This is the tenth class of a 12-week class on a Lutheran Theology of Worship which began on January 10, 2021 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Clinton, Missouri. 

Questions addressed: What did the Church practice and believe from the 1st century - 6th century concerning the Eucharist?

You may email me at [email protected] if you have any questions you would like addressed in the weeks ahead regarding a Lutheran theology of worship, the Divine Service, or Holy Communion. Thank you for joining us!

A sermon on Luke 2 from a Lutheran pastor. This week, we take a look at another gift in Holy Communion: peace with God

This is the ninth class of a 12-week class on a Lutheran Theology of Worship which began on January 10, 2021 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Clinton, Missouri. 

Questions addressed: Continued focus on what is the basis of the teaching of the Church on the Sacrament of the Altar?

You may email me at [email protected] if you have any questions you would like addressed in the weeks ahead regarding a Lutheran theology of worship, the Divine Service, or Holy Communion. Thank you for joining us!

A sermon on Revelation 19 from a Lutheran pastor. This week, we take a look at another gift in Holy Communion: the communion of the saints.

This is the eighth class of a 12-week class on a Lutheran Theology of Worship which began on January 10, 2021 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Clinton, Missouri. 

For the Second Sunday in Lent, we continue our Lenten series on the Gifts of Holy Communion. This week: the gift of eternal life.

The text: John 6

This is the seventh class of twelve classes on a Lutheran Theology of Worship which began on January 10, 2021 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Clinton, Missouri. 

For the First Sunday in Lent, we begin a Lenten series on the Gifts of Holy Communion. This week: the gift of forgiveness. 

The text: 1 Corinthians 11:23-26

This is the sixth class of twelve classes on a Lutheran Theology of Worship which began on January 10, 2021 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Clinton, Missouri. 

A sermon on Mark 9:2-9 and the Feast of Transfiguration from a Lutheran pastor.