In our new Sunday morning Bible study, we will be diving into St. Paul’s letter to the Galatians. Whether you have years of experience in the Scriptures or are just beginning your journey, I am excited to have you join us as we explore one of the Apostle Paul’s most passionate and impactful letters. 

Paul’s letter to the Galatians addresses essential questions about the Christian faith: What does it mean to be saved by grace? How are we called to live in the freedom Christ provides? And how do we, as a community, remain true to the Gospel in a world full of competing voices?

Throughout this study, we will look closely at the themes of grace over law, the fruits of the Spirit, and the unity we share in Christ. We will examine how these ancient words resonate with our modern lives and how Luther’s insights into Galatians have shaped our understanding of faith, justification, and Christian living.

Wednesday night study on the Augsburg Confession

The Augsburg Confession, first publicly read in Augsburg on June 25,1530, stands as a foundational document for the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod and continues to shape the faith and life of its members nearly five centuries later. The Augsburg Confession was written to clarify, defend, and unify Christian doctrine during the Reformation, presenting a bold witness to the authority of Scripture, the centrality of Christ, and the heart of the Church's mission. Its words echo through time, calling us to return to the Gospel and to embrace the transformative grace it proclaims.

The Augsburg Confession - Phillip Melanchthon