From the Pastor
Stained Glass Saints
In years of travels to churches near and far, I am always drawn to stained glass windows, especially those that depict the saints. Some are
November 3, 2022
In years of travels to churches near and far, I am always drawn to stained glass windows, especially those that depict the saints. Some are
As we continue with our TLLC vision of “Growing a Generous Faith,” Reformation Sunday provides a time for us to remember that we are rooted
Genuine repentance and pretentious piety stand in stark contrast in the gospel and all around us. We may expect the religious leader to be praised
Pray always. Do not lose heart. This is Christ’s encouragement in the gospel for Sunday as he shares the parable of the unjust judge. Through
Each day is a day of unexpected blessings and miracles, signs of how God is active and alive and present in our world and in
God’s work. Our hands. Sunday is an opportunity to share who we are as the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America – one church, freed in
Do you equate wealth and health to God’s good favor for your righteousness? Purveyors of “The Prosperity Gospel” certainly do. You don’t have to look
Today we are invited to consider what it means to be managers or stewards (rather than owners) of all that we have. In the gospel,
“Who counts?” is a question asked by society, cultures, groups, and individuals. The gospel reminds us that it is an ancient question asked in Jesus’
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