Our God is the Ruler of the Universe. In these Last Days it sure doesn’t look that way. Times are rough for Jesus’ Christians and his church. None of this means that our God is any less powerful than he ever was. We cry as the church has for thousands of years, “Come quickly, Lord!” We worship Christ the King.
What does it mean to really live? I don’t think we need to hang off the front of the Titanic and feel the wind race through our hair to really live. Jesus tell us that he has life. One day, on the Last Day, life will destroy death for good. Join us as we take a glimpse into eternity on Saints Triumphant Sunday.
Veteran’s Day is a great time to honor those who serve to protect our nation. Freedom isn’t free. That’s a well known truth to Christians. It is also true of every America. This Sunday we’ll take the opportunity to thank our God for the freedoms we enjoy and honor those who have served and fought to preserve those freedoms. Please take a moment to thank a veteran for his or her service to our nation.
Of all the details that surround the end of the world, which is the most important? Is it the natural disasters that may destroy the world? Is it the dead rising from their graves at the trumpet sound? Is it standing before your creator who see all of your life – the good and the bad – like an open book? Join us this Sunday as we sort through these details and see how Jesus can chase away our fears.
“A mighty fortress is our God!” That is the cry of the Reformation. What titanic changes took place a little over 500 years ago? Only a return to grace, Scripture, and faith. That is a recipe for peace no matter what trouble one might face in life. Join us this Sunday as we worship our God and celebrate the reformation.