Matthew 2:13-23
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Matthew 2:13-23
Sunday, 10:00 am: Divine Service with Holy Communion 10:20 am: Sunday School resumes Last day to donate to the backpack food program
Luke 2:1-20
The eternal Son of God, Jesus Christ, took on human flesh and was born in order to suffer and die as the Savior of the world.
Matthew 1:18-25
Jesus is Immanuel (“God with us”), whose birth name, Jesus, means “Yahweh is salvation.”
Matthew 3:1-12
Baptism works repentance and forgiveness of sins by joining us to the death and resurrection of Jesus. Therefore, the baptized live a constant life of repentance, returning in confession, being forgiven, and bearing the fruit of repentance.
Matthew 21:1-11
Jesus came in humility to redeem us from sin through his death and resurrection. He still comes to us through his Word and Sacraments to deliver his forgiveness to us. We should walk in love as we anticipate the appearance of his eternal Kingdom.
1 Timothy 2:1-6
God has created each person, and Jesus has paid the ransom for all sin. Therefore, we give thanks to God for all people and pray that they would be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth.
Colossians 1:13-20; Luke 23:27-43
By his death on a cross, Jesus reconciled sinners to God and purchased them for his Kingdom.
Luke 21:5-36
For those redeemed by Jesus’ blood and looking for his glorious appearance, it will be our final redemption, delivering us from evil forever.
Luke 20:27-40
Jesus is the living God who gives life through his resurrection from the dead.
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