In the Lord’s Prayer, Jesus teaches us to pray, “Thy Kingdom Come” and to see Creation as God sees creation. God invites all people into His kingdom through the death and resurrection of His Son, Jesus. He invites all people to pray as believers in His promise.

In the Lord’s Prayer, Jesus teaches us to pray, “Hallowed Be Thy Name.” How does God’s name become holy among us? When both our teaching and our life are godly and Christian (Large Catechism). He makes His name holy by giving us His Name and making us Holy.

God tells us He’s our Father. He shows us He’s our Father. He rescues us as our Father. He provides for us as our Father. He asks us to pray to Him, “Our Father.” Our second sermon in the series on the Lord’s Prayer: “Teach Us to Pray.”

"Lord, teach us to pray," the disciples asked. Jesus teaches them and us how to pray in the words of The Lord's Prayer.

We see God’s plan for everything in the actions of Jesus. You were redeemed with the precious blood of Christ, your faith and hope are in God.

On Good Friday God gives us glimpses of His glory to carry us through the darkest times and a vision of a hopeful future. There Hope in the darkness.

In the Last Supper, God helps us find ourselves, we are people who have been washed, people who have been loved. We are a community with no greater goal than to follow Jesus in faith and share His love with others.

When we live Life Together: We are the body of Christ in this hurting world, the hands and feet God uses to bring hope as we wait for His day.

The breath of God gives life. God gives life through the breath of those who proclaims His Word. Our final message in the series Living by Faith.

When we cry out to God, He hears our cry, He is attentive to our voice, and He responds in Jesus. When we despair, we can comfort and encourage each other with the good news of Jesus Christ. This is our Life Together.