University Lutheran

The Elders at University Lutheran lead worship service because they care - they care about God and they care about God's people

Would you want Jesus as your roommate or neighbor? Do you think He will be a great neighbor in the Resurrection?

What might Jesus look like today? Like communion? Like Baptism? Like the Word? Like YOU?!?!

What could change your Monday from being ho-hum to being a Resurrection Monday?

We conclude our "we reject" series by looking at the broken promises of Lent and our broken Savior who paid for us

Our sins are deep in our memories, they're recent events for us - and it is easy for us to slip into those memories. But one day Jesus will come and bring us to a place where our memories of sin will fade and go away.

Guilt is a horrible motivator and really has nothing to do with being a sanctified child of God - we see how God operates without guilt in the story of the "prodigal son"

We continue talking about rejecting sin with Ezekiel, who points out the sin of Israel, and how that works in our lives.

Sometimes we think that we would prefer a nice sounding lie to a truth that leaves us somewhat uncomfortable - but Jesus is truth no matter how we take Him

Why do we attempt to reject sin? Is it for ourselves? No, because Jesus has already saved us - but we do it for others.

Where Jesus is going after the Transfiguration is where we should go, and where we are going is where Jesus should be.

What does Jesus have to do with evil? It's one of those questions that often leaves us philosophically unbalanced - but what we find is that Jesus does have authority over evil, and that it should give us comfort to know that.

Would you throw Jesus off a cliff? You would hope your answer would be "no", but don't be too quick to say that. We're all sinners like those Nazarenes who needed to hear about the Messiah who was coming to save them.

What is a miracle? Who is it about? Looking at John 2 and Jesus' first miracle, we find that miracles focus on Jesus more than they focus on us, although we receive the benefit.

Does it really matter if we recognize that Jesus is the Son of God? It does! We examine how we try to get away from that claim in our sin, and how recognizing Jesus' divinity actually gives us hope for eternity

The stuff that PJ wears on Sunday morning means stuff for him and for other people. Learn what he's communicating by what he wears

Paul talks about "layering" ourselves with the clothes of grace and righteousness that we receive from Christ who clothed us with Himself

When are you due? It's a common question that pregnant women get, but should it be a common question for all Christians?

Do you have any good news that is interrupting your hum drum life?

What is your story? Is it a story of expectations? Is it like the story of Luke or Anna? Seeing or wanting to see Jesus more clearly?

Who was the virgin of Isaiah 7 and what does her story tell us about our God who is with us?

Advent is the beginning of the new church year, and we wonder together what God might bring for church

What does you nationality have to do with who your leader is and vice versa? If Jesus is our leader, are we His nation?

We finish off the BUILT series with pledge Sunday as people consider seeing God's building work in their lives.

When we talk about good works and spiritual sacrifices - often we're not sure what to do - but the key is just to find the next step to take