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.
The transforming power of the Gospel enables us to forgive enemies and follow the Risen Lord.
Jesus is both Shepherd and Gate, who calls us with his voice, protects us from false gospels, and leads his people to life and salvation.
The Emmaus road shows that Jesus comes to disappointed believers through the quiet, certain means of his Word and Sacrament, turning “had hoped” into living hope.
The infinite importance of Christianity hinges on Jesus' very real death and resurrection, which changes everything!
God's acts of judgment and mercy throughout history point us to the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Jesus' death means "It is finished." He brings us reconciliation, defeats Satan, exposes evil's futility, and promises us resurrection.
We are to be people self-sacrificial service, and we are given the strength to do that through the body and blood of Jesus Christ in Holy Communion.
Jesus weeps with us over sin, suffering, and death now, but when he returns he will call us forth from our graves like Lazarus.
