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Luke 23:33-43 | With so many grasping for power in our lives and our world, what does it really mean that Christ is our King? Though the title of “king” often assumes someone who is all-powerful and in control, as people of faith we also claim that Jesus, as our King, is our humble servant, coming to us in love and remembering each of us in his kingdom. Now, in Christ’s reign, we are called to be still, and remember that the Lord is our God and our King over every aspect of our lives. 

Luke 21: 5-19 | Looking around the world, it might seem as though the end of the world is near. But Jesus focuses our attention away from uncertainty to the stability of his promises. In Christ, we do not need to be afraid. Instead, we are invited to hang onto God’s promises and keep the faith as we live in the meantime, awaiting Christ’s return. 

Psalm 46 | On this Reformation Sunday, we remember the legacy of Martin Luther and the Reformation, bringing change to the church in the mid-1500s. But the church wasn’t the only thing that was shifting. The whole world was on course to drastically change. Today, our lives are filled with changes. But in the mist of change, we look to our Lord as our refuge and strength, and come to remain in Christ, the living Word.

Luke 17:11-19 | God shows up in our lives on a daily basis. But have we taken the time to notice? And if we’ve noticed, how have we turned back to respond in faith? 

Genesis 1:1-2:3 | In the beginning, God created all that is from the dust of the earth. But since then, God hasn’t stopped bringing order from chaos. God creates us as people made on purpose for a purpose, to share God’s light with the world.