“Let all of me kneel before God’s Holy Name.” Psalm 103 beseeches us to worship God with our whole bodies not just our heads. As we gather for Lenten worship this evening at 7:15 pm at OSL we embark on a five-week worship series focusing on worshiping God with all members of our bodies beginning with our flesh, the broken vessel through which God works to shine light into the…Keep Reading

When a Canaanite woman asked Jesus to heal her daughter, Jesus did not immediately do so. But hidden beneath his “No” was the Savior’s “Yes,” and the woman’s daughter was healed. This Sunday at our 9:30 am worship service we will explore the “Yes!” imbedded in the heart of Jesus. We will also experience the “Yes!” of Jesus as we gather at the altar for Holy Communion and celebrate the…Keep Reading

When Jesus was tempted by the devil, the Savior responded: “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.” At our Ash Wednesday service we will begin our Standing at the Cross series with Standing in the Word. All are invited to join us at Our Savior’s Lutheran in worship this Wednesday, March 1 at 7:15 pm as we are nourished…Keep Reading

Dazed and confused. Afraid but excited. To stay or to go? To tell or to do? Change is in the air this Sunday as we gather for worship on the final Sunday before Lent. How will you react when you experience Jesus in a whole new way? All are invited to be a part of the conversation on Sunday morning at 9:30 am at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church. Plan to…Keep Reading

“Who you are as a disciple is not just about you, but about you as a disciple in community.” Karoline Lewis I wonder what the original disciples might have thought about this statement as they sat with Jesus and listened to him teach. As we continue digging deeper into Matthew 5 learning what it means to be a disciple of Jesus, I wonder how Jesus’ disciples today, including those at…Keep Reading