We need Jesus and God's Word to make atonement for our sins, to free us from the fear of death and to help us in temptation. May we never forget to read and study and pray to our Lord!

God’s name is kept holy when His Word is taught in its truth and purity, as we as children of God lead holy lives according to it. This is how a holy man kept a holy name holy: by teaching the truth and by living the truth.  Through Christ, we have no ‘dirty laundry’ to be ashamed of before God’s holy throne-Romans 8:1: There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.

Service:  Divine Service II, Page 28 of Christian Worship Supplement
Hymns:  CWS 765; CW 434; CW 453; CW 422.

Based on Matthew 2:1-12, Pastor Krueger shares how the Star, like God's Word, captures the sinner's attention and leads the sinner to Jesus.

Pastor Iwinski shares an unusual message based on Mark 9:2-9, the transfiguration of our Lord:  “How to Kill the Christian Church”. 

Order of service, Christian Worship, page 26
Hymns:  CW 106, CW 390, CW 95

Order of Service: CW page 38
Hymns:  CW 234, Psalm 103, CW 93, CW 353, CWS 760.

What do you know for sure?  Pastor Krueger shares the apostle Paul’s thoughts on exactly what we can know for sure about all things.  “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him…” Romans 8:28a
 
 

Based on 1 Samuel 3:1-10, Pastor Iwinski reminds us that God has called YOU by name, just as He did Samuel. Listen to Him and cherish the Word for what it is. Read it and hear it again and again. In these words receive Christ and so be saved.

Martin Luther College has partnered with Immanuel in their Equipping Christian Witnesses program. Rebekah Edelburg introduces the program video from MLC president, Rich Gurgel.

Our life on this earth as Christians is about making a difference. Pastor Krueger shares how the words of our lesson, "one of these little ones", applies to making a difference in the lives of not only the unborn, but also those who have been touched by abortion.

Order of service: CW page 15
Hymns:  CWS 756; Psalm 39CWS, CW 85; CW 543; CW 452

“Our Father who art in heaven…”
 
Many have said this prayer to our heavenly Father.  Pastor Krueger shares some insight on just what this prayer means and what God sacrificed so we could call Him our Father.

Hymns:  CW 397; CWS Psalm 3; CW 409; CWS 714; CWS 752; CW 309; "Glorify Thy Name"

Based upon Mark 1:21-28, Pastor Iwinski shares the power that exists at church and the power that God displays and give every time His Word is preached and taught in Its truth and purity.

Today's service is from Christian Worship Supplement, page 15
Hymns: Christian Worship 82, 556, 333 and 395
Psalm: Christian Worship Psalm 1, page 64.