St. John’s Family Life Director, Anna Kruger, recorded today’s devotion in one of her favorite places – a coffee shop! She turned the camera on each of the girls who were joining her on Wednesday afternoon at Coffee Chaos for the “Girls Small Group Bible Study”. Each of them shared their favorite Bible verse which all are inspirational so perhaps one of…
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On this post-election day, Pastor Dan Kempin shares a breaking news story from our sanctuary this morning … and even though our leaders have not been decided, we will rejoice and be glad in this day! Click the link below to listen …
On this election day, Pastor Josh Parsons shares some Biblical insight on leadership, with many verses coming from Proverbs as well as 2 Samuel. Our prayer for today is that by God’s grace, we may have a leader who rules righteously and with a fear of God. Click the link below to listen …
In today’s devotion, Principal Brad Massey ponders the question “What is heaven? It is the promise of that perfect relationship that we once had with God at creation”. He also shares a reading from Revelations 7, where John describes the vision that God gave to him of what heaven will be like. What a beautiful image he gives. And what a comfort…
This week’s devotions are focusing on various aspects of Martin Luther’s “Reformation”, which started on October 31, 1517. Today St. John’s Music Director, Karen Kempin, shares a few thoughts about singing, which was at the heart of the Reformation. Luther was a prolific hymn writer who reinvigorated singing in the church. Click the link below to hear the words of Psalm 98…
This week’s devotions are focusing on various aspects of Martin Luther’s “Reformation”, which started on October 31, 1517. Today St. John’s Family Life Director, Anna Kruger, explains the various parts of “Luther’s Seal”, also known as “Luther’s Rose”. Click the link below to hear about the symbolism behind this Lutheran confession of faith …
This week’s devotions are focusing on various aspects of Martin Luther’s “Reformation”, which started on October 31, 1517. Today St. John’s Senior Pastor, Dan Kempin, speaks about another important aspect of the Reformation: the translation of the Bible from Latin into a language the people could understand. Click the link below to listen as he shares a message about how we need…
This week’s devotions are focusing on various aspects of Martin Luther’s “Reformation”, which started on October 31, 1517. Today St. John’s Associate Pastor, Josh Parsons, shares the words of Article IV in the Book of Concord, the “Augsburg Confessions”. This is the real jewel of the Luther’s Reformation! Click the link below to listen as he tells us the way to heaven…
This week’s devotions will be focusing on various aspects of Martin Luther’s “Reformation”, which started on October 31, 1517. Today we hear St. John’s Principal, Brad Massey, give a brief explanation of one of the cornerstones of Lutheran beliefs, “Faith Alone”, from Romans 1. Click the link below to listen and be sure to stay tuned each day this week for more…
St. John’s Music Director, Karen Kempin, shares an explanation of an oft-used term in the Bible – bow. This action is still used frequently in Asian countries and European countries with royalty to show respect. But here in America, the practice of bowing has faded. However, Karen reminds us that what is important is the condition of our heart – do you…