“The two ways—one of life and one of death, and a vast chasm exists between the two” (Didache 1:1). So begins a 1st-century document, meant for Gentile converts entering a […]
Psalm 68:6, Dean Webb’s Funeral Sermon: God Brings Those in the Prison House to Where?
Dean Webb’s Memorial Service
The memorial service for Dean Webb will be on Saturday, August 11, 2018, at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in Kimberling City, Mo. Roy “Dean” Webb, 81, of Branson […]
Ascension: Jesus is Gone into Heaven. Now What?
This is our pastor’s article for the May edition of our newsletter. This year, Ascension Day falls a May 3rd. Such a neglected and almost-forgotten festival. Consider how few […]
Unnoticed Connections in Scripture
On Thursday, April 19, at 2:00 PM, we will begin our new midweek Bible study. The theme for these lessons will be “Unnoticed Connections in Scripture.” These series of lessons […]
The Subversive Message of Easter
This is our pastor’s newsletter article for the April edition of our newsletter. Unlike Christmas, when did Easter stress you out like crazy? Though eggs, a bunny, and pastel […]
Our 2018 Lenten Midweek Theme: “Christ Concealed in the Old Covenant”
The theme for our Lenten midweek services this year is “Christ Concealed in the Old Covenant.” Service times will be 1:00 and 7:00 PM each Wednesday. Maundy Thursday and Good […]
LeRoy Krause: Celebrating the Gift of Faith: Psalm 23, Revelation 7:9-17, Luke 15:1-8
Born on April 17, 1928, in Kansas, LeRoy Krause began his career as a Kansas farmer, working with his father, Martin, and brother, Melvin. Later, he developed skills in woodworking […]
Class Begins on Being Fully Human: Thursday, 18 Jan, 2:00 PM
For four successive Thursdays, beginning on January 18, at 2:00 PM, we will delve into a Bible study series: “Being Fully Human.” This will be an exploration on the ramifications […]
Church Information for Sunday, January 14
For Sunday, January 14, we recommend you stay home. A weather advisory was announced this morning until noon and the snow came earlier than expected (now above a 50% chance). In Kimberling […]