This week we continued our sermons series called The End Times. The service theme this week was Saints Triumphant. We turned our attention to Daniel 12:1-3 to see what awaits us when we get to heaven.

As we continue our sermon series called The End Times, we turned our attention to what will happen on the Last Day. In Malachi 4, we learn about the reality of Judgment Day, the judgment of Judgment Day, and the comfort of Judgment Day.

We're kicking off a new sermon series called The End Times for these last four weeks of the church year. This week we celebrated the festival of the Reformation, and to do that we looked at Jeremiah 18:1-11, where God shows us that he never stops reforming his people and his church.

As we wrap up our Be Someone series, we look at Jesus' words from Mark 10:35-45. Today we learn that Jesus was and is the original servant leader, we see how we can be servant leaders, and how the idea of servant leadership causes us to redefine greatness.

"It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God." This is one of the hard sayings of Jesus that can be troubling for us. What are we to make of it? Today we'll unpack that statement, seeing why it's so dangerous to be rich, and how we can be the right kind of rich.

This week we had a special guest speaker, Pastor Lucas Bitter from our sister church, Intown Lutheran in Atlanta, Georgia. He continued our Be Someone series with the encouragement from Matthew 28:16-20 to Be a Missionary.

We all have our goals in life. We don't just want to be average. We want to be great. We want to be someone. But how do we do that? This series, based on the teachings of Jesus in the Gospels, will answer that question. We'll consider the downfalls and dangers of our own ambitions, and we'll learn what godly ambition looks like as we strive to be someone in God's kingdom. Today we learn from Mark 9:30-37 what it looks like to be great in God's sight.

As we wrap up our Known sermon series, we take a look at Psalm 139:13-18, where we join David in praising God for his wonderful works.

This week we continue our Known sermon series with Psalm 139:7-12, where we learn about the inescapability, the necessity, and the desirability of God's presence.

As we celebrate the 1st anniversary of our church, we look back at the past year, remembering both the challenges and the blessings. Then we look toward the future with hope thanks to the unfailing love of God.