
Alleluia! Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia! What a grand and Godly consideration of God’s mercy and love in Christ we have this evening 5:30 pm. And tomorrow 9:30 am. In the resurrection account known as “On the Road to Emmaus.” Cleopas and his companion, disciples…
Alleluia! Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia! Dear friends, we are entered into the joyful Eastertide. And what gems of resurrection truth we have from Holy Scripture today and tomorrow. Our Psalm 148 takes us back to God’s original righteous creation and brings us into the…
The Fifth Sunday in Lent. The penultimate Sunday. Next Sunday is Palm Sunday, and Holy Week begins with all the solemn and awful events leading to the Cross of Jesus Christ, His death for sin, and His resurrection for your justification. As is fitting for the penultimate, we…
What is the most widely known verse in the Bible? Certainly John 3:16 has the top honors. Why is this verse so well known? Because it is God, the Son of Man and True god, speaking of the love of His Father and yours, speaking of salvation and…
Christ the King Lutheran Church This weekend we celebrate “The Baptism of Our Lord.” This celebration is always the 1st Sunday after The Epiphany of Our Lord. And it shines the light of God and His glory in Christ Jesus as He fulfills all the righteousness of God,…
Christ the King Lutheran Church Happy New Year! The roads are fair and getting better (for Michiganders and Ohioans it’s a snap). The parking lot is cleared. And the music is ready. Come and begin your New Year of the Lord 2026 the best way: in His House…
Christ the King Lutheran Church Christmas is not only a day—and what a day! But Christmas is a season. The 12 days of Christmas and the first day of Christmas—Christmas! But let’s begin the season on Christmas Eve 7:00 pm Carols and Readings and Candlelight and Silent Night:…
John the Baptist comes out of the desert to preach repentance and amendment of life. We really don’t like to actually consider the facts of life and eternal life in this 21st Century. Nevertheless, in ourselves we are “the brood of vipers” fleeing from “the wrath to come.”…
t’s Christ the King weekend at CTK. Magnificent readings reminding us of the love of God in Christ and His Kingship and everlasting Kingdom. It’s the end of the Church Year and Prophet Malachi, Apostle Paul, and Luke the Evangelist all have great things to say that YOU…
Come to church. Jesus would love to see you and give you Himself. CTK Lambertville Saturday 5:30 Sunday 9:30 you will be glad!
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