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Season of Epiphany

​The Transfiguration of our Lord (February 27, 2022)
Moses was a faithful servant in God's house; Jesus is greater, a faithful Son in God's house!  He is worthy of our hearing what He has to say to us in the Scriptures.
The Seventh Sunday after the Epiphany (February 20, 2022)
Our Heavenly Father has mercy on us.  Jesus would have us be merciful as children of our Heavenly Father.  He gives the power to do this in light of our neighbor's sins through His Word which leads us to be thankful and joyful in all that God has done, and does -- not only for our salvation, but for that of our neighbor (even our enemy).
​The Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany (February 13, 2022)
The distinction between those blessed by God and those cursed with the perishing is in what, or whom, they trust.  Jesus doesn't take away all suffering or sorrow in this brief life, but He does relieve it with the assurance that we have His grace and the inheritance of eternal life.

​The Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany (February 6, 2022)

Jesus taught the crowds, then He taught Peter to trust His word.  Jesus gave Simon fish in abundance, and by the power of His word He gives us forgiveness in abundance as well.
The Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany (January 30, 2022)
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Jesus' word held power over forces of spiritual darkness and over fevers.  His word releases those imprisoned by demons, by their sins, by the brokenness of our bodies and this world.  He provides us with His victory by grace through faith!
The Third Sunday after the Epiphany (January 23, 2022)
Jesus returned home to Nazareth.  While His townspeople welcomed His miracles, they had less of a reception for Him, the Savior of God to which all miracles point. ​
​The Second Sunday after the Epiphany (January 16, 2022)
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Jesus did His first miracle, or sign, at the wedding of Cana.  Without a word, He changed water into wine.  With a word He forgives sins, changes water into a saving means of grace, and makes bread and wine His body and blood for the preparation of His people for an eternal wedding banquet -- that of the Lamb and His bride, the Church.

The Baptism of our Lord
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The baptism which Jesus received was different from the baptism which Jesus has instituted for us to receive.  By both baptisms of Jesus we have a Savior and the delivered salvation that He has won for us!
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  • CREED
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    • Rite of Confirmation
    • Augsburg Confession >
      • Article 1: God
      • Article 2: Original Sin
      • Article 3: The Son of God
      • Article 4: Justification
      • Article 5: Ministry
      • Article 6: New Obedience
      • Article 7: The Church
      • Article 8: What the Church Is
      • Article 9: Baptism
      • Article 10: The Lord's Supper
      • Article 11: Confession
      • Article 12: Repentance
      • Article 13: The Use of the Sacraments
      • Article 14: Order in the Church
      • Article 15: Church Ceremonies
      • Article 16: Civil Government
      • Article 17: Christ's Return for Judgment
      • Article 18: Free Will
      • Article 19: The Cause of Sin
      • Article 20: Good Works
      • Article 21: Worship of the Saints
      • Article 22: Both Kinds In the Sacrament
      • Article 23: The Marriage of Priests
      • Article 24: The Mass
      • Article 25: Confession
      • Article 26: Distinction of Meats
      • Article 27: Monastic Vows
      • Article 28: Church Authority
      • Conclusion to the Augsburg Confession
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