February 28, 2021 Worship Service & Daily Devotions

We are so glad you’re joining Reformation for online worship! 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.

As we continue through Lent, a key conversation between Jesus and Peter unfolds as the disciples travel with Jesus in Mark 8:27-38. Peter identifies Jesus correctly as “the Messiah,” but then is surprised when Jesus defines that title in a radically new way. Pastor Paige invites listeners to consider the titles they bear, and how prioritizing one particular title above all others makes a difference for their lives.

We hope you will continue to pursue your faith journey with daily devotions that can be downloaded here.

After the service, we invite you to fill out an online response card here. Also, if you are able, we invite you to partner with us by financially supporting Reformation here. Your generosity allows us to bring the hope of Jesus to Milford and beyond during this time of pandemic. Thank you!

February 21, 2021 Worship Service & Daily Devotions

We are so glad you’re joining Reformation for online worship! 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.

On this first Sunday in Lent, we read Mark 1:9-15 and hear about the beginning of Jesus’ ministry. He announces a new Kingdom, a new way of life. Pastor Eric’s sermon helps us to see this Kingdom, in contrast with the kingdom of the world, by looking at the “directions” found in this Gospel reading.

We hope you will continue to pursue your faith journey with daily devotions that can be downloaded here.

After the service, we invite you to fill out an online response card here. Also, if you are able, we invite you to partner with us by financially supporting Reformation here. Your generosity allows us to bring the hope of Jesus to Milford and beyond during this time of pandemic. Thank you!

Ash Wednesday (February 17, 2021) Worship

We welcome you to Reformation’s Ash Wednesday worship. Today marks the beginning of Lent, the 40 days leading up to Easter. We begin this season of penitence with a service focused on confessing our sin to the Lord, who is gracious and merciful, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love.

In a time when we have already given up so many things, let Ash Wednesday and Lent be a time of setting our hearts on the love and mercy of Christ, who takes our sins away and gives us new life.

This service includes a postlude of reflective music; we encourage you to continue to pray, confess, and meditate on the love of God during that time.

February 14, 2021 Worship Service & Daily Devotions

We are so glad you’re joining Reformation for online worship! We hope that this time of prayer, song, and hearing the Word of God will not only encourage you, but also empower you to reflect the love and glory of Christ to others.

This is a festival day, the celebration of The Transfiguration of Our Lord. The gospel lesson from Mark 9:2-9 tells the story of Jesus transfigured in dazzling light on a mountaintop. A few of his closest disciples witness Jesus shining with the glory of God. What will they do with that vision? How will it change them? In this sermon, Pastor Paige invites listeners to look upon Jesus, transfigured on the mountain, and to consider how they, too, are changed by seeing our Lord in this new and inspiring way. We hope you will continue to pursue your faith journey with daily devotions that can be downloaded here.

After the service, we invite you to fill out an online response card here. Also, if you are able, we invite you to partner with us by financially supporting Reformation here. Your generosity allows us to bring the hope of Jesus to Milford and beyond during this time of pandemic. Thank you!

February 7, 2021 Worship Service & Daily Devotions

We are so glad you’re joining Reformation for online worship! We hope that this time of prayer, song, and hearing the Word of God will give strength to your soul and draw you close to the Lord who loves you.

What does a life shaped by Christ look like? The story of Jesus healing Simon’s mother-in-law and then pulling back from the crowds to pray shows us what it could mean for us to be made well and whole by God’s mercy and grace. We hope you will continue to pursue your faith journey with daily devotions that can be downloaded here.

During today’s service, you will see our Congregational Council and officers installed, which we did over a Zoom call. Our outgoing treasurer, Emmett Venett, is also shown with a plaque given him in thanksgiving for his diligent, devoted service..

After the service, we invite you to fill out an online response card here. Also, if you are able, we invite you to partner with us by financially supporting Reformation here. Your generosity allows us to bring the hope of Jesus to Milford and beyond during this time of pandemic. Thank you!

January 31, 2021 Worship Service & Daily Devotions

We are so glad you’re joining Reformation for online worship! We hope that this time of prayer, song, and hearing the Word of God will give strength to your soul and draw you close to the Lord who loves you.

Our reading from 1 Corinthians 8:1-13 involves a topic that probably seems obscure to us: whether or not it is permissible for Christians to eat food that has been sacrificed to idols. But the issues underneath this question, and the way the Apostle Paul resolves it, resonate deeply with our needs for community and the kind of spiritual environment where we can grow in God’s grace. We hope you will continue to pursue your faith journey with daily devotions that can be downloaded here.

After the service, we invite you to fill out an online response card here. Also, if you are able, we invite you to partner with us by financially supporting Reformation here. Your generosity allows us to bring the hope of Jesus to Milford and beyond during this time of pandemic. Thank you!

January 24, 2021 Worship Service & Daily Devotions

We are so glad you’re joining Reformation for online worship! We hope that this time of prayer, song, and hearing the Word of God will give strength to your soul and draw you close to the Lord who loves you.

Jesus arrives on the scene to begin his ministry in today’s gospel reading from Mark 1:14-20. Before he recruits his first disciples, Jesus announces his mission and purpose. In today’s sermon, Pastor Paige reflects on Jesus’ mission, his timing, and his invitation for us to follow him and to participate in spreading the good news of God’s kingdom. You can continue your journey of faith with daily devotions that can be downloaded here.

If you are interested in learning about how you can attend our annual congregational meeting on January 31, you can click here.

After the service, we invite you to fill out an online response card here. Also, if you are able, we invite you to partner with us by financially supporting Reformation here. Your generosity allows us to bring the hope of Jesus to Milford and beyond during this time of pandemic. Thank you!

January 17, 2021 Worship Service & Daily Devotions

We are so glad you’re joining Reformation for online worship! We hope that this time of prayer, song, and hearing the Word of God will give strength to your soul and draw you close to the Lord who loves you.

We are an impatient people. But genuine spiritual transformation, of individuals and communities, is a long road. Our reading from John 1:43-51 calls us to patience and perseverance as we follow Jesus. You can continue your journey of faith with daily devotions that can be downloaded here.

If you are interested in learning about how you can attend our annual congregational meeting on January 31, you can click here.

After the service, we invite you to fill out an online response card here. Also, if you are able, we invite you to partner with us by financially supporting Reformation here. Your generosity allows us to bring the hope of Jesus to Milford and beyond during this time of pandemic. Thank you!

January 10, 2021 (Baptism of Our Lord) Worship Service

We are so glad you’re joining Reformation for online worship! We hope that this time of prayer, song, and hearing the Word of God will strengthen your spirit as we observe the festival of the Baptism of Our Lord.

In a time when our nation has experienced a disturbing disruption, how can Christians faithfully work for truth and righteousness without being dragged into a cycle of anger and payback? The story of Jesus’ baptism by John in Mark 1:4-11 offers us a way forward. You can continue your journey of faith with daily devotions that can be downloaded here.

After the service, we invite you to fill out an online response card here. Also, if you are able, we invite you to partner with us by financially supporting Reformation here. Your generosity allows us to bring the hope of Jesus to Milford and beyond during this time of pandemic. Thank you!

January 3, 2021 (Christmas 2) Worship Service

We are so glad you’re joining Reformation for online worship! We hope that this time of prayer, song, and hearing the Word of God will strengthen your spirit during these twelve days of Christmas and this new year’s time of reflection and hope.

It’s still the Christmas season! The joyful celebration of Jesus’ birth continues! In the gospel reading from John 1:1-18, we get to hear how Jesus, the Word made flesh, brings us and the whole world light, grace, and truth. Pastor Paige invites listeners to reflect on three questions about the gift of Jesus to help them make the most of this gift in their lives.

After the service, we invite you to fill out an online response card here. Also, if you are able, we invite you to partner with us by financially supporting Reformation here. Your generosity allows us to bring the hope of Jesus to Milford and beyond during this time of pandemic. Thank you!

The Vision of Reformation Lutheran Church:
“Being transformed by Jesus so that, through us, he is transforming the world.”

OUr mission:
Welcome people to faith. Make disciples. Live what we believe.