King of Glory Lutheran Church - Carmel, Indiana

King of Glory Lutheran Church - Carmel, Indiana King of Glory Lutheran Church in Carmel, IN, USA. A place of ministry for all!

On this Sunday during Pentecost, let us worship the one who is the inexhaustible fountain of forgiveness!For those joini...
09/13/2026

On this Sunday during Pentecost, let us worship the one who is the inexhaustible fountain of forgiveness!

For those joining us in person, we invite you to join us for our "God's Work, Our Hands" day of service following worship!

Worship begins Sunday morning in-person and online at 10am!

If you are able, we invite you to join us for communion where you are! You may use any kind of bread and either w**e or grape juice, so that you may also receive the body and blood of our Lord and Savior, Jesus the Christ.

Feel free to join early for some special messages and conversation with the community!

If you can't join us in person, we have a number of ways to join remotely!

Those joining online can go to https://live.kogcarmel.org

Or, on our website at https://kogcarmel.org/media/live

Or, join us via our app https://kogcarmel.org/get-the-app

Or, join us on our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC70HcZ5PfnODVNxmzZ0x9mQ

Or, join us right here on Facebook!

09/06/2026

In today’s Call to Worship (based on Psalm 119) we ask God to teach us God’s ways. The readings from Romans and Matthew help us see what those ways look like in our everyday lives—including the conflict they can bring.

Reflections:
- In today’s Call to Worship (based on Psalm 119) we ask God to teach us God’s ways. The readings from Romans and Matthew help us see what those ways look like in our everyday lives—including the conflict they can bring.
- Think about a time when you experienced conflict. How did you respond?
- Did you avoid the conflict and hope it would go away or did you try to have a calm and honest conversation?
- Did you focus on proving that the other person was wrong?
- Did you try to listen and understand their perspective?
- Jesus gives us a different way to approach conflict. Based on today’s reading from Matthew, what do you think Jesus is asking us to do when we have a disagreement with someone?
- Put Jesus's teaching into your own words. Then consider: How could you use His approach in your own relationships—in a way that is loving, respectful, and focused on reconciliation rather than being right?

09/06/2026

Have you ever had to fix something? What about a relationship? As Deacon Hope shares with the kids, God has already given us what we need: love!

09/06/2026

Welcome to worship at King of Glory Worship and Ministry Center in Carmel, IN!

On this Sunday during Pentecost, let us worship the one who removes from us all that is harmful, and leads us towards all that gives life and salvation!

If you are able, we invite you to join us for communion where you are! You may use any kind of bread and either w**e or grape juice, so that you may also receive the body and blood of our Lord and Savior, Jesus the Christ.

For the order of worship, please go tohttps://cdn.subsplash.com/documents/3MJJJC/_source/2e5af346-bfbd-4a55-86ae-ab234623a224/document.pdf

Organ Prelude:
- "Praise My Soul, the God of Heaven" (Robert Hobby)

Songs:
- "The Prayer Of St. Patrick"
- "There Is A Redeemer"
- "Praise, My Soul, the God of Heaven" (ELW 864)
- "Seek Ye First" (WOV 783)
- "Your People Sing Praises"

Organ Postlude:
- "Seek Ye First" (Nancy Raabe)

Readings:
- Romans 13:8-14
- Matthew 18:15-20

Message:
- "Defcon One" - Deacon Hope Moran

Reflections:
- In today’s Call to Worship (based on Psalm 119) we ask God to teach us God’s ways. The readings from Romans and Matthew help us see what those ways look like in our everyday lives—including the conflict they can bring.
- Think about a time when you experienced conflict. How did you respond?
- Did you avoid the conflict and hope it would go away or did you try to have a calm and honest conversation?
- Did you focus on proving that the other person was wrong?
- Did you try to listen and understand their perspective?
- Jesus gives us a different way to approach conflict. Based on today’s reading from Matthew, what do you think Jesus is asking us to do when we have a disagreement with someone?
- Put Jesus's teaching into your own words. Then consider: How could you use His approach in your own relationships—in a way that is loving, respectful, and focused on reconciliation rather than being right?

Don't forget, you can give your offering online at https://kogcarmel.org/give

We invite you to join us every Sunday at 10am!

Go in peace and serve the Lord!

All music and videos used with permission. All Rights Reserved.
Some content courtesy of Worship Audio Tracks and Igniter Media.
CCLI # 1371244 / CSPL # 21040222
OneLicense 735538-A

On this Sunday during Pentecost, let us worship the one who removes from us all that is harmful, and leads us towards al...
09/06/2026

On this Sunday during Pentecost, let us worship the one who removes from us all that is harmful, and leads us towards all that gives life and salvation!

Worship begins Sunday morning in-person and online at 10am!

If you are able, we invite you to join us for communion where you are! You may use any kind of bread and either w**e or grape juice, so that you may also receive the body and blood of our Lord and Savior, Jesus the Christ.

Feel free to join early for some special messages and conversation with the community!

If you can't join us in person, we have a number of ways to join remotely!

Those joining online can go to https://live.kogcarmel.org

Or, on our website at https://kogcarmel.org/media/live

Or, join us via our app https://kogcarmel.org/get-the-app

Or, join us on our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC70HcZ5PfnODVNxmzZ0x9mQ

Or, join us right here on Facebook!

08/30/2026

Welcome to worship at King of Glory Worship and Ministry Center in Carmel, IN!

On this Sunday during Pentecost, let us worship the one who chose the path of suffering for the sake of the world!

If you are able, we invite you to join us for communion where you are! You may use any kind of bread and either w**e or grape juice, so that you may also receive the body and blood of our Lord and Savior, Jesus the Christ.

For the order of worship, please go tohttps://cdn.subsplash.com/documents/3MJJJC/_source/aa7e4693-b16e-4d73-b020-d4e723916351/document.pdf

Organ Prelude:
- "Prelude" (Camille Saint-Saens)

Songs:
- "Salt And Light"
- "Make Me A Servant"
- "Son of God, Eternal Savior" (ELW 655)
- "Hear The Call Of The Kingdom"

Organ Postlude:
- "Sonata in D" (J.S. Bach)

Special Musical Offering
- "In His Steps" (R. Kevin Boesiger)
- presented by King of Glory Choir

Readings:
- Romans 12:9-21
- Matthew 16:21-28

Children's Message:
- "Rubber Bands" - Rev. Erik Allen
- Are there times in your life where you experience tension with others? As Pastor Erik shares with the kids, we are called to come closer during times of tension and step towards those who need the message of love.

Message:
- "I will always love you" - Rev. Erik Allen
- Today we hear Jesus calling Peter back to the place of a disciple. Through Peter's struggle we consider how our place behind Jesus and our work of taking up the cross can guide us in turning our gifts outward toward a hurting world in need of Jesus's way of love and forgiveness.

Reflections:
- When Peter tries to steer Jesus away from the cross, Jesus does not send him away but calls him back to the place where a disciple belongs: "Get behind me." Jesus shows us that taking up the cross is not about seeking suffering or accepting mistreatment, but trusting God’s self-giving love enough to follow where Christ leads. As Christ’s people, we are called to turn our gifts outward and discover the life that is found when love is given away.

- Where are you tempted to ask Jesus to follow a safer or more comfortable road?

- What gift have you received that God may be calling you to turn outward for the sake of others?

Don't forget, you can give your offering online at https://kogcarmel.org/give

We invite you to join us every Sunday at 10am!

Go in peace and serve the Lord!

All music and videos used with permission. All Rights Reserved.
Some content courtesy of Worship Audio Tracks and Igniter Media.
CCLI # 1371244 / CSPL # 21040222
OneLicense 735538-A

08/30/2026

Today we hear Jesus calling Peter back to the place of a disciple. Through Peter's struggle we consider how our place behind Jesus and our work of taking up the cross can guide us in turning our gifts outward toward a hurting world in need of Jesus's way of love and forgiveness.

Reflections:
When Peter tries to steer Jesus away from the cross, Jesus does not send him away but calls him back to the place where a disciple belongs: “Get behind me.” Jesus shows us that taking up the cross is not about seeking suffering or accepting mistreatment, but trusting God’s self-giving love enough to follow where Christ leads. As Christ’s people, we are called to turn our gifts outward and discover the life that is found when love is given away.

Where are you tempted to ask Jesus to follow a safer or more comfortable road?

What gift have you received that God may be calling you to turn outward for the sake of others?

08/30/2026

Are there times in your life where you experience tension with others? As Pastor Erik shares with the kids, we are called to come closer during times of tension and step towards those who need the message of love.

Address

2201 E 106th Street
Carmel, IN
46032

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 11am

Telephone

+13178461555

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