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The Christian Formerly Known as “Legion” – Second Sunday after Pentecost

Do demons exist? The Bible says "yes". Who is greater? Jesus. He gives us a new identity. No matter what sin plagues us or what you think you're labeled as or label yourself as, what counts to God is that you are His child. That is your identity! A baptized child of God.

Liturgist and Preacher: Rev. Tony Boos; Reader: Devin Brakenhoff

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What’s Going on Here? – The Day of Pentecost

The coming of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost signifies that with the completion of the mission of Jesus God's new age has arrived. The Holy Spirit empowers God's people to understand the mission of Jesus and to proclaim that mission to the world.

Liturgist and Preacher: Rev. Dr. George J. Gude; Reader: Devin Brakenhoff

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Peace That the World Cannot Take Away – Sixth Sunday of Easter

Before the hours of agony leading up to Jesus’ death on a Roman cross, He addressed His disciples. He encouraged them, but He also warned them. Jesus’ words of warning and encouragement speak to us today, calling us to faithfulness, and giving us a peace that the world cannot take away.

Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Jonathan Lange; Reader: Joe Rathert

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All New – Fifth Sunday of Easter

We hear advertisements for "All New" that really aren't. However, God promises a "New Heaven and a New Earth" that really is.

Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Bill Engfehr; Reader: Joe Rathert

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