Risen Savior Lutheran Church

Risen Savior Lutheran Church The initial formation meeting for Risen Savior Lutheran Church was held May 12, 1993, directed by Pastor Tom Harmon.

Our mission is to share the healing forgiveness of Jesus Christ, encourage a growing relationship with the Lord through small group ministry, and to reflect God’s love in everything we do. Weekly informal gatherings for adults and children, resulted from that meeting. Two suites in Oxford Square Shopping Center were leased in September 1993 to be our temporary “home” until the construction of our

permanent facility. Dedications to the glory of God were held in February 1996 for Phase I and in November 2001 for Phase II.

The faith God has created in you was never meant to sit on a shelf.It was meant to meet real moments in real life.This p...
06/24/2026

The faith God has created in you was never meant to sit on a shelf.
It was meant to meet real moments in real life.

This past Sunday, Pastor CJ reminded us that Christian faith isn't reserved for extraordinary circumstances. It's for the challenges, opportunities, fears, and decisions we face every day.

Where is Christ calling your faith to show up this week?

Do Not Fear, Don't Be Afraid, Fear Not.Easier said than done, isn't it?We fear what might happen.We fear what others thi...
06/23/2026

Do Not Fear, Don't Be Afraid, Fear Not.

Easier said than done, isn't it?
We fear what might happen.
We fear what others think.
We fear the diagnosis, the uncertainty, the phone call, the future.

Yet in the middle of a world filled with reasons to be afraid, Jesus gives a simple command, "Do not fear."

Not because life will be easy.
Not because challenges won't come.
Not because we have all the answers.
But because the God who created you knows you completely.

He knows every burden you carry.
Every prayer you whisper.
Every fear that keeps you awake at night.

The same Savior who gave His life for you now reminds you that you are precious in His sight and never beyond His care.

When fear begins to speak louder than faith, remember whose hands your life is in.

"Fear not, therefore; you are of more value than many sparrows."
Matthew 10:31 (ESV)

Miss Sunday's message? You can find it here 👉 RisenSavior.net/sermons

Happy Father’s Day! 💙Today we thank God for the fathers, who faithfully love, guide, and care for their families. Our pr...
06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day! 💙

Today we thank God for the fathers, who faithfully love, guide, and care for their families. Our prayer is that the Lord would continue to strengthen you, lead you in His wisdom, and help you be a Christ-centered example to your children and those entrusted to your care.

May God bless you today and always.

With Father’s Day approaching, we would love to hear a special moment, memory, or piece of advice from DAD! Let us know ...
06/21/2026

With Father’s Day approaching, we would love to hear a special moment, memory, or piece of advice from DAD!

Let us know in the comments.

06/18/2026

On today, June 18th we celebrate the beginning of our 13th year of ministry at CrossOver Recovery Center.

Over the past twelve years approximately:
•312 meals have been served.
•More than 15,600 clients and staff of CrossOver have been welcomed, fed and cared for.
•Nearly 1,700 Risen Savior members have shared their time, talents, and hearts through this ministry.

As we celebrate, we also pause to remember the clients, staff, and Risen Savior members who were a part of this ministry. We give thanks for the lives they touched and the memories they left behind.

This ministry has been filled with laughter and tears, friendship and fellowship, countless hours of food preparation, words of encouragement, and opportunities to share God's Word.

Through every meal served and every conversation shared, God has continued to work in remarkable ways. We thank Him for His abundant grace and for the privilege of walking alongside those seeking recovery and a new way of life.

06/18/2026

In this upcoming message, Pastor CJ explores a great tension of the Christian life. Jesus never promised that following Him would be easy. In fact, He speaks honestly about the challenges, opposition, and fears that believers may face in a broken world. Yet alongside those difficult realities, He offers a message of comfort and confidence that His people desperately need to hear.

We see Jesus' repeated encouragement: "Do not fear." While the world often gives us reasons to worry about the future, our families, and the challenges that lie ahead, Christ reminds us that we are deeply known and loved by God. The Father sees us, cares for us, and holds our lives securely in His hands.

As we celebrate Men of Faith this coming Sunday, Pastor CJ offers a timely encouragement to men to lead their families toward Christ. While schedules fill up and life becomes busy, the need for God's Word never changes. This message reminds us that bringing our families into the presence of God is not simply another item on the calendar. It is one of the most important investments we can make. In worship, we receive the promises, forgiveness, and encouragement that both we and our families need for the challenges of daily life.

Whether life feels steady or uncertain, easy or difficult, God's people are invited to hear again the good news of a Savior who knows them completely and promises them eternal life.

Join us this Sunday as we hear Jesus' call to live with courage, trust in His promises, and find peace in the God who never stops caring for His children.

Sundays In-Person at 8:00& 10:30 AM
Online at 10:30 AM

Who Have You Given Up On? That might sound like a harsh question, but think about it for a moment.Most of us have someon...
06/16/2026

Who Have You Given Up On?
That might sound like a harsh question, but think about it for a moment.

Most of us have someone in our lives we've prayed for. A child. A parent. A friend. A coworker. Someone we desperately want to know the hope, peace, and forgiveness found in Jesus.

At first, we pray often.
Then weeks turn into months. Months turn into years.
And when we don't see the change we hoped for, it's easy to become discouraged. We wonder if our prayers matter. We feel exhausted. Frustrated. Maybe we even stop praying altogether because it seems like nothing is happening.

Who have you given up on?

Is it;
The family member who wants nothing to do with church.
The friend who seems completely uninterested in faith.
The coworker whose life appears far from God.
The stranger whose beliefs, lifestyle, or choices make you uncomfortable.

What if the people you've written off are the very people Jesus looks upon with compassion? When Jesus saw the crowds, He didn't see enemies, projects, or problems to solve. He saw people who were lost and in need of a Savior.

That's challenging.
Because it's easier to judge than to pray.
It's easier to avoid than to engage.
It's easier to assume someone will never change than to trust what God can do.

This past Sunday, we were reminded that the Kingdom of Heaven is nearer than we think and that God often answers prayers through ordinary people living ordinary lives.

So who is that person for you?
The one you've stopped inviting.
The one you've stopped talking to about faith.
The one you've quietly assumed will never change.

When we look at the compassion of Christ, perhaps the invitation is simple: START PRAYING AGAIN!

It's time to celebrate!  This Thursday we will begin our 13th year of Feeding Your Faith at CrossOver Recovery Center!  ...
06/16/2026

It's time to celebrate! This Thursday we will begin our 13th year of Feeding Your Faith at CrossOver Recovery Center! For lunch we're bringing Baked Spaghetti, Chicken Alfredo, Bread Sticks, Salad and dessert! Our discussion and devotion is about celebrating accomplishments in recovery. See you at Noon for lunch!

06/16/2026
06/13/2026

Prayer can be one of the most comforting gifts God gives His people, yet it can also feel intimidating. In this upcoming message, Pastor Matthew explores a surprising prayer that Jesus invites His followers to pray.

Rather than focusing on ourselves, our needs, or our circumstances, Jesus directs our attention toward those who do not yet know Him and the life-changing hope found in the Gospel.

This message challenges us to see prayer not simply as asking God for things, but as participating in His mission to reach the world with His love and salvation. As Christians pray for others to hear the good news of Jesus, God often works in ways they do not expect.

Join us this Sunday as we discover how Jesus teaches His people to pray, why this particular prayer matters, and how God may be inviting ordinary believers to play a bigger role in His kingdom than they ever imagined.

Sunday at 8:00 & 10:30 AM

Address

6770 E 34th Street N
Wichita, KS
67226

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8:30am - 3pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 3pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

(316) 683-5538

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