With the contributions of our congregation, Eastside Lutheran Church was able to help someone go from being homeless to living in an apartment. Through your donation to the “First Loved Fund,” we were able to pay a deposit on an apartment so a lady could have a roof over her head and be warm this holiday season.
What is the first feeling that comes to mind when you hear the word “repentance”? Pain? Sorrow? Grief? What about joy?
Come join us this Sunday as Pastor Berg teaches on “The Joy of Repentance” from the passage Luke 3:7-18. We will be blessed in our 10:30am service to hear the Christmas story from our Sunday School children. Nothing is sweeter than seeing the children learn and demonstrate God’s Word.
Tonight we focus on the climactic fourth name given to the coming Messiah from Isaiah’s familiar words in chapter 9. The promised child, the Son which is given, will be called the “Prince of Peace.”
You are invited to come hear are our Eastside students (grades 3K to 8th grade) put on this years Children’s Christmas Service on December 21st, at 10:00 am and 6:30 pm.
It was the best of times it was the worst of times…not a tale of two cities, but a tale of two students.
Standing at the edge of the Upper Pool, a rock-hewn aqueduct, near the Gihon Spring, we find King Ahaz of Judah, deathly afraid.
Paradoxically, despite the daily distractions and disasters we face, with our Savior on the way we can all assume a posture of hope. Sermon based on Luke 21:25-36.
We all know the words so well. Our children share them with us every year. “In those days, Caesar Augustus issued a decree…” On they go for twenty verses. We sit and listen and say the words right along with them.
