Isaiah helps us learn just how closely we are connected to the cross of Christ on Good Friday. Isaiah 52:13-53:12 | 4-10-2020…

Jesus’ service to us has no comparison. His love is not matched, his ministry no parallel. Let this love serve you that you might know it and use it in service to others.

Jesus’ service to us has no comparison. His love is not matched, his ministry no parallel. Let this love serve you that you might know it and use it in service to others. John 13:1-15, 34 | 4-9-2020…

Jesus is our Crew of One to the cross, our King of grace and gentleness, who alone is worthy of all pomp and praise. Come, listen to his invitation and lift your palm branch and raise your voice at his lowly coming, dying, and rising for you!

Jesus is our Crew of One to the cross, our King of grace and gentleness, who alone is worthy of all pomp and praise. Come, listen to his invitation and lift your palm branch and raise your voice at his lowly coming, dying, and rising for you! Matthew 21:1-11 | 4-5-2020…

This is our final midweek sermon on the Passion History of our Lord Jesus for this year. We close with his burial and the sealing of his tomb as the Word of God is made sure for us. We can live boldly, confess our creed in the One crucified, died and buried, and live in […]

This is our final midweek sermon on the Passion History of our Lord Jesus for this year. We close with his burial and the sealing of his tomb as the Word of God is made sure for us. We can live boldly, confess our creed in the One crucified, died and buried, and live in the confident new life of Christ. Intro hymn: Were You There, stanza 3 Matthew 27:57-66 | 4-1-2020…

If Jesus defeats even death, then what? As we grieve the changes in our lives and face fears for the greatest change brought to all by death, we see Jesus in perfect grace and glory to do what he came to do – flip death on its head and be resurrection and life for us. […]

If Jesus defeats even death, then what? As we grieve the changes in our lives and face fears for the greatest change brought to all by death, we see Jesus in perfect grace and glory to do what he came to do – flip death on its head and be resurrection and life for us. We know we are not home as long as we are in this world, but Jesus helps us remember that in him we are fully bound to a life that will never end. Sermon on John 11:17-27, 38-45 (but consider reading the whole chapter). John 11:17-27, 38-45 | 3-29-2020…

A beam, a drink refused, the lots cast for his clothes and the mocking shouts from all parties around him…as so much happens to Jesus, we still get to learn of the particular strength he is bringing us by his weakness. Look to him when you suffer and fall, look to him for warm grace […]