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Sun, Mar 24 at 10:30 AM - "Guided to Humility" - Lutheran Weekend Worship
The death of Jesus on the cross is not cause for continued sorrow or ongoing relief.
As the Epistle points out, our Lord’s giving of Himself for our sin makes His a
glorious death. It causes “every tongue [to] confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the
glory of God the Father” (Philippians 2:11). How do we do that? First, our Lord’s
death draws us to Him, where we find forgiveness, grace, and mercy. Then, each
day we are given opportunity to die to sin ourselves and to receive Christ’s
forgiveness. It is an ongoing process that involves interacting with the people
around us, with whom we share Christ’s invitation to heaven itself. We sing
“Hosanna,” which means “save us.” Because of the cross, we are confident that we
have been saved already.
Sun, Mar 24 at 8:00 AM - "Guided to Humility" - Lutheran Weekend Worship
The death of Jesus on the cross is not cause for continued sorrow or ongoing relief.
As the Epistle points out, our Lord’s giving of Himself for our sin makes His a
glorious death. It causes “every tongue [to] confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the
glory of God the Father” (Philippians 2:11). How do we do that? First, our Lord’s
death draws us to Him, where we find forgiveness, grace, and mercy. Then, each
day we are given opportunity to die to sin ourselves and to receive Christ’s
forgiveness. It is an ongoing process that involves interacting with the people
around us, with whom we share Christ’s invitation to heaven itself. We sing
“Hosanna,” which means “save us.” Because of the cross, we are confident that we
have been saved already.
Sat, Mar 23 at 5:00 PM - "Guided to Humility" - Lutheran Weekend Worship
The death of Jesus on the cross is not cause for continued sorrow or ongoing relief.
As the Epistle points out, our Lord’s giving of Himself for our sin makes His a
glorious death. It causes “every tongue [to] confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the
glory of God the Father” (Philippians 2:11). How do we do that? First, our Lord’s
death draws us to Him, where we find forgiveness, grace, and mercy. Then, each
day we are given opportunity to die to sin ourselves and to receive Christ’s
forgiveness. It is an ongoing process that involves interacting with the people
around us, with whom we share Christ’s invitation to heaven itself. We sing
“Hosanna,” which means “save us.” Because of the cross, we are confident that we
have been saved already.
Wed, Mar 20 at 7:00 PM - Lenten Worship
Join us for this evening's Lenten worship service.
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Sun, Mar 17 at 10:30 AM - "Humility Goes a Long Way" - Lutheran Weekend Worship
Today’s Epistle speaks of Jesus, our High Priest. High priests are called to offer sacrifices for the
sins of the people as well as themselves. Jesus is a different sort of high priest who offers Himself
as sacrifice, once for all, that we might be forgiven and granted eternal salvation. In the Gospel,
Jesus proclaims that He came not to be served, but to serve. He came to offer His life as a ransom
for us. As we follow Jesus, we are called to reflect His actions and attitude of service and
sacrifice. May we likewise go to serve and sacrifice for others.
Sun, Mar 17 at 8:00 AM - "Humility Goes a Long Way" - Lutheran Weekend Worship
Today’s Epistle speaks of Jesus, our High Priest. High priests are called to offer sacrifices for the
sins of the people as well as themselves. Jesus is a different sort of high priest who offers Himself
as sacrifice, once for all, that we might be forgiven and granted eternal salvation. In the Gospel,
Jesus proclaims that He came not to be served, but to serve. He came to offer His life as a ransom
for us. As we follow Jesus, we are called to reflect His actions and attitude of service and
sacrifice. May we likewise go to serve and sacrifice for others.
Sat, Mar 16 at 5:00 PM - "Humility Goes a Long Way" - Lutheran Weekend Worship
Today’s Epistle speaks of Jesus, our High Priest. High priests are called to offer sacrifices for the
sins of the people as well as themselves. Jesus is a different sort of high priest who offers Himself
as sacrifice, once for all, that we might be forgiven and granted eternal salvation. In the Gospel,
Jesus proclaims that He came not to be served, but to serve. He came to offer His life as a ransom
for us. As we follow Jesus, we are called to reflect His actions and attitude of service and
sacrifice. May we likewise go to serve and sacrifice for others.
Wed, Mar 13 at 7:00 PM - Lenten Worship
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Sun, Mar 10 at 10:30 AM - "This Love" - Lutheran Weekend Worship
We hear today of eternal life that is given to us because of God’s great love for us, shown
to us in perhaps the most famous Bible verse, John 3:16. This verse speaks of God’s
genuine love for us and the world shown in Jesus’ death on the cross for us. The love of
God never ends. God’s love is present here and now and extends into eternal life as
eternal love. May we be so encouraged by God’s love to share it with others. Thanks be
to God for such love!
Sun, Mar 10 at 8:00 AM - "This Love" - Lutheran Weekend Worship
We hear today of eternal life that is given to us because of God’s great love for us, shown
to us in perhaps the most famous Bible verse, John 3:16. This verse speaks of God’s
genuine love for us and the world shown in Jesus’ death on the cross for us. The love of
God never ends. God’s love is present here and now and extends into eternal life as
eternal love. May we be so encouraged by God’s love to share it with others. Thanks be
to God for such love!
Sat, Mar 2 at 5:00 PM - "This Love" - Lutheran Weekend Worship
We hear today of eternal life that is given to us because of God’s great love for us, shown
to us in perhaps the most famous Bible verse, John 3:16. This verse speaks of God’s
genuine love for us and the world shown in Jesus’ death on the cross for us. The love of
God never ends. God’s love is present here and now and extends into eternal life as
eternal love. May we be so encouraged by God’s love to share it with others. Thanks be
to God for such love!
Wed, Mar 6 at 7:00 PM - Lenten Worship
Join us for this evening's Lenten worship service.
Sun, Mar 3 at 10:30 AM - "Why Preach About Jesus?" - Lutheran Weekend Worship
We focus our attention on Christ crucified. The apostle Paul tells us that this is a
stumbling block and foolishness to some people. Yet Paul also reminds us that for us
who are being saved, Christ crucified is the power and wisdom of God. We may face
people in our lives who view us as foolish. God in His wisdom sent Jesus to die for you.
Sun, Mar 3 at 8:00 AM - "Why Preach About Jesus?" - Lutheran Weekend Worship
We focus our attention on Christ crucified. The apostle Paul tells us that this is a
stumbling block and foolishness to some people. Yet Paul also reminds us that for us
who are being saved, Christ crucified is the power and wisdom of God. We may face
people in our lives who view us as foolish. God in His wisdom sent Jesus to die for you.
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