Author: Jimmy Pautz

  • New this Week – March 3, 2019

    New this Week – March 3, 2019

    For Lent 1 – Think ahead for next week – Is it I?  (Matthew 26:20-25) 

    On Ash Wednesday, Christians are called to examine themselves—internally identify their sins—as the cause of the Savior’s passion. Jesus reveals the truth of his own coming betrayal, which brings the disciples to examine their own hearts.  They are drawn to the one and only one they know who can accurately judge the thoughts and attitudes of the heart. They ask him for a right heart, for forgiveness and faith.

    EASTER FLOWERS

    Please check the table in back of church for the Easter Flowers order forms.  Please place the order and your payment in the church office mail slot.  The cost is $14.00 per plant.  Deadline to order is Sunday, April 7th.   Plants can be picked up after the second service on Easter Sunday.

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  • March 3rd Sermon

    2 Corinthians 3:7-18

    “Why Not Wear a Gospel Smile”

    Preacher: Pr. Mark Wagner


  • March 3rd Gospel Lesson

    Luke 9:28-36

    Preacher: Pr. Mark Wagner


  • Lent Sunday Sermon Series


  • Lent MidWeek Sermon Series


  • Sunday Bible Study


  • February 24th Prayers

    February 24th Prayers

    A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in a setting of silver. 

    Proverbs 25:11

    Think for a moment of a treasured piece of jewelry — the gold cross given to you on your confirmation day, your wedding band, grandma’s antique brooch. Perhaps fond thoughts and happy memories flood your mind. The writer of Proverbs compares an appropriate word to a treasured piece of jewelry.

    A loving word, an encouraging word, even a correcting word may have more value than any jewel. It may bring about forgiveness after anger, joy after sorrow, peace after pain. Jesus gives us beautiful examples of words fitly spoken.… “your sins are forgiven” (Matthew 9:2b). “Fear not, … you are of more value than many sparrows” (Matthew 10:31). “Let the little children come to me … ” (Matthew 19:14b).

    At the tomb on Easter Day, Jesus’ simple “Mary” brought her joy and gave her direction (John 20:16). Thank You, Lord, for fitly spoken words that have brought Your love to me. Help me speak words of encouragement, direction, and peace so that others may know Your love. In Jesus’ name. Amen.

    East Asia – Heavenly Father, there are millions of people living in East Asia who are in spiritual darkness. Governments in these areas make it challenging to carry out your Son’s Great Commission. Yet we praise your name for the 150 new souls who have received the blessing of forgiveness in baptism in the past two years. Be with the five national pastors and other spiritual leaders as they serve 7 congregations and 11 church plants. Protect them and give them boldness to proclaim your name, so that the light of the gospel will create faith in many more people. Amen.

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  • New this week – Feb 24, 2019

    New this week – Feb 24, 2019

    MOM’S CIRCLE

    Please join us for Mom’s Circle on Friday, March 1st at 8:30 am in the church Narthex.   Want to stay up to date with Mom’s Circle events and get in touch with other moms? Join our Facebook Group!

    Annual Christian Woman Today Retreat

    You’re Invited! – To the 37th Annual Christian Woman Today Retreat. Come and be refreshed by God’s Word and uplifted with other sisters in Christ!  Christian Woman Today Retreat Our mission is to glorify God, grow in his grace and serve one another as sisters in Christ.
    Email: [email protected]
    Or go to our Website: ChristianWomanToday.org   Questions: Call Linda at 414-507-5341. The Christian Woman Today Retreat is sponsored by Christ the Lord Lutheran Church and School 1650 North Brookfield Road Brookfield, Wisconsin 53045.  Registration Deadline is March 1st.  2019.

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  • February 17th Prayers

    February 17th Prayers

    So Absalom stole the hearts of the men of Israel.  

    2 Samuel 15:6b

    The Bible story of King David and his son, Absalom, is a story of family betrayal. Absalom was plotting to overthrow his father and seize his kingship. His conspiracy left a trail of deceit, betrayal, lies, and even plans to murder his father. In the end, it was Absalom who would die, and only his father’s pain remained. 

    O my son Absalom, my son, my son Absalom! Would I had died instead of you…

    2 Samuel 18:33b

    Betrayal in a family exchanges doing for one another with “How could you do this to me?” Trust is destroyed when trust should abound. Forgiveness is withheld when grace is required. Betrayal is devastating but can be overcome when God’s love abounds and hearts are softened. David never stopped loving his son, as Scripture teaches us all, “…keep loving one another earnestly, since love covers a multitude of sins” (1 Peter 4:8b). Forgiveness and reconciliation are found in Christ.

    Congregational Counseling – Lord Jesus, you gave yourself for the Church and continue to bless us with many gifts, including those who serve our synod through WELS Congregational Counseling. Bless these men and their support staff as they listen carefully to challenges congregations are facing. Give them the wisdom to provide helpful guidance to churches so that more souls can be reached with your saving Word. Amen.

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  • February 24th Sermon

    Romans 15:1-7

    “Paul Outlines The Habits of a Welcoming Church”

    Preacher: Pr. Mark Wagner


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