There’s something about home. Home is where you relax after a long day of work. Home is where you can let your hair down, because you know the people there will love you, even with your quirks and flaws. Home is where you feel most safe, in a world which is anything but.
Jesus intended for his church to be more than a school where we learn about God’s Word. He intended it to be more than a cathedral where we praise our Creator. Jesus intended for church to be a home, a place where we gather with Christian family and enjoy all the blessings of home.
Sometimes the journey is more important than the destination, but not when it comes to heaven. Our experience of life changes dramatically we can walk this journey of earth with our hearts fixed squarely on our eternal home of heaven.
Pastor Mark Henke preached this sermon on November 16, 2019 at the Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Parkway campus in Appleton, WI.
Learn more at www.bethanyappleton.orgSometimes the journey is more important than the destination, but not when it comes to heaven. Our experience of life changes dramatically we can walk this journey of earth with our hearts fixed squarely on our eternal home of heaven.
Pastor Mark Henke preached this sermon on November 16, 2019 at the Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Parkway campus in Appleton, WI.
Learn more at www.bethanyappleton.org
Home is a safe space. But not even home can keep you safe from everything. Today Jesus shows us how wherever we go, we have a safe place in his gospel.
Pastor Zach Gebert preached this sermon on November 9, 2019 at the Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Parkway campus in Appleton, WI.
Learn more at www.bethanyappleton.org
Jesus shows us our true identity, his children. And in the freedom we have at the cross, we can be who we are in any situation.
Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon on November 2, 2019 at the Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Parkway campus in Appleton, WI.
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Church isn’t a museum for the perfect. It’s a refuge for the lost. We’ve all be there, sometimes we still are. We have a God who seeks the lost and gives them home. He draws us together and to him here at Bethany.
Pastor Mark Henke preached this sermon on October 27, 2019 at the Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Parkway campus in Appleton, WI.
Learn more at www.bethanyappleton.org
A King and His Kingdom—concepts that normally don’t fit our day-to-day experience of reality, except they do. When we recognize the King who protects us, the Kingdom in which we live, and the Kingdom that waits for us, everything falls into perspective.
Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon on November 23, 2019 at the Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Parkway campus in Appleton, WI.