As we gather for worship, we thank our guest preacher for this morning, Pastor Greg Fiechtner, for sharing the Word of Christ with us. Service video on Vimeo

Welcome to You in the Name of Our Risen Savior, Jesus Christ. Today we reflect upon the concept of shepherd and receive eternal peace and assurance as we are reminded that Jesus is our Good Shepherd who cares for His people. Service video on Vimeo Link to service bulletin

We thank the Holy Spirit for guiding you to be here this Fourth of July to celebrate the freedom to worship the one True God. Today we will hear from Ezekiel that God deals with us, a rebellious people, in His grace, mercy and love. Service video on Vimeo Link to service bulletin

Today just like every day, when you and I think about Jesus, we remember His love and generosity to all- so that we may have everything in this life. Faith, forgiveness, hope, and peace are just a few gifts He gives us. Paul calls us to be generous with all that we have based on our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.…

Today, in the parables of the growing seed and the mustard seed, we find that the scattered seed is the kingdom of God, and we hear only the positive outcomes that occur as a result of their planting: a bountiful harvest and a place of refuge. Thus, it is good to give thanks to the Lord, for in Him, we are part…

Good morning to all! Today we pray that as God’s people we realize that, in Christ, we have been taken from Satan’s family and brought back into the family of God, in which there is forgiveness and life eternal. May God help us to love each other as brothers and sisters in Jesus! Service video on Vimeo Link to service bulletin

The Gospel for the 7th and final Sunday of Easter is the middle section of Christ’s high priestly prayer. Before Jesus’ death, resurrection, and ascension, He prayed to His heavenly Father to protect His believers and to unify them as one, just as He and God the Father are one. That is also our prayer for the 8th grade Day School students…

The transfiguration concludes our journey through Epiphany most appropriately. Upon leaving this heavenly mount, we will make our pilgrimage through Lent toward another mountain. The transfiguration teaches us what we are to see as we cast our eyes upon the crucified King at Mount Calvary. Service video on Vimeo Link to service bulletin