Jesus meets the Samaritan woman at the well, knowing her completely and loving her completely, offering the living water only He can give.

At the burning bush, God reveals Himself to Moses as the God who sees, hears, remembers, and comes to deliver His people.

In the wilderness, Jesus faces temptation and hunger, showing us what it means to trust the Word and promises of God.

You have been baptized. You belong to Christ. His Spirit remains with you, giving confidence to live, love, serve, forgive, endure, and repent.

Ordination is not about the greatness of a man, but the faithfulness of Christ, who gives pastors to His people and preserves His Church.

Throughout Scripture, God’s interconnected story points us to Jesus Christ, crucified and risen for us.

Throughout Scripture, God’s interconnected story points us to Jesus Christ, crucified and risen for us.

Jesus is still at work, calling sinners, filling empty hearts, and using us to share the Gospel.

God’s love is the thread that holds His people together, binding our different lives and gifts together in Christ.

In the uncontrollable storms of life, Jesus speaks peace into our fear.

God sends His Church on a mighty, merciful mission, calling us to respond in faith: “Send me.”

The Holy Spirit meets us in moments of holiness, working through God’s Word and His people.

Through God’s Word, the Holy Spirit leads us to our source of comfort and joy, Jesus Christ.

God’s Word calls us to read, trust, confess, and turn to Him in faith.

Jesus invites us to come and see, encountering Him through His Word and discovering who He truly is.

Our creeds confess the faith until the day we see God fully and know Him as He knows us.

The gift of Pentecost is the Holy Spirit, filling God’s people to overflow with faith, hope, and love.

Our struggles have a purpose beyond what we can see, as God continues His work in the world.