Hearing Christ’s voice will progress to knowing His voice. The sheep will conform to the nature and will of Christ.
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Author: catlutheran
Easter 7 Wednesday
Family Vacation Bible School
You and your family are invited to join us for a week of Vacation Bible School. Meet each evening at 5:45 for food and fun learning.
5th Wednesday after Easter
Rogation Days
From Latin rogare, meaning, “to ask.” Color is violet (penitential). Immediately follows Rogate Sunday, though the Sunday itself is not penitential and, like the rest of Eastertide, the color is white. History to the Reformation Tied in with early use of litanies in the western church.[i] Major rogation Major rogation (25 April): established in 4th… Continue reading Rogation Days
LSB 473, Our Paschal Lamb, That Sets Us Free
For this 2023 Eastertide, we have chosen LSB 473, Our Paschal Lamb, That Sets Us Free, to be our seasonal hymn. During this joy-filled season of the Church Year, we remember the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus from the dead. By His Resurrection, our Lord has defeated death1 and declared us right with the Father.2… Continue reading LSB 473, Our Paschal Lamb, That Sets Us Free
Easter Wednesday
LSB 743 Jesus Priceless Treasure
We have chosen LSB 743, Jesus, Priceless Treasure, as our AD 2023 Lenten seasonal hymn. The 40-day (not counting Sundays) season of Lent is penitential, as we contemplate our sin and need for a Savior, in the run-up to the Feast of the Resurrection. Long ago, Lent became penitential in tone as those who had… Continue reading LSB 743 Jesus Priceless Treasure
LSB 874 O Splendor of God’s Glory Bright
We have chosen the ancient hymn O Splendor of God’s Glory Bright (LSB 874) as our AD 2023 Epiphanytide seasonal hymn. The word epiphany means revelation or manifestation. During this season in the Church Year, we recount, from Scriptures a number of manifestations of our Lord Jesus. Epiphanytide begins with January 6th’s High Feast of… Continue reading LSB 874 O Splendor of God’s Glory Bright
Conversion of St Paul
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