I know that I for one have done things in my life that I certainly regret. I think all of us have. As a pastor, I’ve heard many people’s stories about how personal sin ruined their relationships and livelihoods. It’s heartbreaking to witness the collateral damage of sin.
When Jesus taught his disciples to pray, he started with the kingdom of God, the will of God, and the glory of God.
Join us in “Sacred Pathways,” where the journey of faith becomes a profound testament to the beauty of unity in diversity.
Together, let us navigate the pathways of compassion and service at the Lutheran Outreach Symposium.
Epiphany is more than a story about the Magi and a star—it’s a reminder that God’s light still guides us today. Discover how the journey of the wise men can inspire your own steps of faith and help you recognize the moments of revelation in your life.
This post was written by James Howell, Senior Pastor, Myers Park United Methodist Church Charlotte, North Carolina, Lutheran Seminary Contributor.
Join us in the Lutheran Learning Lab, where the pursuit of knowledge becomes a sacred endeavor, and the nurturing of minds and spirits is a transformative and enriching journey.
Join us in this worship celebration as we blend our voices in harmony, creating a sacred space where the richness of Lutheran faith unfolds in a symphony of devotion and shared reverence.
As we enter a new year, Matthew 25:31-46 reminds us that compassion and kindness are at the heart of our faith. Discover how small acts of service can transform lives and reflect Christ’s love.
Celebrate the miracle of Christ’s birth and the awe-inspiring truth of God’s love made flesh. This Christmas reflection offers inspiration, hope, and a special blessing for you and your loved ones.
