Mark Daniels
A sinner saved by the grace of God given in the crucified and risen Jesus Christ.
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September Songs (opens the original)
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This month I'm sharing just three original songs with you. The titles:He Covers UsTo Be With JesusI Turn To YouTo bore you with repetition...I've written, composed, or "made up" songs (I never know how to say that without seeming presumptuous) since I was eight years old. But because I never learned how to read or play music (yet), I didn't complete or record many. (I have entered some song contests over the years and been consistently told, "Love the melody; work on the words.)Along came the SU
The Sure Foundation (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowShareShare Mark Daniels[This is a sermon for Sunday, October 4, 2026, the Nineteenth Sunday after Pe
Marriage, Divorce, Children, Wealth (The Gospel of Matthew, Part 22) (opens the original)
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This episode covers Matthew 19:1-30. My usual reminder: All episodes begin as live events on Facebook. That’s why you hear me responding to people who comment there.Please like, share, and subscribe. Thank you!<img alt="" class="sizing-
The Two Words and God’s Good News (opens the original)
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[This is the October pastor’s article I’ve written for the newsletter of Grace Lutheran Church in Jackson Center, Ohio. Feel free to use it in any way, if you find it helpful.]Subscribe nowSunday, October 25, brings one of my favorite days of the Church Year: Reformation Sunday. We remember how God restored the Gospel and the authority of His Word to the Church through Martin Luther and his fellow reformers.From their study of the Bible, the Reformers learned that God speaks two Words
The Third Son (opens the original)
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[This is a sermon for Sunday, September 27, 2026, the Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost. All are free to use it in whatever way you find it useful.]Matthew 21:23-32When I look back on the messages I’ve preached about today’s gospel lesson, Matthew 21:23-32, through the years, I’ve discovered I have mostly gotten it wrong. My sermons have basically gone like this: “Be like the first son in Jesus’ parable and not like the second son. Amen.”Now, that&#
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