Women’s Morning Bible Study - Wherever Love May Lead Chapter 7, Day 3

Father’s Day

We will be celebrating Dad after worship with our Bacon Sundae Sunday. Stick around after church as we say ‘thanks” to dads.

Sunday Worship

Trinity Sunday

IT IS ONE OF THE HALLMARKS OF THE CHIRSTIAN CHURCH—”We believe in one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.” It is this triune God that continues to bless and care for his people.

Women’s Morning Bible Study - Wherever Love May Lead Chapter 7, Day 2

Children and Young People will learn about the Day of Pentecost

Adults will study Exodus: Deliver Us From Evil. We will walk through this book and see how the children of Israel’s story is our story as we also journey from a known evil to an elusive good with our God going before us.

Sunday Worship

Pentecost

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the New Testament Church! How things have changed in the 50 days since Easter. On that day the disciples hid in fear. Today, with courage and faith from the Holy Spirit they boldly proclaim the Good News about Jesus to all who would hear.  Millennia later, with that same Holy Spirit wrought faith and courage , we share that same Good News about Jesus.

Promise Kids

· All children grades K-6th are invited to join us for an evening at the lake!

Youth Group for Grades 7-12. Bible Study, Games, and Food.

Women’s Morning Bible Study - Wherever Love May Lead Chapter 7, Day 1

Sunday Worship

Ascension

AT THE ASCENSION of Jesus, we might have expected the disciples to be sad. But having done all that was said about him in the Scriptures and with the assurance that he would always be with them in his Word, the disciples could not help but rejoice and be glad. We echo their thoughts: Christ Jesus has ascended amid shouts of triumph.

Postponed - Promise Kids

· All children grades K-6th are invited to join us for an evening at the lake!

Women’s Morning Bible Study - Wherever Love May Lead Chapter 6, Day 5

Sunday Worship

Sixth Sunday after Easter

Conventional wisdom says that joy is a direct result of circumstance. Our disposition is nothing more than the product of the events, conditions, and relationships of which our life consists. Therefore, it would seem that for our disposition to change, our circumstances need to change. But Jesus offers a joy that is superior. It is not a product of circumstance; it’s a product of Easter.

Easter proves that God can take what normally causes people to weep and turn it into what causes people to rejoice. Sin, death, and shame went into Jesus’ tomb. Forgiveness, life, and glory came out. Our risen Savior gives us a joy that remains constant in the highest of life’s highs and the lowest of life’s lows. Because he lives, we have deep and lasting joy.

Women’s Morning Bible Study - Wherever Love May Lead Chapter 6, Day 4

Children and Young People will learn about the Day of Pentecost

Adults will study Exodus: Deliver Us From Evil. We will walk through this book and see how the children of Israel’s story is our story as we also journey from a known evil to an elusive good with our God going before us.

Sunday Worship

Fifth Sunday after Easter

If someone saved you from a horrible death, what would you do to thank them? Probably just about anything they asked! You would be that grateful. Jesus not only saved us from eternal death in hell, but he won for us an eternity in paradise. What shall we do to thank him? This week we see that Jesus asks for just one thing—love. He asks us, in every interaction we have with others, to demonstrate the same selfless love that he has shown to us. That is how we thank him.

 Fortunately, Jesus doesn’t just ask us to show love. Jesus empowers us to show love. The same divine power which raised Jesus from the dead now raises us up to a new and better life, enabling us to set aside our natural selfishness and self-glorification and instead live in a more excellent way. Like Christ, we strive to do everything for the benefit of others. Because he lives, we live lives of lavish love.

Women’s Morning Bible Study - Wherever Love May Lead Chapter 6, Day 3

Sunday Worship

Good Shepherd Sunday

Sheep and shepherds were a common sight in ancient Judea. Sheep were an invaluable source of clothing and food. but they were hard to keep. Judah’s sparse grasslands are intermixed with desert. Food was sparse, but predators were plenteous. The survival of sheep was dependent on their shepherd. There he was: Weather-beaten. Sleepless. Armed. In the dusk, he scans the land, counting his sheep, making sure they are all accounted for, every one of them on his heart. You see why Jesus chose the shepherd to illustrate how he cares for us. He feeds us with his Word. He protects us from that roaring lion, Satan. Jesus is leading us into the green pasture of eternal life. For centuries, the Church has observed this Fourth Sunday of Easter to celebrate that he lives to be our Good Shepherd.

Youth Group for Grades 7-12. Bible Study, Games, and Food.

Women’s Morning Bible Study - Wherever Love May Lead Chapter 6, Day 2

Sunday Worship

Youth Confirmation Sunday

Promise Kids

· All children grades K-6th are invited to join us. We will have food, games, and a short bible story! Please bring a friend!

Women’s Morning Bible Study - Wherever Love May Lead Chapter 6, Day 1

Children and Young People will learn about the Day of Pentecost

Adults will study Exodus: Deliver Us From Evil. We will walk through this book and see how the children of Israel’s story is our story as we also journey from a known evil to an elusive good with our God going before us.

Sunday Worship

Sermon from John 20

This Sunday is a day of great comfort for any follower of Jesus who wrestles with doubt concerning Christ’s promises or doubts about God’s Word. Jesus does not come to rebuke Thomas’ weak faith. Jesus comes to strengthen Thomas’ faith, giving him proof of the mind-bending reality of the resurrection—to let him feel it, touch it, explore it. Jesus didn’t reject Thomas. Jesus engaged Thomas and gave him peace.

Still today, Jesus comes to his disciples in Word and sacrament. The living Lord speaks to us. He lets us partake of his true body and blood. When we show weakness of faith, he does not reject us. Just as he did with Thomas, Jesus engages us, giving us proof and peace.

Midweek Lenten Worship

The Hand of the Lord Raises the Dead

Hands are used to heal, mend, build, teach, comfort, and more. Together we will see that the hand of the Lord has accomplished throughout the pages of Scripture.

This week: The Hands of the Lord Is Stronger than the Devil

A Bible Study on the nature of the church and how and why it grows and shrinks