Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
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Creative, Courageous Expectancy
Advent invites us to release control, embrace courageous expectancy, and welcome God’s unexpected presence, remembering Christ comes daily in surprising ways.
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The Kingdom Where Love Reigns
Jesus’ kingdom emerges whenever love stands between harm and the vulnerable. In this reign of compassion, we discover true belonging and are invited to join God’s work—encircling others with courage, welcome, and justice so the kingdom becomes visible here and now.
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Gathered, Nourished, and Sent in the Kingdom that Never Crumbles
It can feel like our world is crumbling. Jesus invites us into a different rhythm—one where we are gathered by love, nourished by grace, and sent to serve in a kingdom that will never crumble. Here we are called to love and serve all people with boldness and compassion.
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At the Start of a Moment – Following the God of Life
On September 11, 2001, the community around Gander International Airport in Newfoundland found themselves face-to-face with a moment that would challenge them. When all planes were grounded that were bound for a destination in the United States, 38 planes carrying about 7,000 people were forced to land in Gander. How were they to face this…
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The Relentless Pursuit of Truth
On Reformation Sunday, we remember Martin Luther’s courage to ask, “What is true?” — and we renew our own calling to seek truth that challenges us but also sets us free. Pastor Jeff reflects on faith, history, and the Spirit’s ongoing work to reform hearts and communities today.
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Wrestling, Persistence, and Perseverance
Sometimes, life feels like a tug-of-war between what we hope for and what is. Between wanting peace and being pulled back into struggle. In those moments, I’m reminded that wrestling — whether with God, with others, or within ourselves — isn’t a sign of failure. It’s often the very place where grace shows up. This…
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“It’s Time!”
On Palm Sunday, Jesus entered into Jerusalem in moment that called many people to making decisions: Herod, Pilate, Judas, the disciples, even the owner of the donkey Jesus road on. As we navigate life’s challenges, we know that faith persists even in darkness, death, and what seems hopeless.
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