By Immanuel Lutheran Church of Lethbridge

By Immanuel Lutheran Church of Lethbridge

By Immanuel Lutheran Church of Lethbridge

By Immanuel Lutheran Church of Lethbridge

By Immanuel Lutheran Church of Lethbridge

By Immanuel Lutheran Church of Lethbridge

The theme for this worship service is "I Will Uphold You", inspired by Isaiah 41:8-11. In this passage, God offers powerful words of encouragement to His people, assuring them that, despite challenges, they are not alone. God reminds Israel of their special relationship with Him, chosen and loved, and declares His unwavering commitment to them. He …

Welcome to Week 4 of our Lent series, "Savior, Servant, Friend," at Immanuel Lutheran Church. 🌿 This series, which began on Ash Wednesday, focuses on the traits of God. In today's message, titled "Protector," Pastor Lee Loveridge explores how God safeguards us through His love and power. He delves into the ways Jesus shields us from harm and provid…

Welcome to Week 3 of our Lent series, "Savior, Servant, Friend," at Immanuel Lutheran Church. 🌿 This series, which began on Ash Wednesday, focuses on the traits of God. In today's message, titled "Encourager," Pastor Lee Loveridge explores how God encourages us through His word and presence. He delves into the ways Jesus uplifts and strengthens us,…

In this passage from Jeremiah 29:10-14, God assures His people that despite their current exile, He has a plan for their future—a plan filled with hope, welfare, and restoration. The key message is that when they earnestly seek God with all their hearts, He will hear them. He promises to respond to their prayers, to restore them, and to bring them …

Welcome to Week 2 of our Lent series, "Savior, Servant, Friend," at Immanuel Lutheran Church. In this episode, Pastor Lee Loveridge explores the divine attribute of God as a listener. Discover how God's attentive ear and compassionate heart are always open to our prayers and concerns. Pastor Lee's message will inspire you to deepen your relationshi…

Malachi, the last prophet of the Old Testament, delivered a message of both warning and hope to the people of Israel. He called them to repentance, exposing their half-hearted worship and corruption, and warned of a coming day of judgment for the wicked. However, Malachi also promised a future of healing and restoration for those who fear and honor…

Welcome to our Lent series, "Savior, Servant, Friend," at Immanuel Lutheran Church. This series began last week on Ash Wednesday, focusing on the traits of God. 🌿 In today's message, Week 1 titled "Healer," Pastor Lee Loveridge delves into the profound aspect of God as our Healer. He explores how Jesus' healing ministry reveals God's compassion and…

In the inaugural episode of our new series, "Savior, Servant, Friend," we delve into the profound attribute of God as the Forgiver. This Ash Wednesday message sets the tone for the season of Lent, inviting us to reflect on the depth of God's forgiveness and grace. Through powerful scripture and heartfelt reflections, we explore how God's willingnes…

In Joel 2:12-17, God calls His people to return to Him with genuine repentance, not just outward acts, but from the heart. Despite their sin, God is gracious and merciful, promising blessings and restoration to those who sincerely seek Him. As we respond to God's call with humility, He forgives and transforms us, drawing us closer to His steadfast …

When life feels like an uphill climb, Jesus shows up on the mountain, giving us a glimpse of His glory to strengthen us for the journey ahead. Though we face struggles and suffering, Jesus is with us every step of the way, offering His strength, grace, and hope. Ultimately, He leads us through the climb, assuring us that the glory of His resurrecti…

When Jesus showed up at the wedding, He turned an ordinary celebration into a miraculous encounter of grace. When He showed up at the synagogue, He brought healing, restoring broken encounters between humanity and God. When He showed up at the lake, He called His disciples to a life-changing encounter with His mission. Today, we come to a moment wh…

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