God changed the definition of love. We love those things that make us feel good: love for the sake of ourself. But God’s love is poured out on the unloveable: love for the sake of its object. With God’s agape love in mind, the Apostle John writes about how we now love another person for the sake of that person, not our own interests.

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We get fixated on what is truth so much in our world we forget that we can be wrong. While we gravitate toward untruths that fit our narratives, God searches for the places in our hearts that needs grace. As a result we too learn how to love, know, live and walk around in his truth! 2 John 1-4. Pastor Dan Laitinen. holyword.net

If We Have No Truth We Have Nothing by Holy Word Lutheran Church

John Anklam Victory Celebration

December 30, 2017

Holy Word Lutheran Church

Austin, Tx

Jesus, the infinite and unlimited Son of God, became finite and limited to be the Savior of the world. Jesus Served Time so that it is not our master but our servant, not our burden but our blessing. Pastor Daron Lindemann. December 31, 2017. holyword.net

The Glory Of Christmas Is In The Surprise by Holy Word Lutheran Church

When confronted with the challenge of adopting a child not his own and under suspicion of his fiancé’s infidelity, Joseph has in mind to abandon Mary and the unborn baby. However, God promises Joseph even greater gifts that would change his life forever through the birth of his adopted son, Jesus.

A Servant With A Purpose by Holy Word Lutheran Church

Who is your Grinch? He’s the mean, ugly villain who steals Christmas. 1 Thessalonians 5:16-24 outlines your protection with a promise that no Grinch can steal your CHRISTmas. Pastor Daron Lindemann. December 17, 2017. www.holyword.net

All of us love champions and we love to attach ourselves to champions. But there is only one champion we need - the true champion - Jesus. God sent Jesus to be our champion in so many ways - a wonderful counselor, a mighty God, an everlasting father and the prince of peace. Isaiah 9:1-7. December 13, 2017. Staff Minister Chad White. holyword.net