Measure February 24/25 Measure by Pastor Jeff Cloeter “The Law shows us our Sin and the Gospel shows us our Savior”. As Lutherans, we are familiar with the Law/Gospel distinction. Far from being an antiquated doctrine, Law and Gospel convey a profound truth about God and life: We are worse than we thought, and God […]
Thou Shalt February 17/18 Thou Shalt by Pastor Paul Dickerson “The Law shows us our Sin and the Gospel shows us our Savior”. As Lutherans, we are familiar with the Law/Gospel distinction. Far from being an antiquated doctrine, Law and Gospel convey a profound truth about God and life: We are worse than we thought,
Only Jesus February 10/11 Only Jesus by Pastor Jeff Cloeter It’s easy to be inspired from a mountain-top experience. What happens when you come down to the valley below? The Monday grind comes with pressure and anxiety. “Real life” bursts the bubble of “holy moments.” In the transfiguration of Jesus, we get a glimpse of
“The Law shows us our Sin and the Gospel shows us our Savior”. As Lutherans, we are familiar with the Law/Gospel distinction. Far from being an antiquated doctrine, Law and Gospel convey a profound truth about God and life: We are worse than we thought, and God is greater than we imagined. When you are
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Midweek Lenten Services “The Law shows us our Sin and the Gospel shows us our Savior”. As Lutherans, we are familiar with the Law/Gospel distinction. Far from being an antiquated doctrine, Law and Gospel convey a profound truth about God and life: We are worse than we thought, and God is greater than we imagined.
Fifth Sunday After Epiphany February 3/4 by Pastor Paul Dickerson In 1 Corinthians, Paul compares the Christian life to running a race requiring self-control, strict training, and intentionality. Today we examine Paul’s analogy as we consider Christian discipleship and celebrate the ministry of Green Park Lutheran School. God grant us the courage to empower and
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Yield January 13/14 Yield by Pastor Jeff Cloeter The yield sign means to slow down and give way to someone else. We let an oncoming car go first. Our theme for today is “yield” and it is expressed in our readings. The boy Samuel replies to God’s call in the night, “Here I am.” St.
Epiphany 2024 January 6/7 Follow the Light by Pastor Geordie Denholm On Epiphany, we celebrate the official close to the Christmas Season. The word comes from a root meaning “reveal”. Christ’s birth is revealed to the Wise Men. God does not keep the news to His chosen people any longer. The Savior has been born!
