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Sunday Morning Worship - 4/22/2018

This Sunday in the Church Year is often called “Good Shepherd Sunday.” The appointed Psalm for the day is Psalm 23, which is among the most well-known psalms. The Gospel from John 10 records Jesus revealing Himself as the Good Shepherd. While fewer and fewer people are familiar with what it is like to take care of sheep, this metaphor of God’s protection and provision has become a great source of comfort and hope. God grant that you find such blessed comfort as you dwell securely here in the house of the Lord.

Please join us for Sunday worship at 8:20 AM or 11:00 AM.  Pastor Cory J. Rajek's message is titled “No Other Name” based on Acts 4:1-12.

Sunday's bulletin can be found at this Bulletins Link.

Touch and See

• "Touch and See" (Luke 24:36-49)

Sunday Morning Worship - 4/15/2018

We may have a tendency to think of repentance as a painful thing, as something to dread and avoid at all costs. After all, repentance means admitting we were wrong. It may be embarrassment, guilt, shame, or pride that makes repentance difficult. Yet you have probably experienced the joy of repentance as well, the relief of confessing your sins, the wonder of grace that flows to us in forgiveness. You may be holding on to a dark secret or a stubborn grudge. Bring your heavy burdens to the Lord today. He has forgiven you and has called you His beloved child.

Please join us for Sunday worship at 8:20 AM or 11:00 AM.  Pastor Cory J. Rajek's message is titled “Touch and See” based on Luke 24:36-49.

Sunday's bulletin can be found at this Bulletins Link.

Time To Work

• "Time To Work" (John 20:19-31)

Sunday Morning Worship - 4/8/2018

Thomas is seldom remembered for anything other than his doubt. In our quest to find relatable biblical characters, we often leave Thomas as a man who needed evidence—proof. We may miss his bold confession: “My Lord and my God!” While the other ten disciples had seen Jesus eight days earlier, none of them confessed as Thomas did. And none of them believed until Jesus appeared to them and spoke His Word to them. Focus today not on Thomas’s doubt but rather on his confession of faith.

Please join us for Sunday worship at 8:20 AM or 11:00 AM.  Pastor Cory J. Rajek's message is titled “Time To Work” based on John 20:19-31.

Sunday's bulletin can be found at this Bulletins Link.

Welcome Home

• "Welcome Home" (Mark 16:1-8)

Easter Sunday Worship - 8:20 AM and 11:00 AM

Christ is risen! Blessings to you this Easter Sunday. The Bible teaches many things, and all are important. But the Epistle today from 1 Corinthians 15 speaks about what is of first importance: that Christ died for our sins, that He was buried, and that He has been raised, in accordance with the Scriptures. As we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord, we focus on those things of first importance.

Please join us for Easter Sunday worship at 8:20 AM or 11:00 AM.  Pastor Cory J. Rajek's message is titled “Welcome Home” based on Mark 16:1-8.  Easter Brunch will be between services. 

Sunday's bulletin can be found at this Bulletins Link.

Blessed Be the King

• "Blessed Be the King" (Zech 9:9-12)

Sunday Morning Worship - 3/25/2018

This Sunday often seems caught between two poles. On one hand, we recall Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem to the shouts of hosanna. On the other hand, the Gospel seems to jump the gun at Holy Week and tell the whole story nearly a week ahead. The Epistle forms a bridge between the two, reminding us that Jesus did not enter for the accolades of the crowd but to be obedient unto death, even death on a cross, to save us. The crowd’s welcome was prophetic in this regard—calling on Him who would save them, “Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord.” Today we add our voices in welcome, knowing that in order to save us from sin and its death, our Lord had to suffer in our place on the cross and die in our place to set us free from sin and its death. What a great entrance into Holy Week!

Please join us for Sunday worship at 8:20 AM or 11:00 AM.  Pastor Cory J. Rajek's message is titled “Blessed Be the King” based on Zechariah 9:9-12.

Sunday's bulletin can be found at this Bulletins Link.

The Key to Godly Greatness

• "The Key to Godly Greatness" (Mark 10:35:45)