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Sunday Service 9:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:15 a.m. Thursday Service 6:30 p.m. June-August Missouri Synod Lutheran Church located in Auburn, Indiana

10/28/2026

What was at the heart of the Reformation?
Not simply a movement. Not simply a man. Not simply a moment in history.
The Word of God.
Martin Luther understood that the Church belongs to Christ and remains steadfast when she remains anchored in the Word of her Lord.
That is why we continue to pray:
“Lord, keep us steadfast in Your Word.”
The same Scriptures that Luther preached are the Scriptures we hear today. The same Christ whom he proclaimed is the Christ we worship. And the same Gospel continues to bring forgiveness, life, and salvation to sinners.

We return again and again to Christ and His Word.

10/25/2026

The Reformation was never ultimately about Martin Luther. It was about the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Through the work of Martin Luther and countless others who faithfully returned to the Word of God, the clear proclamation of Christ’s saving work was brought again to the forefront: we are justified by God’s grace through faith in Jesus Christ—not by our works, our worthiness, or our accomplishments.
We give thanks to God for blessing Luther’s work and using it to preserve and proclaim the Gospel that has come down to us today.
And that same Gospel is still proclaimed: Christ has died for sinners. Christ is risen. Your sins are forgiven. Salvation is God’s gift.

The Gospel we received is the Gospel we confess.

10/24/2026

As we prepare for the Lord’s Day, remember: Luke remained with Paul, but Paul’s deepest confidence was in Jesus Christ. Through His Word and Sacraments, Christ forgives, strengthens, and sustains His people. Whatever you carry into tomorrow, you do not face it alone. Join us for worship at Trinity. [Add service time.]

10/23/2026

Faithful friends are a precious gift, but even our best friends cannot forgive our sins or conquer death. Paul’s confidence rested in the Lord who stood by him. Jesus bore our sins, rose from the dead, and promises to bring His people safely into His heavenly kingdom. Our hope is Christ’s faithfulness.

10/22/2026

Luke directs us to Jesus, who welcomes sinners, seeks the lost, forgives the guilty, and brings hope to the hopeless. The lost sheep, the prodigal son, Zacchaeus, and the repentant thief reveal the heart of our Savior. We do not earn our way back to God. Christ comes to seek and save us.

10/21/2026

Jesus sent laborers into His harvest to proclaim the nearness of God’s kingdom. We serve our neighbors and speak Christ’s Word—not because we can save the world, but because Jesus has come to save sinners. The harvest belongs to the Lord. How can you reflect Christ’s love today?

10/20/2026

God uses ordinary vocations for His purposes. Luke was a physician, Paul’s companion, and the Evangelist who recorded Jesus’ life and ministry. Our work, skills, words, and presence can serve our neighbors and bear witness to Christ. Where has God placed you to serve?

10/19/2026

Sometimes the greatest gift is simply to remain. Luke stayed with Paul when others had gone. We may not solve another person’s problems, but we can listen, pray, encourage, and stay beside someone who is hurting. Who might need your presence today?

10/18/2026

Who stands by you when life becomes difficult? Paul was not alone: the Lord stood by him and strengthened him. We give thanks for faithful friends, but our deepest confidence rests in Jesus Christ, who never abandons His people. Join us for worship as we commemorate St. Luke.

10/17/2026

The wedding feast in Jesus’ parable points us toward the joy of God's kingdom. Even now, Christ gathers His people around His gifts. In the Lord's Supper, He gives us His true body and blood for the forgiveness of sins, strengthening our faith and assuring us of His promises.
This meal is more than a reminder of a distant hope. It is Christ's gift to His Church now—a foretaste of the eternal wedding feast when His people will rejoice with Him forever.
Come hungry for His mercy. Come trusting His promise. Come rejoicing in the Bridegroom who gave Himself for you.
The feast is prepared. Christ invites you to receive His gifts.

Address

1801 N Main Street
Auburn, IN
46706

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 12pm
Tuesday	8am - 12pm
Wednesday	8am - 12pm
Thursday	8am - 12pm
Friday	8am - 12pm
Sunday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

(260) 925-2440

Website

http://www.trinitylutheran-auburn.org/

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