Rev. Michael Salemink
Rev. Michael Salemink

Host and Underwriter of Morning & Evening Prayer

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Lutherans For Life equips Lutherans to be Gospel-motivated voices for life. As a Recognized Service Organization of the LC-MS, we believe that only the Word of God’s truth and the Gospel of Jesus Christ’s love changes hearts. Our Lord’s grace in creating, redeeming, and calling – rather than a person’s age, appearance, or ability – gives every human being infinite sanctity. Respecting and protecting our neighbors as precious treasures is at the heart rather than at the margins of the Christian mission and message. We bring you Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer on Worldwide KFUO so that together we may remain enveloped and inspired by the courage and compassion of Christ’s Word and Church. Rev. Michael Salemink is Executive Director of Lutherans for Life.

Morning Prayer Sermonette
Morning Prayer Sermonette: Hebrews 4:1-16

Rev. Dr. Jeff Gibbs gives today’s sermonette.

Morning Prayer Sermonette
Morning Prayer Sermonette: Hebrews 3:1-19

Rev. Matthew Wietfeldt gives today’s sermonette.

Morning Prayer Sermonette
Morning Prayer Sermonette: Hebrews 2:1-18

Rev. Bert Mueller gives today’s sermonette.

Life Moments 3
LifeMoments
LifeMoments – Palm Sunday (Philippians 2:5-8/Zechariah 9:9-10)

Better the peace of weakness with Jesus than any strength bought by bloodshed.

Morning Prayer Sermonette
Morning Prayer Sermonette: Mark 15:33-47

Rev. Greg Truwe gives today’s sermonette.

Morning Prayer Sermonette
Morning Prayer Sermonette: Mark 15:16-32

Rev. Chris Hull gives today’s sermonette.

Morning Prayer Sermonette
Morning Prayer Sermonette: Mark 15:1-15

Rev. James Yonkers gives today’s sermonette.

Morning Prayer Sermonette
Morning Prayer Sermonette: Mark 14:53-72

Rev. Andrew Yeager gives today’s sermonette.

Morning Prayer Sermonette
Morning Prayer Sermonette: Mark 14:32-52

Rev. Jeff Hemmer gives today’s sermonette.

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LifeMoments
LifeMoments – Fifth Sunday in Lent (Mark 10:42-45)

Surprise pregnancies and terminal diagnoses provide irreplaceable opportunities to serve.