As we look at Amos 1:2, we know that the prophet compares God to a lion roaring over his domain. Yet we also see God as one who sings over us with joy. As sinners, we certainly hear His roar of judgment; but as saints in Christ, we know He rejoices over us in singing.

Over the coming weeks, we’ll be using the story of Willy Wonka as a makeshift parable that reveals God’s will, our sin, and how God overcomes it. This Sunday, we’ll look at the character of Augustus Gloop, who was hungry for satisfaction, but always wanted more. We’ll learn where real satisfaction comes from.

March 2, 2022 - We’re taking a look at the solemn and yet important day of Ash Wednesday. Why do we practice this and what’s with the ashes, anyway? In the midst of soot and dirt, we hear the message of our mortality, but also one of God’s love and grace in Jesus.

God gave His disciples an amazing mountaintop experience in the Transfiguration, but they weren’t allowed to stay on the mountain. Likewise, we have great moments of rest, but we are called to the Lord’s service.

February 23, 2022 - As we look at Job, we are reminded that even in the midst of suffering, we have the great hope of the resurrection. We rejoice in Christ’s resurrection, but we also wait expectantly for our own resurrections. Our future is not a spirit floating in the clouds, but to be renewed and made perfect, living how God created us to be.

We welcome Pastor Russ Wiese back to lead us in a discussion on the love of God.

Wordle is a popular online game focusing on 5-letter words. Today, we reveal some of the best words that impact and inform our Christian beliefs.

The Bible is God's story of love and grace through Jesus Christ. As Christians, we are called to stand firm on this Word and to proclaim this message despite the fires that may come. We have this confidence: because of Christ, everything is going to be okay.

There is a 4 Letter "F" Word that we as Lutherans cling to because it offers great assurance that God is the Giver of every good thing.

Throughout history, the Church has gone through stints of leaning towards cold and rigid reverence. Other times, it leans toward a “buddy Jesus” where anything goes. In our text, we are reminded that God is the Ruler of the universe, the Almighty, the King far above us. And yet, in love for us, He invites us into His presence to be forgiven and restored.