Jesus was wrapped in cloths at his birth, and wrapped once again in cloths at his death. Where does the love of Jesus stop? When does he say, “No more.” His “again” gives us the answer we need for ourselves, and in our love for Jesus and others. Pastor Daron Lindemann. March 30, 2018. www.holyword.net.

On this Maundy Thursday of Holy Week, Pastor Don Patterson teaches about the Living Lord's Supper and each of the twelve disciples are presented as we learn about their relationship with Jesus.

If given the choice between advantage or disadvantage, which would you choose? Jesus is the king of kings yet he did not choose advantage, he chose to be disadvantaged in order to save. Praise to our Almighty King of humility! Philippians 2:5-11. Vicar Craig Wilke. March 25, 2018. holyword.net

In a beautiful hymn about the work of Christ Jesus, the Apostle Paul teaches believers how Jesus’ work changes their minds about their future, their privileges and their love. March 25, 2018. www.holyword.net

We are obsessed with having the best for ourselves, our children and family: the highest-rated products, safest community, the best schools and healthcare. However we often forget to have the same careful obsession over pursuing the best for our spiritual care. When God chose his own Son to be our High Priest he kept in mind our best interests. March 18, 2018. www.holyword.net

When we find our peace in God, we have peace in everything. As our High Priest, Jesus gives us peace because he is appointed by God, because he is perfect, and because he is merciful. Hebrews 5:1-10. Pastor Don Patterson. March 18, 2018. holyword.net

More Forgiveness Than We'd Ever Expect! by Holy Word Lutheran Church

God is a giver, not a taker. He doesn’t need to take because he doesn’t need anything, other than us needing him. So he gives the greatest gift that the whole world needs. John 3:4-16. Pastor Daron Lindemann. March 11, 2018. holyword.net

God created the world, he created you, and he continues to do big things for you in your life. But if you think those things are the biggest thing then you might be like Nicodemus. Jesus did the biggest thing and we are so thankful that he did. Vicar Craig Wilke. March 11, 2018. John 3:14-21. www.holyword.net

A Victory Celebration Service in Loving Memory of

James John Radloff

April 6, 1937 - March 2, 2018