In High School many of us spoke to a ‘Guidance Counsellor’ to help us decide what occupation to pursue. We are told that if you enjoy what you do, you will never work a day in your life. While, that’s a bit of an oversimplification, we do strive to find our place in life. What … [Read more…]
It has become popular for expecting parents to host a party and ‘reveal’ the gender of their child. This Sunday our Scripture Lessons have different ‘reveals’ or ‘revelations’ about Jesus. He is revealed as the Christ…to one of the greatest persecutors of His people. He is revealed as worthy of our praise, honor, glory and … [Read more…]
Jesus is risen from death…and His Resurrection is the receipt that God accepted His payment for sins. He has the keys to Death and the Grave. Even death can no longer hold those who trust in Christ. He has defeated Satan. He calls us to go and speak the good news of our life in … [Read more…]
Death has no power over Him. He is risen indeed. Join us for breakfast from 8:15am-9:30am and worship to follow at 10am.
Join us at 1:30pm as we again map out the events of Lent. We meet at Golgotha and witness the events of Good Friday.
We gather on Thursday at 6:30pm for our Maundy Thursday Service. Pastor Walter Schaller (your pastor’s father) will be bringing us the Word of God. He will remind us that “It’s the Same Table.”
It is said that we are free because of the sacrifice of others. As Christians we are also free…because of the sacrifice of One, Jesus Christ the Righteous. He has delivered us from sin, death and the power of the devil. Let us use our freedom to serve Him.
It seems that some Americans today act like spoiled children and don’t appreciate what we have and have been given. We have all that we could want and then more…it’s plain to see if a person visits a 3rd world country. As Christians we might be ungrateful. God has given us the forgiveness of sins … [Read more…]
Lent is about repentance of sin and faith in God’s forgiveness. When we confess our sins, we normally think about the wrongs we have committed, whether in thoughts, words, or deeds, as well as the good things we have failed to do. But sin is no simple or temporary issue. Sin is a matter of … [Read more…]
It’s sometimes said, “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” Whether or not you consider yourself an ‘old dog’ or not, we recognize that this saying has an element of truth, but it’s not entirely true. Moses was not a young man when he first learned the Covenant name of God at the burning … [Read more…]