The sixth week of Easter season takes a fresh look at the commandments of Almighty God. Not only does the Lord’s Law show us our sin and need for a Savior, it also shapes our daily walk as a response to his lavish love. The baptized life of obedience...

The word of God will always be antagonized and attacked in this world. We look to the Spirit of truth to overcome the viewpoint of the world with a message that is truly countercultural – forgiving love!

Even in modern life, one of the most enduring images of Jesus is that of the Good Shepherd. That is not surprising. After all, the good shepherd is one who offers tender care, recovers the lost, protects, provides green pastures and fresh fountains...

"Believe In Righteousness" (1 John 3:1-7). Pastor Scott Giger. Sermon Series: "Believe! (1 John)"

Our joyous celebration of the Resurrection continues! As we ponder this miraculous turning point in human history, we witness God’s power even in our own lives. Christ is risen among us and assures us of his Spirit and his peace. As Easter people...

“Alleluia! Christ is risen. He is risen, indeed. Alleluia!” That Easter greeting, proclaimed throughout the ages of the Church, takes root in our hearts so that we understand that the resurrected life is now our own. Jesus has wiped away all fear, all...

Good Friday Worship. April 3, 2015.

This is the last weekend in Lent and the beginning of Holy Week. With Christians around the world we begin the liturgy remembering Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, and we join in the exuberant praise that the Church has echoed through the...

It is deep in the Lenten season, and today’s readings remind us of the sacrifice Christ made for our salvation. It is an auspicious concurrence that this weekend 38 young men and women of our congregation are celebrating the Rite of Confirmation...

“Rejoice with joy, you that have been in sorrow” (Isaiah 66:10) begins the entrance rite in the historic liturgy of the church for this week. At this midpoint in Lent the Church’s calendar calls for God’s worshiping people to rejoice (Laetare in...