Do you see where the battle is? It’s not a battle over MRI results or needing a good ACT score or college application acceptance, or job opening or skill recognition or pregnancy test response or particular retirement savings put away – none of these are crucial to peace of mind and living life untroubled. But so often that’s where we fight the hardest! Wherever your worry is, there you are fighting. But you fight with worry and fear – really useless weapons – and those battles are already over! The key is “Christ is risen” and the battle is to believe it. Acts 4:8-12 | 5-10-2020…

The service theme for this was “Victory Over Bad Choices” on a Sunday also called Good Shepherd Sunday. The picture of Jesus as our shepherd is filled with powerful statements and promises that speak to his great care for our lives. Listen to his voice – turning from all others – that you may have […]

The service theme for this was “Victory Over Bad Choices” on a Sunday also called Good Shepherd Sunday. The picture of Jesus as our shepherd is filled with powerful statements and promises that speak to his great care for our lives. Listen to his voice – turning from all others – that you may have life…and have it to the full! Acts 2:42-27 | 5-3-2020…

No one enjoys the feeling of despair, when every last bit of hope is gone. But the key to what conquers despair is a hope that can never disappoint or fail. That’s how Jesus’ resurrection changes the way we hope in God. Listen in as Peter helps us leave the “house” that is doomed to […]

No one enjoys the feeling of despair, when every last bit of hope is gone. But the key to what conquers despair is a hope that can never disappoint or fail. That’s how Jesus’ resurrection changes the way we hope in God. Listen in as Peter helps us leave the “house” that is doomed to perish and pushes us into Jesus’ everlasting arms. Acts 2:32-41 | 4-26-2020…

Fact-checking, asking questions to investigate a topic and inquiry are tools we use – being human – in order to gain a clearer perspective on what is real and true. The Word of God is filled with truth statements and claims. At the same time, though, it assumes the reality of God and the operation […]

Fact-checking, asking questions to investigate a topic and inquiry are tools we use – being human – in order to gain a clearer perspective on what is real and true. The Word of God is filled with truth statements and claims. At the same time, though, it assumes the reality of God and the operation of his wonders and miracles – doing the impossible before our eyes – throughout time. You can’t investigate it all, but that doesn’t mean God hasn’t given us good reasons to view his telling of history and salvation in the Word as reality. Jesus came, was seen, was touched, performed miracles, died by crucifixion on record and rose again with many witnesses. But sinful hearts need more.…

It’s the perfect name for our church, a great two-word summary of what we believe and why it matters. “Living Savior” says it all and may it never be the same for us again! Christ is risen! Hallelujah!

It’s the perfect name for our church, a great two-word summary of what we believe and why it matters. “Living Savior” says it all and may it never be the same for us again! Christ is risen! Hallelujah! Matthew 28:1-10 | 4-12-2020…

Isaiah helps us learn just how closely we are connected to the cross of Christ on Good Friday.