Sometimes the simplest of words carry the greatest of importance. The word “peace” is central for God’s people to hear time and again as part of worship. The peace of the Lord is exchanged between pastor and congregation and often also spoken among the people of the congregation... especially when we are able to meet together in the same location. "Peace" is the last word in the Benediction and is therefore the most frequently used word to close the service. It is our blessing to hear that word of peace from our Lord once again today in our world—which also has unrest and challenges.

We are overjoyed that you are worshiping with us this Easter! Wherever you may be, this is always true: Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia!

On Good Friday, we "fix our eyes on Jesus" (Hebrews 12:2) and on His cross. Even so, our act of looking is not what makes this day so vitally important. What matters most of all is what God (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) could see on that Friday long ago. His actions alone are what makes this day "Good" for us!

Welcome to the Sermon Archive of Cross Lutheran Church, New

Braunfels, Texas.

Welcome to the Sermon Archive of Cross Lutheran Church, New

Braunfels, Texas.

Welcome to the Sermon Archive of Cross Lutheran Church, New

Braunfels, Texas.

Welcome to the Sermon Archive of Cross Lutheran Church, New

Braunfels, Texas.

Welcome to the Sermon Archive of Cross Lutheran Church, New

Braunfels, Texas.

Welcome to the Sermon Archive of Cross Lutheran Church, New

Braunfels, Texas.

Welcome to the Sermon Archive of Cross Lutheran Church, New

Braunfels, Texas.