St. Luke Evangelical Lutheran Church - AALC

09/06/2026

Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost

09/05/2026

09/01/2026

Weekly Reflection: We all want to be seen and understood. It hurts when others assume the worst about us or jump to a conclusion that isn't true. Thankfully, God never does. His Word cuts through our own explanations and everyone else's assumptions and lays our hearts bare before Him. He knows what we meant, what we're struggling with, where we've failed, and where we've been faithful. There's nothing about us He misunderstands. And in Christ, the One who knows us completely is also the One who forgives us, loves us, and calls us His own. ✝️

08/30/2026

Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost

08/28/2026

Ask the Pastor, with Pastor Abraham McNally

Today's question:
Last Sunday, we read in Matthew 16 about "the rock" and the "keys of the kingdom of heaven." What do these mean?

08/25/2026

Weekly Reflection: We often feel alone in this world. Lasting relationships, whether that be friendship or love, sometimes do not seem so easy to find. But the truth is, we are never alone. Not only has Christ promised to be with us, but He has provided His Church to us for our continued needs. He has made us part of one body with one another. We are all friends in His Church, and we ought to confidently lean on one another and lift one another up. So, the next time you feel alone, remember you don't have to be. Christ loves you, and both He and His Church welcome you with open arms. ✝️

08/23/2026

Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost

08/21/2026

Ask the Pastor, with Pastor Abraham McNally

Today's question:
What is Luther's Large and Small Catechism in Confessional Lutheranism?