University Lutheran

We talk about the word Hosanna and how it engages us in the paradox of Holy Week, which is the same paradox of Sinner and Saint.

We talk about the word Hosanna and how it engages us in the paradox of Holy Week, which is the same paradox of Sinner and Saint.

We finish our "Theology of the Cross" series with the final thesis of the theology of the cross, which is all about how God creates what He loves, as opposed to how we can only love what we can experience - and somehow, pizza comes up.

We finish our "Theology of the Cross" series with the final thesis of the theology of the cross, which is all about how God creates what He loves, as opposed to how we can only love what we can experience - and somehow, pizza comes up.

We talk about Jesus and the blind man who was healed, but mostly about how Jesus goes beyond the categories and equations that we try to fit Him into.

We talk about Jesus and the blind man who was healed, but mostly about how Jesus goes beyond the categories and equations that we try to fit Him into.

Today we baptized little Isaac and talked about how we can sometimes get confused about subjects and objects in our understanding of God - hint hint, the subject is always Jesus.

Today we baptized little Isaac and talked about how we can sometimes get confused about subjects and objects in our understanding of God - hint hint, the subject is always Jesus.

When God asks us to have faith in something, He is telling us that whatever that is, that we should consider it as already done. We talk about how this applies to our life of faith and the time of our lives.

When God asks us to have faith in something, He is telling us that whatever that is, that we should consider it as already done. We talk about how this applies to our life of faith and the time of our lives.