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» May 24, 2026: Day of Pentecost … Coming Soon …

» May 17, 2026: Ascension of Our Lord

(Ephesians 1:15-23) After His resurrection, Jesus appeared to His disciples and the ascended to the Father, filling all things and giving gifts to His Church. Though hidden from sight, He remains with His people through His Gospel and Sacraments, continuing to bring repentance and forgiveness to the ends of the earth. 

» May 3, 2026: Fifth Sunday of Easter

(John 14:1-13(v.1-3)) The Risen Lord Jesus alone is “the way and the truth and the life,” an we come “to the Father” only through Him (John 14:6). God is thus “glorified in the Son,” and those who believe in Him will do the works of Christ because He goes to the Father for us (John 14:12-14).

» April 26, 2026: Fourth Sunday of Easter; Good Shepherd Sunday

(John 10:1-10) Alleluia! Christ is Risen! The crucified and risen Lord Jesus Christ is our Good Shepherd.

» April 19, 2026: Third Sunday of Easter

(Luke 24:13-35) Alleluia! Christ is Risen! The living and abiding Word is the proclamation that God raised Jesus from the dead and gives life to all who believe. Through this Word, we are born again, forgiven, and given the Holy Spirit in repentance and Holy Baptism. The Risen Lord opens the Scriptures and makes Himself known to us in the preaching of the Gospel and in the breaking of the bread.

» April 5, 2026: Easter Sunday; The Resurrection of Our Lord

(Matthew 28:1-20) Alleluia! Christ is Risen! The victory of Christ Crucified is given to you in the preaching of His resurrection.

» April 3, 2026: Good Friday

(Isaiah 53:10-12) Commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus and His death at Calvary.

» April 2, 2026: Holy Thursday

(Matthew 26:17-30) Commemorating the Last Supper of Jesus with his Disciples.

» March 29, 2026: Palm Sunday

(Philippians 2:8) “Fear not, daughter of Zion; behold, your king is coming.” He comes in gentle humility, His royal glory is faithful obedience and self-sacrificing service “to the point of death, even death on a cross”.

» March 22, 2026: Fifth Sunday in Lent

(John 11:1-53) Jesus is the resurrection and the life. Just as He called Lazarus from the tomb, Jesus calls us out of sin and death by condemning sin in His flesh and fulfilling the law for us. Through the Gospel, His life-giving Word and Spirit dwell in us, raising us now and promising eternal life.

» March 15, 2026: Fourth Sunday in Lent 

(Ephesians 5:8-14) By His Word of the Gospel, Jesus calls us out of the darkness into His marvellous light. By our Baptism into Christ, we live in the eternal day of His resurrection, wherein He shines upon us. As often as we fall back into the darkness of sin, He calls us by the Gospel to “awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead” 

» March 8, 2026: Third Sunday in Lent 

God graciously provided water to His grumbling people from the rock that was struck. Likewise, Christ is struck on the cross and becomes the fount of living water flowing for the life of the world. Through this gift of grace, the Holy Spirit fills God’s people with new life, peace with God, and joyful worship in spirit and truth.

» March 1, 2026: Second Sunday in Lent 

(John 3:1-17) In Jesus Christ, the offspring of Abraham, the Gospel gives life to the dead, forgives sins, and fixes the eyes of faith on the crucified Son who gives eternal life.

» February 22, 2026: First Sunday in Lent 

(Matthew 4:1-11) Following His baptism, Jesus is lead into the wilderness, where He resists the devil’s temptations by trusting the Father’s word. In contrast to Adam’s disobedience, Jesus obediently bears the curse of sin in His suffering and hunger, taking upon Himself what brought death to all. Through His righteous obedience, Christ brings grace, justification, and life, covering our nakedness with His righteousness.

» February 15, 2026: Transfiguration of our Lord 

(Matthew 17:1-9) On the mountain, Jesus reveals His divine glory, confirming the prophetic word and fulfilling the Law and the Prophets. The Father declares Him the beloved Son, whose shining majesty points to the cross where He seals the new covenant with His own blood. In Him we behold God’s gracious glory and share communion with Him in His body and blood.

» February 8, 2026: Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany 

(Matthew 5:1-20) Jesus fulfills the Law perfectly, giving His own righteousness to His people so their lives shine with His light and flavour the world as salt. Through the preaching of Christ crucified, God grants His hidden wisdom and the Spirit’s power. This righteousness moves us to true fasting—freeing the oppressed, feeding the hungry, and caring for the poor.

» February 1, 2026: Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany 

(Matthew 5:1-12) God redeems His people not by worldly strength but through the humility and weakness of Christ crucified. In Him we receive forgiveness, righteousness, and true wisdom, so that we learn to walk humbly with our God. By His cross the blessings of the kingdom are ours, even amid persecution, for we are God’s beloved children in Christ.

» January 25, 2026: Third Sunday after the Epiphany

(Matthew 4:12-25) Jesus brings light to those in darkness through His preaching, miracles, and the calling of His first disciples. He sends them to proclaim the Gospel and to draw people into the joy of His kingdom as “fishers of men.” Through this preaching of Christ’s cross—the power and wisdom of God—the Church is united in one mind and faith.

» January 18, 2026: Second Sunday after the Epiphany

(John1:29-42a) God reveals Jesus as the Saviour promised from the womb, the light for all nations whose glory is shown in His sacrificial cross. John points to Him as the Lamb of God who takes away the world’s sin, anointed by the spirit of His Baptism. Through our own Baptism, we share this same Spirit, His fellowship, and the sure hope that He will sustain us guiltless to the end.

» January 11, 2026: The Baptism of Our Lord

(Matthew 3:13-17; Isaiah 42:1-9) At His Baptism, Jesus reveals the Triune God as the Father speaks, the Spirit descends, and the Son stands with sinners in the Jordan. He takes our sin upon Himself to fulfill all righteousness and to redeem us through His death and resurrection. In our Baptism, we are united with Him, given His Spirit, and named the beloved children of the Father.

» January 4, 2026: Second Sunday after Christmas

(Luke 2:40-52) Jesus grows in wisdom, learning the Scriptures and seeking His Father’s house, where He is found in the midst of God’s Word. He comes to us in His Church through the Gospel, by which we are adopted, redeemed, and sealed by the Spirit. In Him we receive true wisdom for our callings and gather before His presence,
especially in the Holy Communion of His body and blood.

» December 28, 2025: Holy Innocents; First Sunday after Christmas

The Feast of the Holy Innocents remembers the children slain by Herod (Matthew 2:13-23)

» December 21, 2025: Fourth Sunday in Advent

God fulfills His ancient promise to David’s House by sending His Son in the flesh to save His people from their sins.  (Romans 1:1-7) 

» December 14, 2025: Third Sunday in Advent

The desert blooms as God opens the way for exiles to joyfully return to Zion. (Isaiah 35:1-10) 

» December 7, 2025: Second Sunday in Advent

Jesus rises as a signal for all people, bringing hope, peace safety. (Romans 15:4-13) 

» November 30, 2025: First Sunday in Advent

Come, walk in the Light of Christ. (Matthew 21:1-11 and Isaiah 2:1-5) 

» November 23, 2025: Fellowship Series #4

Our Life Together in Christ – #4 – Devoted to Fellowship (Acts 2:42-47) 

» November 16, 2025: Fellowship Series #3

Our Life Together in Christ – #3 – Bearing One Another’s Burdens (Galatians 6:1-10) 

» November 9, 2025: Fellowship Series #2

Our Life Together in Christ – #2 – One Body, Many Members (Romans 12:3-8) 

» November 2, 2025: Fellowship Series #1

Our Life Together in Christ – #1 – Our Fellowship is With the Father and the Son (1 John 1:1-7)