November 16, 2022 - Whoops! I forgot to upload this yesterday.  We're talking about Acts 3.

November 9, 2022 - As we look at the events of Acts 2, there's a lot to dig into, but a special focus on the OT prophecies that pointed to Jesus as Savior.... Also, I couldn't hold back from defending a Lutheran stance on Baptism.

This Sunday we hear God speak to us of the Spirit's completion of the goal for our life: the dazzling end or beginning of being resurrected and living forever with Jesus in heaven--no doubt about it!!!

November 2, 2022 - As we look at Acts 1:12-26, it is interesting to see how the apostles utilize the Scriptures and band together in prayer to seek God's will.

The Holy Spirit’s work is to convict us of sin and to point us to our Savior Jesus. Though we were once dead in sin, we have been made alive in Christ, all through the power of the Holy Spirit.

October 26, 2022 - We’re taking a look at Acts 1:1-8, and it’s incredible to remember that while Christ’s work of paying for sin is finished on the cross, He continues to work in our lives through the Holy Spirit to bring us close to Him.  I know I kind of jumped from topic to topic on this one, but that’s where my devotional time took me.

Guest Pastor: Travis Hartjen

Many have died for a cause they believe in. Many have sacrificed a great deal to advance a mission. Only one, however, rose from the dead to continue that mission, that cause. Come and see how the resurrection of Jesus changes everything.

It's a strange tension to hold in Scripture: on the one hand, Paul tells us that the Gospel is offensive (1 Corinthians 1:18). On the other, he encourages us to make God's message of the Gospel attractive (Titus 2:10).  As we look at Titus, we look at why we live Christian lives.

As we look at the 2nd Article of Apostles’ Creed, we reflect on the humble service and suffering of Jesus for the sake of His fallen creation.

October 12, 2022 - The last two Sundays, we've focused on the 1st Article of the Apostles' Creed: I believe in God the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth.  Today, we're looking at two hymns to better grasp our role in creation.