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An Impossible Escape
God has the power to overcome impossible situations.
Category 1 Corinthians
Red Card
While watching soccer matches, Pastor Pittenger finds an unexpected parallel between the game's final whistle and our ultimate victory that can only be found in Christ Jesus.
So Vast and Big
God is just beyond us. He's so vast and big that we can never fit him in our little heads.
Is That Who You Are?
Why even try? Why even try to really live out what Jesus says?
This Doesn’t Make Sense
Every step of that just doesn't make sense to us. But it's God's wisdom, not ours.
No Quota, Only faithfulness
My life has undergone a rather dramatic shift in the last couple months.
Embrace Your Gifts
I am better at some things than other people are. And so are you.
Warning Labels
It seems as if there is a warning label on everything. On my wife's curling iron the tag says do not use in the shower.
A Hole in the Boat
Jesus died to pay the punishment for your sins. And we can trust this because the Biblical authors reported everything just the way they witnessed it.
Crown of Life
As we witness confirmations in our Lutheran church, we are reminded of our commitment to our faith. In Revelation 2:10, Jesus promises the crown of life to those faithful unto death. Jesus wore our crown of shame, bearing our sins on the cross, so we may inherit eternal life.
The Death Church
Pastor Don Moldstad compares the constant reminder of mortality to a "Death Church." We find hope in Jesus' resurrection, which brings us into the "Life Church." Through Christ, death is overcome, offering believers eternal life.
Historical Facts
Historically, even non-Christians acknowledge Jesus's existence and empty tomb. 1 Corinthians 15 explains death entered through Adam, our ancestor, but through Christ, a new lineage of life is offered. Believing in Jesus grafts us into this living lineage, ensuring our future resurrection like Christ, the firstfruit.