Sunday Mornings Bible Class

Join us on Sundays at either campus at 9:15 AM >

April 7–May 19

Living as Strangers in the World—In the inspired letters of 1 & 2 Peter, Christ's apostle reminded his readers that Christians are not "at home" in this sinful world. We live our lives as "strangers" here. As we face all that goes wrong in this world, we find our hope in Christ alone. This hope sustains us through trials and troubles, points us toward a more blessed future, encourages us to hold fast to the Word of God, and inspires us to live godly lives.

Midweek Worship

Join us on Wednesdays at either campus at 7 PM >

April 10–May 22

Holy Spirit— Jesus proclaimed to His disciples before His departure, the Spirit’s task will be to “remind you of everything I have said to you” (John 14:26) and to “bring glory to Me” (John 16:14). The third person of the Trinity has no desire to draw attention to Himself; He has instead been sent for the purpose of directing our attention to God’s saving work in Christ. In this regard Dr. Martin Luther explained: “That then is the Holy Spirit’s office and work, that He through the gospel reveal what great and glorious thing God has done for us through Christ, namely, ransomed us from sin, death, and the power of the devil, received us into his grace and care, and given us himself wholly and sufficiently” Where Christ is preached, Lutherans rejoice to believe, teach, and confess that the Spirit is always present and active. Far from neglecting the Spirit, Lutherans praise, honor, and glorify Him as God. This occurs not only when they speak about Him, but especially when in humble silence they allow Him to speak to them, to reveal the Savior and proclaim His salvation.