Today we start a new sermon series called the Rose about the most enduring symbol of the Lutheran faith. At the center of this Rose, and at the center of our faith, you will find the Cross.

This classic "University Lutheran question" gets at the notion of what Jesus is getting at when He calls His disciples "little children".

This classic "University Lutheran question" gets at the notion of what Jesus is getting at when He calls His disciples "little children".

We talk about who we can trust, the "Treatise Against the Power and Primacy of the Pope" and how Jesus is ultimately more trustworthy than even we ourselves are.

We talk about who we can trust, the "Treatise Against the Power and Primacy of the Pope" and how Jesus is ultimately more trustworthy than even we ourselves are.

We continue our Concordia series talking about those times when we encounter failure and how to see God working in the midst of those things.

We continue our Concordia series talking about those times when we encounter failure and how to see God working in the midst of those things.

We continue our "Concordia" series about the Book of Concord talking about the Augsburg Confession, Exodus 19, and what it means to "subscribe".

We continue our "Concordia" series about the Book of Concord talking about the Augsburg Confession, Exodus 19, and what it means to "subscribe".

We begin our sermon series, Concordia, about the Book of Concord and the fundamental beliefs of Lutherans by talking about the three ecumenical creeds at what it means to be "catholic" along with all other people who are baptized into Christ's name.