with perfection? Can we become perfect? Is there really no one that is perfect? What does it even mean to be perfect? Find out in this sermon from St. John's Lutheran Church of Oakes, ND!

Can You Trust Your Pastor?

Monday Jul 22, 2024

Monday Jul 22, 2024

Christians often take it for granted that they should trust their pastors. Jesus warns that there will be false teachers who come in the name of Christ who speak lies and mislead. How do we know if we should trust our pastor? Does he get a pass just because he says what is familiar to me? If I suspect that my pastor is teaching or preaching in error, what do I do? How can a regular Christian go toe-to-toe with a pastor if he has made taught falsely? How do I figure out if what he's saying is true or not? Find out in this week's sermon from St. John's Lutheran Church of Oakes, ND!

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You need Jesus. Let us help.

Things aren't easy. There is a lot of suffering and pain in the world. It covers a lot of things. And, at the end, there's death waiting for us. We can wander though this world, lurching from empty pursuit to vain pleasure and back again. Or we can leave the rat race of human existence by looking to the One who has actually done just that: Jesus Christ. Unlike us, His work stands forever. What we make passes away; what He makes endures unto eternity.
 
And what did He do? He grants life, mercy, and salvation for you at the cost of His own life and ensures them by His own character. For you.
 
This podcast gives weekly sermons and messages from Pastor Chris Brademeyer of St. John's Lutheran Church of Oakes, ND. We promise nothing more or less than eternal life, forgiveness, and mercy in the living Lord, Jesus Christ.

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