St. Peter’s Weekly Messages

Epiphany | Jesus as a Toddler | 2

St. Peter’s Lutheran | Epiphany | January 7, 2024 | Pastor Adam Rodriguez

Epiphany | Jesus Presented at the Temple | 1

St. Peter’s Lutheran | December 31, 2023 | Pastor Tim Carter

Christmas Eve 2023 | Waiting on Christmas

St. Peter’s Lutheran | December 24, 2023 | Pastor John Cordrey

Arise and Shine | Eternal Light | 4

St. Peter’s Lutheran | December 20, 2023 | Pastor Tim Carter | We look forward to Jesus’ Second Advent, when we will be raised in glory to live in his presence and shine like stars forever. Come, Lord Jesus!

Dysfunctional Family Christmas | When You Bring Dysfunction Upon Yourself | 3

St. Peter’s Lutheran | December 17, 2023 | Pastor Adam Rodriguez | David: When You Bring Dysfunction Upon Yourself | God calls us out of the dysfunction we bring on ourselves into His kingdom so we can “dwell in the house of the Lord forever.” God never lets the sin and dysfunction of His people stop the advancement of His Kingdom.

Arise and Shine | Healing Light | 3

St. Peter’s Lutheran | December 13, 2023 | Daniel Bodemann | With repentant joy we anticipate the birth of our Savior. We listen to his Word and live according to it until he comes again.

Arise and Shine | Reflected Light | 2

St. Peter’s Lutheran | December 6, 2023 | Pastor John Cordrey | We then reflect God’s light to other people. Jesus not only takes away our guilt, he also takes away our messy, ugly shame. The Child of Bethlehem was born for you! He came to suffer and die for you, to cleanse you from guilt and shame. By God’s grace, through faith in Christ Jesus, you are beautiful.

Arise and Shine | Rising Light | 1

St. Peter’s Lutheran | November 29, 2023 | Pastor John Cordrey | Living in the light of Jesus, we prepare to celebrate his birth. Repenting of our sins, we put away the works of darkness and dress in the armor of light.

Dysfunctional Family Christmas | When Dysfunction Tries to Define You By the Past | 2

St. Peter’s Lutheran | December 10, 2023 | Pastor John Cordrey | Zerubbabel: When Dysfunction Tries to Define You By the Past | Jesus puts the past behind us and prepares for us a greater future to come

Dysfunctional Family Christmas | When Dysfunction Seeks to Define You By Your Ugly | 1

St. Peter’s Lutheran | December 3, 2023 | Pastor Adam Rodriguez | Dysfunctional Family Christmas |  Despite the ugliness that dysfunction brought out in Tamar, God took it and brought about something beautiful, a child who would be an ancestor to the one who brings beauty out of ashes; Jesus Christ.