Lutherans believe that the Word of God comes to us in the Incarnate Word (Jesus Christ himself, the Word made flesh), the written Word (the Bible), and the proclaimed Word (preaching). Each sermon comes with a video of the preaching by Pastor Ted Carnahan and a written transcript. If you have questions or would like to know more, contact us.
Jesus takes the disciples' scarce loaves and fish into his hands and feeds a vast crowd to overflowing; he meets our scarcity with his abundance and gives his own life for us.
God values you so highly that he gave everything to call you, redeem you, and walk with you.
In a world where wheat and weeds grow side by side, God claims us as adopted children, frees us from fear, and teaches us to wait in hope for the harvest he alone will bring.
Our Christian hope rests in trusting Jesus, the Good Farmer who is tending the soil of our hearts so that we bear good fruit for his kingdom.
The freedom that God gives us in Christ is not merely a license to do whatever we want, but a freedom for love of God and neighbor.
Following Jesus involves real opposition and unknown costs, but Christians can live confidently and share their faith because our loving heavenly Father watches over us and has promised to be faithful.
Christ died for you, not because you are good and holy, but because of his great love which encompasses sinners and the ungodly.
Jesus reverses the direction of ritual uncleanness by bringing cleansing and life to those who trust him.
