Good Shepherd Lutheran Church - Cincinnati

This week, Pastor Lorne reminds us that God’s Kingdom stretches beyond the boundaries that we expect, revealing the wideness of God’s mercy.

This week, Pastor Alex reminds us that Jesus meets us in our storms and calls us to have courage, trust, and faith.

This week, Pastor Lorne explores how scarcity becomes abundance and compassion becomes provision in the hands of Jesus.

Hidden Treasure | Pastor Alex Hoops by Good Shepherd Lutheran Church

This week, Pastor Melinda reminds us that the Kingdom of Heaven grows in a messy world. Jesus encourages us to refrain judging ourselves & others and instead invites us to practice patience, humility, and trust.

This week, Pastor Alex encourages each of us to take part in God’s work in the world by compassionately responding to those who are hurting, hungry, and vulnerable through everyday acts of love and mercy.

This week, Pastor Melinda uses the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23) to remind us that God’s grace and mercy is not reserved for only some, but freely shared with everyone regardless of where they are in their journey of faith.

This week, Pastor Lorne uses the story of Matthew, the tax collector, to remind us that Jesus calls ordinary, broken people into discipleship without asking us to clean up our act first—that regardless of where you are in life, you can play in role in God’s mission on earth.

This week, Pastor Lorne encourages us to explore the types of burdens that we may carry in our lives and we might be able to set those down to more fully follow Jesus.

This week, Pastor Alex explores how we are a people called to offer welcome and hospitality to all those around us. He offers examples of what hospitality looks like in everyday life and how welcoming people with grace, love, and kindness are moments where God’s Kingdom is breaking into our world.