Leaning In
Taking the easy way out and offering up platitudes does not lead to growth and change.
Taking the easy way out and offering up platitudes does not lead to growth and change.
God strengthens and enlivens our faith, which becomes evident in the way we live, love, and imitate Christ.
We can call on God in present times of trouble because of what God has done in the past.
Abraham and Sarah’s story teaches us that real, lasting change often takes years and God is eternally patient with us.
Consider how and why you might implement a Lenten practice this year.
Lenten Soup and Study Series sponsored by the Brush Ministerial Association. “Wandering Heart: Figuring Out Faith with Peter”. Wednesdays at noon. Schedule: 2/21 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 2/28 at Brush…
As a follower of Jesus, what attitudes and behaviors do you feel called to leave behind?
God uses the vibrant, colorful rainbow as a sign of God’s steadfast love and faithfulness to all of creation.
Which of Jesus’ teachings or commandments do you have a hard time hearing?
Wednesday, February 14th, 5:30 p.m. at Bethlehem Lutheran Church - 603 Custer St., Brush Join us as we prepare to be marked with the reminder that we were made from…