This Sunday’s theme focuses on the Word of God. The Introit compares God’s Word to a lamp and light for our darkened way (Ps 119:105). In the Epistle, Paul makes clear that he is a minister making the Word of God fully known, the mystery that is Christ (Col 1:25–29). The Gospel provides the familiar account of Jesus visiting Mary and Martha.…
True, Christians should love their neighbor as themselves. But that love is a result of the love Christ has for us poor sinners: “Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good, for His steadfast love endures forever. It is He who remembered us in our low estate”. “Lord Jesus Christ, in Your deep compassion You rescue us from whatever may hurt…
Our message remains essential today. There is no more effective way for the devil to lead pious people astray than to turn their focus to their own efforts. So, we take our stand on the work of Christ alone. Jesus’ atoning death plus Jesus’ victorious resurrection plus Jesus’ gift of the Holy Spirit equals life and salvation, equals freedom from fear and…
We welcome Pastor Gregory Fiechtner today. May the Lord bless him as he presents the message from Galatians in which Paul points out that our differences no longer define us for we are one in Christ. Heirs to His kingdom. We praise God for all who worship here today. Link to Service video on Vimeo Link to service bulletin
This Trinity Sunday, we celebrate God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. Three distinct Persons, but One God. Once again, we come to God’s House to receive wisdom to grow in our relationship with Him and with each other as brothers and sisters in Christ. We welcome everyone to God’s House! Link to Service video on Vimeo Link…
The June 2nd Voters Meeting included election of congregation officers and church board members. The slate of Congregational Offices, Board Directors and Board Members are detailed in the PDF available below. Click on icon to download. St. Paul’s Slate of Officers, Board Directors, and Board Members.PDF
Our text conveniently divides into three parts. First, the events of Pentecost are recounted, from what is seen to what is heard. Second, the crowds in Jerusalem react to these events, themselves giving a speech, ending with two questions. Finally, Peter responds with a sermon, the first part of which is contained in our text. May the Holy Spirit be upon us…
During the June 2nd Voters Meeting, a motion was made and approved to proceed with replacing the shingled roofing on the south side of the Fellowship Hall and the entire church. The total cost of doing this project, as quoted by the contractor who will be doing the work, is $92,780. The funding to do this project is as follows: Gifts/donations from church…
This is the Sunday of waiting; Ascension was Thursday, and now the church waits to celebrate the coming of the promised Holy Spirit on Pentecost. The apostles didn’t know it, but they only had ten days to wait, as Pentecost falls on the fiftieth day of Easter. Therefore, today we are with the first Christians waiting for the fulfillment of the Lord’s…
Be refreshed in God’s Word! 8:30 a.m. – 9:15 a.m. Grades Pre-K through Grade 7 – (Mr. Miller’s classroom) Children will continue last summer’s study of The 7 C’s of History, created by “Answers in Genesis.” . . . . . taught by Jeanette Rettinger and Wendy Coxey New Confirmands and High School . . . . . . Please join the Adult…