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Sermons on Easter (Page 7)
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Did you ever have a reaction to a shot, or an allergic reaction to something in our world? Often we can be immunized against these earthly threats, and be kept safe. Even better, Jesus came to inoculate us against sin death – and He is 100% effective! Of course, there are certain side effects, certain…
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The Peace that passes all understanding was won by our Lord for His disciples, and for all of God’s people… including us. Thanks be to God! What does His Peace mean for us today? How can we reach out, open our hearts, and obtain this Peace – the Peace of God? Let’s listen.
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Join us on Easter Morning as we celebrate our Lord’s Resurrection and we continue to explore the Easter Journey with this year’s theme: “By My Hand – For My Sake” Additional Audio Tracks – Pastor’s Homily and Mary Magdalene’s Monologue (starts at 3:52 on combined track)
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.
The Sixth Sunday of Easter May 17, 2020 WELCOME/ANNOUNCEMENTS • Covid Update: Phase 3 begins May 31. With this new phase there will still be a 10 person limitation in effect. You will receive an email this week with a plan approved by the Elders to distribute Holy Communion. • The Rite of Holy Baptism…
When we find ourselves asking “is that all there is?” the answer is a resounding “No!” As agents of mercy, with willing hearts serving the needs of our neighbors, we learn how much more life has to offer, both here and in heaven.