“Evening Prayer” is based on the historic service called “Vespers.” Christians gather at the end of the day to raise their voices in thankful praise and prayer. The “Service of Light” portrays the comforting and ever-present light of Christ as...

It’s human nature to view our situation from our own vantage point. Yet our vantage point is skewed. Of course, we’re going to want to think that we’re right, that our motives are pure, that we’ve got the other person in mind. We need a mirror that...

We need God to rend the heavens like he’s done so many times before, to come down to shake us up and wake us up before it’s too late! We need some tough love.

We sometimes think that we can’t be “generous” because generosity inherently means giving away lots of something and we don’t necessarily have “a lot” of anything. But generosity, as we’ve learned, is a matter of the heart and is measured in sacrifice.

We celebrate that the new self, the Christian’s ‘real me,’ looks like our heavenly Father. He creates us to be generous like he is generous.

It is hard to be generous when you are afraid that you won’t have enough. Today we celebrate that we have a Generous God who promises to supply all that we need.

Five hundred years after the Reformation, the challenge still lies before us… in the face of trouble and death to put our hope in Christ alone!

Luther lived in a time when the grip of human tradition on the church (along with all its errors) was so tight it seemed nothing could turn the tide. Risking his life in the process, Luther held tight to the Word and its truth, and the power of the...