Holy Cross Lutheran Church

Bible Study | November 16

Sermon | "Thank You's Go a Long Way" | November 16

Teaching kids to say please and thank you is one of the first lessons in language. But, it’s also a lesson in a kind of attitude — a way of understanding one’s self in the world and in relationship to others. This same attitude is carried by those of us who follow Jesus, acknowledging our dependence on God. A Thank you…goes a long way.

Bible Study | November 9

Sermon | "Amply Supplied" | November 7

Jesus is really clear: life does not consist in the abundance of possessions. The surprisingly better life is  NOT one in which we simply get more. Rather, the life and way of Jesus is to give one’s whole self: possession, time, love, money, etc. We give in order to have life.  AND, we give, in order to share life. As the Psalmist reminds us, God “…released those condemned to death...so, write it down…[that] a people yet created can praise the Lord.” The Life of Jesus is for us and for Generations to Come.

Bible Study | November 2

Sermon | "Giving Cheerfully" | November 2

Jesus is really clear: life does not consist in the abundance of possessions. The surprisingly better life is  NOT one in which we simply get more. Rather, the life and way of Jesus is to give one’s whole self: possession, time, love, money, etc. We give in order to have life.  AND, we give, in order to share life. As the Psalmist reminds us, God “…released those condemned to death...so, write it down…[that] a people yet created can praise the Lord.” The Life of Jesus is for us and for Generations to Come.

Bible Study | October 26

Sermon | "For Generations" | October 26

Jesus is really clear: life does not consist in the abundance of possessions. The surprisingly better life is  NOT one in which we simply get more. Rather, the life and way of Jesus is to give one’s whole self: possessions, time, love, money, etc. We give in order to have life.  AND, we give, in order to share life. As the Psalmist reminds us, God “…released those condemned to death...so, write it down…[that] a people yet created can praise the Lord.” The Life of Jesus is for us and for Generations to Come.

Bible Study | October 19

Sermon | "Love: In All, Through All, and for All" | October 19

The Church is a community unlike any other. It is the only community designed to help us walk with Jesus; to be a place of both encouragement and accountability to the life Jesus offers. In our Christ-centeredness, in our mission-sentness, in our rhythms together, permeating through it all is LOVE. Love is what binds us together, it’s what shapes us, it's what compels us, it’s what sends us. Love is the journey we’re on- a journey toward the surprisingly better life.