Join us for our Lenten Study “Hand of the Lord” led by Pastor Jim. Hands are an overlooked, but central part of our lives—whether tightening a bolt, crocheting, or typing on a computer, there is so much that we do with our hands. They can be used to heal or hurt, work or wreck, build or break, seize or surrender, etc. As the “hands of Christ” this series will give you some ways to better understand how Jesus used His hands so that we can better use ours to serve Him and His people. - Pastor Jim
Join us this as we continue the adventure of the last book of the Bible that John wrote: Revelation. We will be starting with chapter 12 and working our way through to chapter 22. The study will begin 7:30 PM Eastern time, 6:30 PM for the folks joining us in Central time and runs for 1 1/2 hours each Monday evening. Contact the Church Office at flc@firstlutheranchurch.org for information on how to receive a Zoom link from Dawn Boyd for the study.
This series will help you better understand familiar events in the life and ministry of Jesus by exploring the historical context and cultural background associated with the events AND help you connect it to your own life today. Lunch Bunch meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month. We’ll gather at 11:30am for fellowship and bag lunch followed by the study at Noon. 2nd & 4th Wednesdays at 11:30 a.m. via Zoom: Led by Pastor Jim Kent
Are you interested in learning more about what we believe, teach, and confess about God’s Word, the gift of His Sacraments, and how we live our lives as His children? Are you new to First Lutheran and desire to know more about how you can participate in the life of God’s Church here? If so, join me for a 6-session class called “Discovery” that answers these and other questions you might have. Classes will be held at various times throughout the year. Please contact Pastor Jim at pastor@firstlutheranchurch.org or by calling the office at 410-257-3030 if you are interested in finding out more information.
Have you ever wondered why Jesus called James and John “sons of thunder”? Or why we say in the apostles creed that “Jesus descended into hell”? Join us on Saturday February 22 at 10:00am where we will be using scripture to answer any questions you may have. Whether it be about a specific section of scripture, or what does God’s Word say about areas of our life. Any and all questions are welcome and will be addressed. You can email your questions to outreach@firstlutheranchurch.org. I hope to see you there as we learn and grow together as the body of Christ. -Deacon David. Click here to join.