Salvation Unfolds: With Sufficient Grace
During the season of Epiphany, we are getting to know Jesus better and better. Today, he presents the differences between a life built on faith in him and one built on faith in created things, including ourselves.
Salvation Unfolds: Through Proclamation
Jesus calls Peter, James, and John to be his disciples. But why these men? According to Peter’s self-assessment, it was not because of his own righteousness. Jesus doesn’t argue with his evaluation. But the Lord still calls these men.
ALA Sunday: Living God’s Love
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Salvation Unfolds: Despite Direct Rejection
Throughout the Sundays after the Epiphany of our Lord, we are getting to know Jesus better. Today in our Gospel text, we meet Jesus in the early stages of his public ministry.
Salvation Unfolds: Through Washing
Today’s readings and songs focus on Christ’s baptism. At first glance, it seems like such a strange thing! Why was Jesus baptized?
Salvation Unfolds: To the Nations
The star is a prominent symbol of the Christmas season. We make star-shaped cookies. We hang lighted stars outside our homes. We often adorn the tops of our Christmas trees with stars. The star is important because it led wise men to see the Savior.
Good News: For the World
The star is really an Epiphany symbol. The star is important because it led wise men to see the Savior of nations. On Epiphany, we rejoice in God’s grace to all his people.