If we ask the question because we think that we CAN DO what Jesus did…we couldn’t be more wrong. He’s called the Savior for a reason. He did what we CAN’T DO and WOULD NOT DO. He was willingly crushed for our sins and carried our guilt. He humbled himself to the point of death, … [Read more…]

Opens mouths that should be closed and closes mouths that should be opened. This is the message of our sermon this Sunday based on the words of Mark 9:30-37. The sermon was written by Pastor Michael Roehl, who is the pastor of our sister congregation, St. Paul Lutheran Church in Bismarck, ND.

This truth is heartbreaking. This truth is humbling. This truth creates happiness.

We’ve all heard it said, “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” This Sunday in Romans 11:11-24 we will learn that God doesn’t consider Israel trash, but His grace considers them future treasure. Moreover, we are warned about considering ourselves treasure and others trash. God’s grace makes trash into treasure!

Who am I?

Well, some people say that there is more than one way to God. The truth is that only one route works.

Trinity Thirteen — Winning the Gold from the Grandstand How could the Gentiles who did not pursue righteousness…obtain it? How could the Israelites, who earnestly pursued it…not obtain it? Why?