🩸Blood Drive - May 28

St. Paul Lutheran Church is hosting a Red Cross Blood Drive on May 28 from 12:00-5:00 PM. Appointments are required.


Sermon Series

What Difference Does It Make?

Life is full of either/or moments. Some of them are of little long-term consequence. I will have either the chicken or the fish. Some of them matter more. I will accept the new job offer or keep my current job. One either/or moment is life-changing for every human being. Either Jesus is still dead, or Jesus rose from the dead. Jesus claimed he would rise from the dead. “The Son of Man must suffer many things. . . be killed and after three days rise again” (Mark 8:31). So if Jesus remains dead, he is both a failure and a fraud. If Christ has not been raised, we are still in our sin.

But Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! It makes all the difference! He lives! The season of Easter is a 50-day celebration of that fact.

  • Easter Day - From Death to Life (April 5)

  • Second Sunday of Easter - Proof and Peace (April 12)

  • Third Sunday of Easter - Hope’s Restoration (April 19)

  • Fourth Sunday of Easter - My Good Shepherd (April 26)

  • Fifth Sunday of Easter - The Living Stone (May 3)

  • Sixth Sunday of Easter - Alive in the Spirit (May 10)

  • Seventh Sunday of Easter - Guest Pastor (May 17)

  • Pentecost - Living Water Will Flow (May 24)


Sermon Series for Holy Trinity Sunday - May 31, 2026

Holy Trinity Sunday: The first Sunday after Pentecost, Christians joyfully celebrate the mystery and wonder of God revealed as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—three Persons united in one divine love. Trinity Sunday is a time of praise and thanksgiving for the ways God is present in creation, made known through Jesus Christ, and active in the Spirit moving among believers today. This day celebrates the unity, love, and communion at the heart of the Trinity, inviting us to share in that divine life and reflect it in the world.

Faith in the Triune God: Life in the kingdom is characterized by faith in the triune God from beginning to end. We and all the world were created by the Father, redeemed by his Son, and live by his Spirit. Everything that was, is and will be belongs to him, and has been shown the glory of his nature in Christ Jesus, and received of his abundant life through the Spirit in his word. For all these gifts, we praise him.


Sermon Series

A HEART FOR THE KING

Lessons from the Life of David

This summer, we’ll walk through the life of David—a shepherd, warrior, king, and sinner—whose story is filled with both great faith and real failure. What made David unique was not his perfection, but how God shaped his heart through every season of life. Again and again, we’ll see God at work: choosing the unlikely, fighting for his people, calling them to trust him, and offering grace in their lowest moments. Most importantly, David’s life points beyond itself to Jesus, the true King, who fulfills every promise. As we follow David’s journey, we’ll see that God is shaping our hearts too, forming in us a deeper trust, repentance, and joy in his grace.

  • Chosen By Grace (June 7)

  • The Battle Belongs to the Lord (June 14)

  • God Is Your Refuge (June 21)

  • Waiting On the Lord (June 28)

  • Blessing In Success (July 5)

  • God’s Greater Promise (July 12)

  • A Broken Heart, A Gracious God (July 19)

  • The King Behind the King (July 26)