1 Peter 1:4-5 - Lawson Harlow

A Study in 1 Corinthians 2:12-16

A Study in 1 Corinthians

Message from Andrew Hopper on November 17, 2024By Andrew Hopper

Scripture tells and shows us time and time again that God’s compassion for humanity is central to God’s heart. But how does God’s compassion look? How does it stand apart from kindness and other fruits of the Spirit? In Stephen's sermon we explore this topic through the story of Jeremiah.By WHPC

By Lutheran Memorial Church

Last week we defined the term “justification by faith.” Justification means to be counted righteous by God, or to be declared to be in a right relationship with God. You’d think we’d earn right standing with God by our hard work, good deeds, or religious participation. But Paul makes a completely different argument. He says that we are declared to …

As followers of Christ, we are called to lives of service. Throughout life service looks different, but service roots our lives. This week in worship we highlight the root of service. We will look at a very hidden figure in the story of King David and the way this unnamed person helped another person live into a life of service.…

1 Peter 1:3 - Lawson Harlow

By Lutheran Memorial Church

Last week’s joint service with Comunidad de Fe was incredible. I was personally encouraged by being able to worship alongside our Spanish speaking brothers and sisters and by Pastor Abner’s message from 1 Peter. This Sunday we are back on track with our journey through the storyline of the Bible. There is tension in the church in Rome between Jewis…

Nov. 10 (150th Anniversary) - Rooted And Reaching | Emily Wright by WHPCBy WHPC

1 Peter 1:1-2 - Lawson Harlow

1 Corinthians 2:6-11

A Study in 1 Corinthians

By Lutheran Memorial Church

Following Jesus requires us to be all in for Jesus.By Andrew Hopper

2 Corinthians 5:11-21 - Lawson Harlow

1 Corinthians 2:1-5

By Lutheran Memorial Church

A Study in 1 Corinthians

Message from Andrew Hopper on November 3, 2024By Andrew Hopper

Join us for meaningful remembrance worship as we celebrate our loved ones and church members who have died and now live eternally with Christ.By WHPC

The 2024 presidential election is just around the corner. Political ads are at a fever pitch. We cannot turn on the tv, listen to the radio, or surf the internet without a bombardment of political propaganda. Each ad seemingly indicating that either a candidate is the savior we need or that their opponent will bring destruction to our nation. This …

This week, our text tells the story from Luke of Jesus as a guest in an unnamed Pharisee’s home. Despite the stir Jesus created, he still got invited over for dinner! What Jesus received was anything but a welcome. Who are we in this story? Come and put yourself at the table.By WHPC

John 13:34-35 - Blake McCollough

Pastor Tommy Orlando teaches on 1 Corinthians 1:18-31

By Lutheran Memorial Church

A Study in 1 Corinthians

God has been clear that you can know whether or not you're a Christian.By Andrew Hopper

Join us as Pastor Brandon talks through the original church sharing the Gospel and how that should create a zeal in our hearts.By Mercy Hill

If you could choose one person to NOT be at your table for dinner, who would it be? Our story this week is one where Jesus finds himself with an unlikely dinner guest. Jesus’ first response reveals his full humanity as he speaks an insult to this person. But Jesus’ second response reveals his full divinity as he offers grace and healing without mea…

2 Timothy 3:14-4:4 - Lawson Harlow

By Lutheran Memorial Church

A Study in 1 Corinthians

A Study in 1 Corinthians 1:10-17

This message is a reminder of how big our God is. He is worthy of the praise of all peoples. God blesses us to bless the world. God’s blessing in our lives is for spreading his fame in all the earth.By Andrew Hopper

By Lutheran Memorial Church

In Acts 11, disciples of Jesus who fled persecution in Jerusalem, share the good news of Jesus with people in a city called Antioch. This is groundbreaking! Now the good news of Jesus is spreading to non-Jews far outside of Jerusalem. Listen in as we see how God uses unexpected ways to further his kingdom.…

The food laws in the OT, strange as they may seem to us, serve a profound purpose in the redemptive plan of God. They point to and are fulfilled in Jesus who brings the good news of peace, not just to Jews but to everyone everywhere!By Nick Weber

Titus 2:1-15 - Lawson Harlow

Have you been cheering for your football team this fall? Are there certain fans you just cannot stand? Americans are passionate about football and sometimes this causes divisions, arguments, and boos from the crowds on and off the fields. These battles are a small indicator of our greater cultural tension around difference. In this sermon we all ar…

A Study in 1 Corinthians

As we embark on this series through 1 Corinthians, let’s remember that we, too, are called to be a city of light. Just as Corinth was a dark, indulgent, and challenging place, so is the world around us. But just as God worked through the imperfect church in Corinth, He will work through us.We are sanctified saints, empowered by His Word and His Spi…

Godly leaders cause rejoicing in their followers.By Andrew Hopper