"Walk in Truth" (March 9, 2025 Lent 1 Worship Service)

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On the first Sunday in Lent, we follow Jesus into the desert where, for 40 days, he faces temptation. In this sermon based on Luke 4:1-13, Pastor Eric invites us to see the lies that temptation offers us, and to walk in the truth that Jesus alone can give.

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March 5, 2025 Ash Wednesday Worship Service

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In a world where everyone has to be “right” all the time, Ash Wednesday offers a vision of hope. What if we don’t have to be all right all the time? What if we could find grace? This is the great promise of Ash Wednesday.

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“The Brightness of the Son” (March 2, 2025 Transfiguration Worship Service)

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Jesus shocked his three closest disciples with his Transfiguration. On a mountaintop, a quiet moment of Jesus praying turned into a vision of the Son of God shining with a brilliant light. As Pastor Paige explores in this sermon on Luke 9:28-36, the Transfiguration brings us to the highest and brightest moment of Jesus’ glory, before Ash Wednesday begins his journey to his cross. The Transfiguration offers the opportunity for us to get to see Jesus in a new way. It gives us a chance to get to know him better, before he travels down the road that leads to his death and resurrection, for our sake, and for the salvation of all people.

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"Show Your Face" (February 23, 2025 Epiphany 7 Worship Service)

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In today's Gospel reading (Luke 6:27-38), Jesus commands us to "love your enemies." How far our world has strayed from this will of God. But in a society where we have a hard time tolerating people who look or vote differently than we do, how can "love your enemies" become real? Reflecting on Jesus' instruction to "turn the other cheek," Pastor Eric helps us to see how the love of Christ restores our humanity, allowing us to show others what God's love truly looks like.

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February 16, 2025 Epiphany 6 Worship Service

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The Apostle Paul had his hands full writing letters to the churches he’d founded, answering their questions, and helping solve their conflicts. In today’s second reading, the Corinthians are confused about the resurrection, the foundation of the Christian faith. Paul writes to help them understand the truth that just as Christ was raised from the dead, they would be raised, also. In this sermon, Pastor Paige explores the apostle’s practical advice for living out their faith and sharing their hope in Jesus’ resurrection with others.

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"Afraid of God?" (February 9, 2025 Epiphany 5 Worship Service)

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Our three readings today (Isaiah 6:1-8, 1 Corinthians 15:1-11, and Luke 5:1-11) all show us heroes of the faith confessing their sinfulness, and even, like Peter, asking Jesus to go away from him because of his fear. Should we be terrified of God? How does God react to our faults and flaws, and even to our fear? Today's sermon will challenge and encourage you to come to know the love of God even more deeply.

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February 2, 2025 Epiphany 4 Worship Service

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January 26, 2025 Epiphany 3 Worship Service

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On this Sunday of Reformation's annual meeting, Pastor Eric moves through our three readings to see how each one reveals not only our culture's consumerist mentality, but also how God's grace is the antidote. The mindset says that church is for me, that faith is individual, and that if someone loves us, they will agree with what we already think we know or feel or believe. But there is a more noble path: the life of self-giving love poured out for us in the grace of Jesus.

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“My Day! My Day!” (January 19, 2025 Epiphany 2 Worship Service)

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What memorable weddings have you attended? Have you ever been to a wedding where the hosts ran out of food, drink, or—gasp—cake? Today’s Gospel reading from John 2:1-11 is a vivid story from a wedding where things didn’t go as planned. In this sermon, Pastor Paige shares how, with Jesus in attendance, there was more joy and abundance than the guests or even the bride and groom could have anticipated. At this wedding, Jesus performs his first sign, or miracle, in the Gospel of John. It’s an experience that reveals Jesus’ glory and brings the disciples to faith. Would you like to be part of this wedding to end all weddings? Join us for the livestream or recorded service, and be our guest!  

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"A New Beginning" (January 12, 2025 The Baptism of Our Lord Worship Service)

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It’s a new year! Does it still feel like it? Some people call January 10 “Quitters’ Day,” because so many people drop their new year’s resolutions by then. This Sunday is the festival of the Baptism of Our Lord, marking the beginning of Jesus’ earthly ministry. It’s a good day, at the start of January, to think about new beginnings. What are you hoping for in 2025? What might God be intending for this new year? We hope you are encouraged and challenged in your faith by today’s sermon.

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January 5, 2025 Christmas 2 Worship Service

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During the Christmas season, we hear many names for the infant Jesus, including newborn King, Wonderful Counselor, and Prince of Peace. At the end of the 12 days of Christmas, John 1:1-18 gives us yet another way of naming our Savior and Lord. Jesus is “the Word” who “became flesh and lived among us.” What difference does that name make for our faith and for our lives as Jesus' disciples? In this sermon, Pastor Paige explores that question. She also shares good news about our new name, a name made possible by Jesus being born among us.

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Lessons, Carols, & Communion (December 29, 2024 Christmas 1 Worship Service)

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Merry Christmas! We are so glad you’re joining Reformation for online worship as we continue to celebrate the 12 Days of Christmas!! We hope that this time of prayer, song, and hearing the Word of God will help you to go deeper in your relationship with Jesus and grow in your love and service. Please use the button above to download a bulletin to help you follow along with the service.

Today, we hear Scripture and sing Christmas hymns to celebrate the birth of Christ.

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"A Tale of Two Kings" (Christmas Eve 2024 Worship Service)

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Merry Christmas! Welcome to Reformation’s online Christmas Eve worship as we celebrate the birth of God made flesh, Jesus Christ. We hope that this time of music, Scripture, prayer, preaching, candlelight, and praise will open your heart to the wonder of the Christ Child.

In the Christmas Gospel of Luke 2:1-20, we see Emperor Augustus showing his control over the world by calling a registration. “Control” is such a human response to fear, pain, or uncertainty. But we also see the actions of another, heavenly King, who sees the brokenness of our lost world, but does not respond by taking control. In the birth of Jesus, something so much greater than control is found. In him, there is healing, hope, and salvation. Come, let us adore him!

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We thank our young musicians for offering their talents in the worship of the newborn King tonight. May you have a blessed Christmas.

"O Holy Light" (December 22, 2024 Advent 4 Choir Cantata & Worship Service)

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Today, we celebrate the Fourth Sunday of Advent with the choir cantata “O Holy Light.” We are thankful for all the work they have put in to prepare this inspiring service of music, and we hope that is helps you to focus on Jesus as the celebration of his birth draws near.

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"Rebooting the System" (December 15, 2024 Advent 3 Worship Service)

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In Luke 3:7-18, John the Baptist gives a fiery message of repentance. But what if he isn’t just an angry scold? What if he is “preparing the way” for new life, hope, joy, and peace? That is what the Savior brings. But if we keep on doing what we’ve always done, thinking how we’ve always thought, and making the same choices we’ve always made, we will end up rejecting the Christ child when he comes. Our “operating system” needs an update. Our system needs to be rebooted. John the Baptist shows the way.

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Blue Christmas Worship Video, December 11, 2024

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We are glad that you are joining Reformation for our Blue Christmas service. We pray that this time of prayer, song, silence, and Scripture will bring you the comfort of God’s promises in all of your griefs and losses. You can use the button above to download a copy of the bulletin to help you follow along in the service.

We are grateful to Reformation member Pastor Dianna Smith for preaching God’s Word of hope tonight. The Savior, born in humble lowliness, will come to heal all that is broken.

Peace, encouragement, and strength to you.

"An Active Advent" (December 8, 2024 Advent 2 Worship Service)

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Advent is a season of waiting for Jesus to come at Christmas and at the end of time. John the Baptist is a key figure during Advent as he prepares the way for Jesus. In this sermon on two of today’s readings, Luke 1:68-79 and Luke 3:1-6, Pastor Paige dives into John’s role and shares how he inspires us to actively grow in our faith and intentionally share Jesus’ love during the Advent season.

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"Not Supposed to Be This Way" (December 1, 2024 Advent 1 Worship Service)

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The idea of Christ coming again can sound threatening. But what if it is actually a promise that can give us great hope and courage when we face trials and challenges? In this sermon based on Luke 21:25-36, Pastor Eric helps us to see that the promise of Christ's return gives us power when the world is not the way it's supposed to be.

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Thanksgiving Eve 2024 Worship Service

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"Who Gets Your Glory?" (November 24, 2024, Christ the King Sunday Worship Video)

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It’s Christ the King Sunday, which means that it’s the end of the church year. Like the end of the calendar year, it’s a good time to pause and reflect on our commitment to our faith and our actions over the past year. How have we been giving Jesus, our crucified and risen King, the glory as we live out our lives? How have we been using our gifts and skills to serve him and build up his kingdom of love and peace? Those are some of the question Pastor Paige asks in this sermon, which focuses on the second reading, Revelation 1:4b-8. May you be blessed on this Christ the King Sunday as you hear all that Jesus Christ has done for you, and give thanks to him for the gift of eternal life!

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