Hope Lutheran Sunbury

Jesus knows you. He sees you. And He loves you. 

I lift up my eyes to the hills. From where does my help come? My help comes from the Lord. But why? Why does God help us? 

The accounts of the fall into sin and the temptation of Jesus are familiar stories and they help us to learn the truth about ourselves, Jesus, and the love of God. 

Peter had many amazing experiences. He was eyewitness to so many miracles, to the resurrected Christ, and to the transfiguration of Jesus, yet he tells us that we have something even more trustworthy than personal experience. 

Jesus has come to save, but His coming also gives us reason for great joy in enjoying our daily blessings.

Abraham intercedes before God

What does it mean when Jesus says the kingdom of God is near? What does that look like?

In John 1:29-42, John directs his disciples to follow "the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world." They don't really know what they are seeking in Jesus, but they know that they need to be with Him. 

For New Year's Eve we used Psalm 111 to reflect on the great works of God in the past and to hold fast to His promises for our future. 

Shortly after the glory of Christmas, we are faced with the terrible events in which the baby boys in Bethlehem are murdered. What do we do with this? What can we learn from it? 

The Lord wants us to trust Him and has given us great signs in order to confirm our faith.