Our Readers’ Theater for Ash Wednesday looks in on Zaccheus, Matthew, and Judas in the days prior to Holy Week. Let’s listen as Pastor Vern introduces our theme for the Lenten Season: Questioned for Christ. Special thanks to our cast members tonight: Rich Williams, Ed Brandmeyer, John Lundeby, Gus Williams, and Curtis Kuppler.
There are so many things we can listen to in today’s culture. The presidential debates, the Super Bowl commercials, and the 50th anniversary of the Super Bowl. As we prepare for Lent, let us celebrate the almost 2000th anniversary of the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ. As God commanded on that hilltop so long ago, let…
After Jesus left Nazareth, he went down to Capernaum. He taught on the Sabbath, at what seemed to be ‘just an everyday Sabbath’… but was it? Not at all. This was a day filled with miracles and healing. Let’s listen to what happened that not so ordinary day.
When Jesus read the scripture in the temple in his hometown of Nazareth, he was not well received in his hometown. They were expecting something else and someone else. But he was sent for all, both Jew and Gentile. For all of us! Let’s listen… …
We don’t always know what God is doing in us or through us. We don’t know how God will use us in His plan. But we are all important, even if you think you are not making a difference you are important in God’s eyes. We don’t really know when our actions are significant and…
Discovering whose we are is as important as who we are. When John baptized Jesus, the Holy Spirit came down and announced that Jesus was God’s son. Help us to remember we are all God’s children.
God has adopted us and cares for us as His children. Every revelation is like a firework, another explosive idea of beauty and wonder. Let’s explore his word to find the best New Year’s resolution for this and every year: to acknowledge our Triune God, to share the Lord and share your faith!
Simeon proclaims the baby Jesus as the light of the world and the glory of Israel. But a bright light casts a deep shadow.
God brought the light and separated the light from the darkness so many years ago. We still face darkness today that can take many different forms. When we are in need, help us to remember there is still light for us, the light of Christ. We at Blessed Savior are blessed to be able to…
As we reflect on “what Christmas is really all about”, we remember that Jesus is our reason for the season so let us celebrate his birth and life. We at Blessed Savior hope you and your family have a very Merry Christmas and a blessed New Year!