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Sermons on I Peter
As a Christian we suffer trials, just like Luther and even St Paul. We often wonder – where can we turn? Remember that we are not alone! We have hope through our faith and trust in Christ and through Christ’s presence with us. Know that… “the Lord must intend some blessing in this”, as we…
The Seventh Sunday of Easter May 24, 2020 (opens in a new tab) WELCOME/ANNOUNCEMENTS • Memorial Day Weekend. • Holy Communion is being offered by appointment through Sign Up Genius. (If you are not able to sign up on the internet, please call the church office.) • 2020 Graduate’s Recognition and Congratulations INVOCATION…
After Christ went up into heaven, what next? His Disciples spread his word, and were met with suffering and death. How could they take insult and suffering as a blessing? The world may not always be kind but remember — He is with us even to the end of the age.
LENTEN SERIES: THE BOOK OF JOB THE THEME OF THE DAY: Tearing Down the Spite House Job 42:7-9 INVOCATION & PRAYER P:: In the name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit. C: Amen. P: Father, As we gather together today, we remember the supreme sacrifice of our beautiful…
When Peter was confronted between Palm Sunday and the Crucifixion, he had several chances to share his faith – but he did not. His testimony did not communicate the Gospel of our Lord. When we have opportunities to share our faith, what do we say? What will you say? Always have a reason for the…
We often find we experience loneliness and isolation more than ever before. It is easy to find yourself lonely and alone, with a distance from and lack of connection with others. But know this is not God’s way, nor is it His plan for us. Through our relationship with Him we are never truly alone…
When Jesus said His last final goodbye, John 17 captured this prayer, a prayer for who and what mattered most to Him: “May God’s people be one!” Today, we sometimes pull back and exist in isolation. May we strive to be one, to overlook our differences, and tear down those barriers. Lord, help us…