Trinity Lutheran Church - Dekalb

In this episode, Pastor Wyatt McIntyre turns to Isaiah 54:17 and unpack a powerful promise: “No weapon formed against you shall succeed.” But this verse isn’t a lucky charm or a motivational quote—it’s a battlefield cry rooted in the cross and resurrection of Christ. We’ll explore the reality of the spiritual war we face, the true source of our victory, and the call to stand firm—not in ourselves, but in Christ who defends and delivers us. Whether you're weary, wounded, or wrestling, this message is for you. (Note: there are a few minor audio issues in this recording, but the Word remains clear.)#Podcast #Isaiah54 #SpiritualBattle #ChristOurDefender #EasterHope #FaithThatStands

This week, Pastor Lance Gackowski turns to Mark 5:21-43, reflecting on the themes of humility, faith, and worship in the presence of Christ. Drawing from the stories of Jairus and the woman who reached for Jesus’ robe, the message challenges listeners to consider the call to trust Christ beyond human pride and expectations. How do we respond when Christ’s words confront our assumptions? Are we willing to fall at His feet in faith?#faith #humility #ChristOurHope #TrustInChrist

This Easter, Pastor Wyatt McIntyre takes us to the heart of Luke 24:1–12 to witness the world-shaking morning when the stone was rolled away, the tomb was found empty, and the risen Christ met His people face to face. In this powerful and pastoral message, we don’t just hear the story, we enter into it. Whether you carry grief, shame, weariness, or doubt, come and hear the unshakable truth: Christ is risen, and because His tomb is empty, yours will be too.

In this Palm Sunday message, Pastor Lance Gackowski reflects on Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem and the beginning of Holy Week. Drawing our attention to Christ’s humble kingship and the journey to the cross, Pastor Gackowski delivers a deep meditation on the events of that sacred week, offering a reminder of the One who comes in the name of the Lord.

Join Pastor Wyatt McIntyre as he explores the ongoing spiritual battles we face, reflecting on the wilderness temptation of Christ from Luke 4:13. In this Lenten message, Pastor McIntyre reminds us that while the Devil may retreat, he never truly surrenders. Yet, despite the persistent struggles and relentless temptations, the final victory is already secured through Christ’s sacrifice on the cross.Through heartfelt storytelling, practical application, and unwavering hope, Pastor McIntyre calls us to put on the full armor of God, not as those fighting for victory, but as those fighting from victory. Tune in to hear how, even in the face of adversity, we can stand firm in faith, rooted in the certainty that Christ has overcome the world.

In this powerful and thought-provoking sermon, Pastor Wyatt McIntyre explores the subtle and cunning ways the Devil distorts Scripture to challenge our faith. Drawing from Luke 4:9-12, Pastor McIntyre highlights how the Devil tempted Jesus by twisting God’s Word and how Christ responded with unwavering trust in the Father. This message calls us to recognize the dangers of reshaping Scripture to fit our desires and challenges us to root ourselves firmly in God’s unchanging truth. Be encouraged to stand strong in faith, resting in the victory of Christ, who overcame temptation for us all.

In this insightful and inspiring sermon, Pastor Lance Gackowski unpacks the second temptation of Christ from Luke 4. As the Devil offers Jesus the kingdoms of the world in exchange for worship, Pastor Gackowski explores how Christ, firmly rooted in His mission and the truth of God’s promises, knew that God’s Kingdom was far better than any earthly power. This message challenges us to resist the allure of temporary gains and trust in the eternal and perfect Kingdom that Christ has secured for us. Be encouraged to value God’s promises above the fleeting offers of the world.

Hungry? You're not alone—Jesus was, too. But when Satan tempted Him to trade spiritual truth for temporary satisfaction, Christ taught us a powerful lesson: "Man shall not live by bread alone." In this second-week-of-Lent sermon, Pastor Lance Gackowski dives into Luke 4:3-4, illuminating how our everyday desires can become spiritual battlegrounds. Discover how Satan tempts us with shortcuts that promise immediate relief but ultimately distance us from God. Join us and be encouraged as we learn together how God's Word is our true nourishment, satisfying more deeply than anything the world can provide.