The season of Lent is a time for us to face together the brokenness of our lives and of our world, and then turn that brokenness over to Christ so that we may be restored by Him through the cross. Each of our services will focus on a certain element...

Even in the spring of the year, as we approach Easter and we see growth all around us, life itself can seem barren and dry. But the same Lord God—the One who gave Ezekiel a vision of dry bones coming to life and who enabled Jesus to raise Lazarus from...

“Open my eyes, Lord!” Those who are blind wish to see their surroundings. But Jesus, in His healing, brings more than that. He bestows a spiritual vision on His followers—an ability to see both the world as it is and their own fallen, sinful nature...

The season of Lent is a time for us to face together the brokenness of our lives and of our world, and then turn that brokenness over to Christ so that we may be restored by Him through the cross. Each of our services will focus on a certain element...

Throughout the Scriptures water sites are places of healing and hope, rescue and redemption. We hear today’s sermon text from Romans 5 framed by two powerful water stories that signify God’s forgiveness and remind us of the baptismal waters that flood...

The season of Lent is a time for us to face together the brokenness of our lives and of our world, and then turn that brokenness over to Christ so that we may be restored by Him through the cross. Each of our midweek services will focus on a certain...

The Apostle Paul regularly began each of his letters: "Grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ."  Why? Because the grace of God is the most important thing that any of us will ever receive. Today we celebrate the...

The season of Lent is a time for us to face together the brokenness of our lives and of our world, and then turn that brokenness over to Christ so that we may be restored by Him through the cross. Each of our services will focus on a certain element...

“And lead us not into temptation”, Jesus taught us to pray. Luther reminds us that in the Lord’s Prayer “we ask that God would guard us against the devil, the world, and our sinful nature.” So confident is Satan in his own power that he confronts even...