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Pastor Peter A. Pettit preaches on the Third Sunday of Easter. "As we move on through this Easter season, living out our Easter lives and the newness that God gives us, may the Father of our Risen Lord confirm you in faith, renew you in hope, and empower you in love. Amen."
People of God
Words & Music by Brandon Gillies, Israel Houghton & Michael Gungor
© 2009 worshiptogether.com songs. Used with permission. CCLI License # 2900188
Be Not Afraid
Text: Matthew 28:5; Taizé Community Music: Jacques Berthier.
Text and music © 1998 Les Presses de Taizé, GIA Publications, Inc.
Used by permission under OneLicense #A-710534. All rights reserved.
Open The Eyes of My Heart, Lord
Words & Music by Paul Baloche © 1997 Integrity’s Hosanna! Music.
Used with permission. CCLI License 2900188.
Peter Marty preaches on the Second Sunday of Easter. "May the Lord help us all discover that we are not what we own, but we are what we have been given, and we also are what we share."
Peter Marty preaches on Easter Sunday. "Without God emptying out a grave one morning, and resurrecting a lifeless corpse in the process, there would be no New Testament, no Church, and no Christianity. But God’s extraordinary power exhibited then continues now in our day. So, we say with great joy: Christ is risen. He is risen indeed. Alleluia!"
Peter Marty preaches on Good Friday. "In the ancient world, heroes were heroic and victims were pitiable. But the crucifixion of Jesus changed all that. Enter into the power of the suffering love of Jesus by centering yourself in the somber realities of this difficult but “good” day for believing people."
Hayden Kvamme preaches on Palm Sunday. "As we walk with Jesus to the foot of the cross this week, may God's love poured out for you fill you with faith, and love, and humility, that you might live strengthened by God's Spirit."
Peter Marty preaches on the fifth Sunday in Lent. "May the blessing of God, who reminds us that our life in Christ can be a source of joy and hope to others, fill us with real peace."
Sara Olson-Smith preaches on the fourth Sunday in Lent. "This is God's promise to you: You are made whole by God's amazing grace and loved with a never stopping, never giving up always and forever love. So now, let that love flow through you so that the ripples of God's grace bring goodness to all you encounter. And may God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, bless you now and forever. Amen."
Katy Warren preaches on the third Sunday in Lent. At St. Paul, we aspire to more than individual spirituality. We value “the center.” We ground our lives in the glories of worship, each and every week. Together, we listen for God. We sing songs of praise. We discover hope. We give thanks. We welcome all.
Peter Marty preaches on the second Sunday in Lent. At St. Paul, we aspire to more than individual spirituality. We value “the center.” We ground our lives in the glories of worship, each and every week. Together, we listen for God. We sing songs of praise. We discover hope. We give thanks. We welcome all.
Hayden Kvamme preaches on the first Sunday in Lent. At St. Paul, we aspire to more than individual spirituality. We value “the center.” We ground our lives in the glories of worship, each and every week. Together, we listen for God. We sing songs of praise. We discover hope. We give thanks. We welcome all.
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A vibrant faith community in Davenport, Iowa, St. Paul Lutheran Church runs a ministry that reaches across the country and outreach commitments that extend around the world.