This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor Philip Krieger from Grace Ev. Lutheran Church in Tecumseh, encourages us to sing praises to our Savior king. He came in humility on Palm Sunday, but is truly a king who came to bring peace with God through his suffering, death, and resurrection.
This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor David Koehler encourages us from God’s Word to look out for the world, to look up for Christ’s return, and to stand firm in saving faith which clings to Jesus alone.
This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor James Heffner from Trinity in Morenci discusses the fact that Jesus sorrows over lost sinners.
This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor Stephen Daley from St. John’s in Riga, points out that there is no shame believing in Jesus. It is God working through his Word that creates our faith, and that faith in Jesus saves us eternally.
This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor Philip Krieger takes us back to the Old Testament times where we see God’s goodness to the Israelites. What a beautiful reminder that our Lord has not changed! He continues to pour out his blessings on all of his redeemed children bought with the blood of Christ, his Son.
This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor Brian Keller discusses the fact that Jesus sorrows over lost sinners.
This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor David Koehler addresses the uncertainities of our lives by pointing us to the work of Jesus. His transfiguration shows that the outcome of his work as our Savior was already determined. When our lives are filled with uncertainities we have the certain message of Jesus success as our Savior which calms our troubles hearts.
This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor James Heffner points out the privilage and honor to stand in God’s presence. This is only possible because of the righteousness of Christ that has been credited to us by the work of Christ.
This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor Stephen Daley talks about the connection between God’s love for us and our service as a part of the Body of Christ. God showed the deepest form of love by giving up his Son on the cross to save us from our sins. God’s love for us is not based upon our faithfulness or our dependability. He loves us even though we don’t deserve it, and he has made us members of the Body of Christ.
This week on Lenawee Lutheran Worship, Pastor Brian Keller addresses a familiar section of God’s Word in 1 Corinthians 13. Our Lord reminds us that all service comes from love. Jesus’ love shown as our Savior from sin is what motivates our love shown in thanksgiving for the full and free salvation we have from Christ.
