Living Waters Lutheran

10/02/2026

It’s a great weekend to gather, eat, and enjoy! A Taste of Lincoln Lincoln Community High School Living Waters Lutheran

09/04/2026

Five day count down to the start of our fall intergenerational experience: Sept 9th at 6:15 PM. Join us for dinner beforehand at 5:30 in Living Waters' gym, then join us for Jada Edwards' Romans study: Live With Clarity. Hope to see you there. Contact the church to reserve your copy of the study book.
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08/22/2026

08/22/2026

Join us for family cricket this morning, 10:00 a.m. till noon. We play at Northwoods Church feel next to the playground. All ages welcome and no prior experience needed.

06/08/2026

Day 5: He Is With You Always
Reading: Matthew 28:20; Exodus 32:25-29; Acts 2:37-41

Devotional: The empty cross declares our greatest hope: Jesus is alive. He couldn't be held by death, and His promise to be with us always is not metaphorical—it's reality. At Mount Sinai, 3,000 died under the law's judgment. At Pentecost, 3,000 were saved by the Spirit's power. We no longer live under condemnation but in the freedom of the gospel. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead lives in you. You are never alone, never abandoned, never without help. From this moment until the very end of the age, Christ walks with you through every valley, celebrates with you on every mountaintop, and works all things for your good.

Reflection: In what areas of life do you feel alone? How does Christ's promise to be with you "always" speak to those feelings?

Application: Throughout today, practice the presence of God. Pause regularly to acknowledge that Christ is with you in that very moment, whatever you're doing.

06/07/2026

Day 4: Guard the Good Deposit
Reading: 2 Timothy 1:13-14; Joshua 1:8-9

Devotional: God's Word is a treasure entrusted to us—a good deposit we must guard. But we don't protect it through our own strength; the Holy Spirit who lives within us empowers us to keep God's truth secure in our hearts and minds. This requires intentionality. We must meditate on Scripture day and night, keeping it always on our lips. When we saturate our minds with God's promises, we find courage to face fear and strength to overcome discouragement. The Spirit helps us remember truth when lies assault us, and recalls God's faithfulness when circumstances seem hopeless.

Reflection: How consistently are you filling your mind with Scripture? What promises do you need the Spirit to bring to remembrance today?

Application: Memorize one verse this week. Write it on a card and place it where you'll see it multiple times daily. Ask the Spirit to seal it on your heart.

06/06/2026

Day 3: Love God, Love People
Reading: Matthew 22:34-40; Deuteronomy 6:4-5; Leviticus 19:18

Devotional: Jesus simplified all of Scripture into two commands: love God with everything you are, and love your neighbor as yourself. Everything else hangs on these two. When we're overwhelmed by religious obligations or confused about God's will, we can return to this foundation. Am I loving God fully? Am I loving people genuinely? These aren't separate commands but interconnected realities. We cannot truly love God while harboring hatred, bitterness, or indifference toward people. Our love for others flows directly from our love for God. When we fall short—and we all do—God's grace meets us, empowering us to love more authentically.

Reflection: Rate yourself honestly: How well are you loving God with your whole heart? How consistently are you loving your neighbors?

Application: Choose one practical way to demonstrate love to God today (worship, prayer, obedience) and one tangible way to love a neighbor.