St. Paul Westlake Podcast

Pastor Buegler - Sermon 12/31/24

Pastor Buegler's New Years Eve TRADITIONAL WORSHIP sermon "Christ is Born for You".

Pastor Buegler - Sermon 12/25/24 Christmas Day

Pastor Buegler's Christmas Day TRADITIONAL WORSHIP sermon "Lots of the Faithful Who Came".

Pastor Josh - Sermon 12/29/24

Pastor Josh's sermon “Laundry Day” based on Colossians 3:1-17;  Luke 2:22-40.

Pastor Smith - Sermon 12/24/24 Traditional

Pastor Smith's Christmas Eve TRADITIONAL WORSHIP sermon "Christ is Born for You".

Pastor Josh - Sermon 12/24/24 Contemporary

Pastor Josh's Christmas Eve CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP sermon "Come, Though You Have Nothing".

Pastor Smith - Sermon 12/22/24

Pastor Smith's “O Come All You Unfaithful” Advent sermon series. This week is "Guilty and Hiding (Adam and Eve)" focused on scriptures Genesis 3:1-15; Romans 5:12-21; Luke 15:1-7.

Beyond the Sermon: Guilty and Hiding with Pastor Smith | 12/23/24

Join our Michael Sinn as he talks with Pastor Jeff Smith about his sermon this past Sunday during the 4th Sunday in Advent in our "O Come, All You Unfaithful" series. With the focus on Adam and Eve "hiding" from God.

If you have any questions you'd like the preacher to respond to, please send them to

askthepastor@stpaulwestlake.org

Beyond the Sermon: Bitter and Broken | Pastor Josh Gremminger | Ruth 1 | 3rd Sunday in Advent

Join our host Michael Sinn as he talks to Pastor Josh Gremminger about his sermon this past Sunday, which was the third sermon in our "O Come, All You Unfaithful" series.

If you have any questions you'd like the preacher to respond to, please send them to askthepastor@stpaulwestlake.org.

Pastor Josh - Sermon 12/15/24

Pastor Josh's “O Come All You Unfaithful” Advent sermon series. This week is "Bitter & Broken, With Fears Unspoken (Naomi and Ruth)" focused on scriptures Ruth 1:1-5, 19-22; Matthew 1:18-25.

Holy Hodgepodge: Is Christmas Pagan or Christian?

In the second edition of the "Holy Hodgepodge" podcast, Pastor Josh Gremminger and Pastor Jeff Smith discuss the Christmas holiday, and respond to various claims that have arisen that its origins may be pagan and that Christians "stole" the holiday to celebrate Jesus' birth on December 25. 

Is any of that true? Was Jesus really born on Dec. 25? Does it matter? The pastors talk about all of these things, and hopefully this conversation will help you as you interact with other people, maybe even family members, during the Christmas season, so that you can be better-equipped to know what you believe and why.

If you have any questions, please submit them to askthepastor@stpaulwestlake.org.