Following is something we hear a lot about these days, especially when it comes to our social media practices. But Jesus takes following up to a whole new, dangerous, uncomfortable, and joyful level in the gospel for this Second Sunday in Lent. What can that mean for us? Join us to explore.  

This is the first Sunday in our forty day journey through Lent to the cross of Good Friday and the empty tomb of Easter. So what’s Jesus doing in the wilderness surrounded by wild beasts and being harassed by Satan? And what does it mean for us? Join us to explore.

Welcome to Lent. We begin our journey towards Easter with a joint Ash Wednesday service with Trinity Lutheran church. It will go live on Trinity’s YouTube channel at 6 pm on Wednesday evening, or you can watch the video here.

Vision is critical both to our everyday lives and our discipleship as followers of Jesus. But what’s the difference between vision and delusion? Our guest preacher today, Bishop Michael Pryse of the Eastern Synod, explores that important question for us today.

Where do we find the Kingdom of God? Is it where many Christians think it is? Or do we need our eyesight adjusted? Can the gospel for this Sunday help?

Do unclean spirits still dwell among us? Join us as ELCIC National Bishop Susan Johnson helps us explore that question while proclaiming the good news of our gospel for this Fourth Sunday After Epiphany.

How would you describe the good news of God in one sentence? Might take some thinking. Jesus gives us his answer in our gospel reading today from Mark. Check it out.

Our worship service for the Second Sunday after Epiphany.