Come out and meet your neighbors. Have supper on us! RSVP by Thursday, July 21st so we can plan for food.
Soccer is a great game for small children because there is room for every child to improve. Whether your child has never touched a soccer ball before or plays every day with family and friends, with a little coaching and alot of fun encouragement, small children can quickly learn the fundamentals and start working on foot control they will need.
Lee Strobel approached Christianity from the stand point of a journalist. He was looking for evidence. And not only did he find some. He concluded that it would take more faith from an atheist to maintain atheism than it would to trust in Jesus.
We’ll offer a food pantry every Sunday from 9 AM to noon. The food will be placed on a table in our car port to minimize contact. Thank you to the members of our church and community who donate food.
Paul’s letter to the Galatians is fiery. The very Gospel of Jesus was at stake! In this letter to the early Christian church the Apostle defends his ministry and the word of God against those who had made the love of God into just another rule to be followed. Join us as we jump back in the Bible and study Paul’s letter to the Galatians.
Star of Bethlehem Lutheran Church is blessed to have a wonderful congregation full of like-minded Christians who work together to share the gospel with Winston Salem and the surrounding area.
Jesus wants focused followers. However, one of the things that can most easily get in the way of our focus is our earthly possessions. It is no surprise, therefore, that Jesus’ words so frequently focus his followers on wealth. Jesus’ followers don’t reject earthly wealth or despise it. They can be grateful for every good gift that comes from the hand of God. This Sunday we’ll cover worry, doubt, and our solution to those challenges – Jesús.
Jesus wants focused followers. However, one of the things that can most easily get in the way of our focus is our earthly possessions. It is no surprise, therefore, that Jesus’ words so frequently focus his followers on wealth. Jesus’ followers don’t reject earthly wealth or despise it. They can be grateful for every good gift that comes from the hand of God.
In a sense, prayer comes naturally to us. We want so we ask. We hurt so we cry out. We are frustrated so we vent. We are blessed so we give thanks. So we sometimes define prayer as “speaking to God from the heart.” Seems so easy. What does not come naturally, however, is the focused prayer God wants for us.
