Author Pastor Randy Moll

• Jesus’ call to be fishers of men

  I remember when I was a young man and contemplating studying for the ministry, an uncle of mine jokingly told me that being a pastor was a great job because “you only have to work a half-day a week and you can go fishing the rest of the time.”

  Posted Jul 2, 08:17 pm · Author Pastor Randy Moll

• Weighed in the Balances and Found Wanting

  Our days in this world are numbered, and we have come short of what God requires of us as His creatures. Hence, the words of Psalm 130:3: “If thou, LORD, shouldest mark iniquities, O Lord, who shall stand?”

  Posted Jul 1, 06:55 pm · Author Pastor Randy Moll

• Flawed view of man leads to flawed solutions to violence

  While many may not agree with me, I’d like to point out a denial of Biblical truth which has permeated modern thinking and leads to flawed approaches to dealing with what psychologists and sociologists would call deviant or pathological behavior — deviant being contrary to socially accepted norms, and pathological often being associated with mental deficiencies and mental illness.

  Posted Jun 25, 10:28 am · Author Pastor Randy Moll

• How important are lost souls to you? — Luke 15:1-10

  Since He had come into this world to redeem fallen mankind by His innocent sufferings and death, it gave our Savior great joy, along with the angels of God in heaven, when a lost sinner repented.

  Posted Jun 18, 05:46 pm · Author Pastor Randy Moll

• The Heart and Soul of Lutheran Worship

  What is the heart and soul of Lutheran worship? The heart and soul of Lutheran worship is Christ and the blessings He won for us when He was offered up on the cross.

  Posted Jun 16, 12:37 am · Author Pastor Randy Moll

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