Ascension Lutheran Church Podcast

Celebrating 32 Years of Ministry This Day

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Virtual Reality and True Reality

This past February, I attended a church conference called Best Practices. It’s a gathering of Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod church workers sharing ideas, practices, and ministries with the hope that something learned may spark an innovation in their current ministry or practice.

Restore Gently

In family life, say nothing of congregational life, when we see someone doing something that is not right, we often swing hard to one extreme to the other. We either come down hard and condemn the sinner or we say nothing at all.

Ascension Lutheran Grade School - Banquet Night July 26

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Good News To Share

I am thankful for the gift of medicine and technology our God has given us. I am praying the cancer cells don’t come back or reactivate. Join me in rejoicing in praise to God and join me in thankfulness even when one is still going through the pay up.

Filled With the Spirit

The amazing truth that confronts each of us today is that the Holy Spirit is just as active today and, in our lives, as he was on the day of Pentecost.

Eye Witness of the Resurrection

This coming Sunday is the last Sunday of Easter until the completion of the 50 day Easter celebration that ends with Pentecost and the coming of the Holy Spirit.

You Are Not Alone

Ascension is the day we celebrate Jesus transitioning from being at one place physically, to be present everywhere, always with us, always showing up somehow, someway as King of kings.

You Are Now Part of the Family

It is hard for us to remember that Christianity isn’t our religion, but we were outsiders who have been adopted into the Jewish family, by the Jewish Messiah.

The Holy Spirit Brings Growth Year After Year

Earlier this Spring, I was cleaning up the corner flower bed by our front door. We have a large River Birch that grows there and its leaves still covered a mound on which we plant flowers. When I blew the leaves off the mound, to my surprise the Dianthus flowers and the Dusty Miller survived the winter