Our Bible Study clearly states the measure that Jesus will use to judge all people. His standard is not based on our works, but on the gift of faith he gives to every believer who clings to him as Savior alone.
This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor David Koehler from St. Stephen in Adrian, addresses Christians who often go to extremes. Do we ever overly rely on ourselves, and underestimate our Lord? The reality is that Jesus, our Savior, is the one on whom we can rely. Jesus makes this point clearly as he talks to a rich young man.
Our Bible Study outlines what Jesus is returning to do the risen, ascended, and victorious Savior.
This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor James Heffner from Trinity in Morenci, speaks about the greatest in the Lord’s kingdom. Instead of being concerned about who is the greatest, Christians can rejoice that their membership is God’s kingdom is the result of God’s grace in sending a Savior who died for our sins so we could be members of God’s kingdom.
Our Bible Study encourages Christians to remember that an ascended Lord and Savior does not mean that Jesus has forgotten about us. Instead, as our ascended and victorious Savior, Jesus continues to carry out his offices of prophet, priest, and king.
This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor Stephen Daley from St. John’s in Riga, assures Christians that we have hope even in times of persecution. Christians may be persecuted for standing up for what God has said in his Word, but our Lord fights on behalf of his children doing what is best for the eternal lives of his children and what is best for his eternal kingdom.
Our Bible Study focuses on our Friend who is in the highest place namely our ascended and victorious Savior, Jesus.
Pastor Brian Keller from St. Stephen in Adrian, proclaims a message based on James chapter 2 which tells us that real faith produces fruits. While we are saved by faith alone, in everyday life faith is never really alone. It is living and active as it serves the Savior who has died for us all.
