Thanks to the Holy Spirit's work in our hearts through the Scriptures, we trust in the one true God--Father, Son, and Holy Spirit--as the source of all our blessings! Pastor's sermon, "The LORD's Blessing Deserves an 'Amen'" is based on Numbers 6:22-27.

We celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit: that He enables us to hear, to believe in, and to speak the saving truth of Jesus Christ. Pastor's sermon, "Thank God for the Coming of the Holy Spirit" is based on John 15:26, 27.

Sometimes we have a hard time being a witness to our Savior's glory, especially when we don't know what to say or how to react in the face of tragedy. By ascending to heaven, though, our Savior does not leave us on our own. As He opens our minds to understand the Scriptures by the Holy Spirit, he fills our hearts with joy that continually praises God, making us witnesses of His glory as Lord and Savior to this dying world. Pastor's sermon, "Be Witnesses to Jesus' Ascended Glory," is based on Luke 24:44-53.

Our love for Christ shows itself in the way we obey His teachings and trust in His peace. Yet where do we find the peace of our risen Savior? Declared in the promises of His Word. And He makes some of the most glorious promises to us in Revelation 21: promises of peace and safety, and life forever in the light of God's presence! Pastor's sermon, "The Holy City Shines with God's Glory" is based on Revelation 21:10-14, 22-23.

When we are burdened by the weight of inadequacy, when we are worn out from trying to ascend to our heavenly Father, our resurrected Lord reminds us that He is the One who makes all things new--and not us. Pastor's sermon, "See the Renewal of the Risen Jesus" is based on Revelation 21:1-6.

As the confirmands publicly confess their faith and promise to remain faithful to Christ and to His Word, in God's Word we see Jesus our Good Shepherd who knows each of His sheep personally and gives them eternal life. On our own we are incapable of keeping our confirmation promises, but through faith in Christ, He keeps us safe with Him forever! Pastor's sermon, "The Shepherd's Sheep Keep Hearing His Voice" is based on John 10:27-28.

As the risen Jesus appears to His disciples in power, He restores Peter with His redeeming love, so that Peter can faithfully follow Christ in bearing the cross of love. Jesus' grace toward Peter reminds us of His grace and forgiveness toward us. Pastor's sermon, "Restored in the Risen Jesus" is based on John 21:14-19.