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Pastor Dave Scharf

Pastor Dave Scharf

Dave Scharf grew up in West Allis, Wisconsin, and served as pastor in Greenville, Wisconsin, from 2005 to 2016. He is currently a professor of theology at Martin Luther College in New Ulm, Minnesota, where he lives with his wife, Beth, and their six children.

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I don’t have to tell you to tell someone about Jesus

It scared children. It panicked parents. Other than the atomic bomb, it was the number-one fear of the time. Every summer, this stealer of…

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Carry each other’s burdens

Many hands make light the work. That is so true! Even for simple projects, another set of hands can be very helpful. I grew…

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Breakfast with Jesus

We’ve all heard it before: Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Whether or not you agree, I’m sure that Jesus’ disciple…

Life’s Challenges

The Prince of peace

Peace. Peace is knowing that everything is the way it should be between you and God.   Orsvr. Do you know what that word is?…

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Commitment to freedom

Today the U.S. celebrates the freedom that our country’s soldiers have won and fought to preserve for over 240 years. Thank you to all…

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Using God’s measurement

Oliver Smoot was a freshman sorority pledge at MIT. He and his friends were tasked with measuring the Harvard Bridge with a new unit…

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Jesus, the servant

“If I had all-power, what would I do with it?” Have you ever mused as to what it would be like if God were…

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Let God’s love be your default

Sometimes my computer gets so messed up that it freezes and doesn’t do what it should. Do you know how to fix that? Shut…

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Who’s going to heaven?

A pastor was called on to see a man dying of a terrible disease. The man had Christian training in his youth but had…

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What do you have?

A man was visiting a Texas landowner. After dinner the landowner took the man out on the front porch to show him the view….

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Can people change?

I ask couples in premarriage counseling this question: “Who do you want to marry: the person you are marrying or the person you hope…