New Bible Study: The Life of Martin Luther
If you were to die tonight are you sure you would have eternal life? The Bible tells us that we can be sure. It says, “I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life.” (1 John 5:13)
Some people believe that God rewards the good work that they do by allowing people who have done enough good work to go to Heaven.
If this were true, then how could you know for sure that you have done enough good work to go to Heaven?
Martin Luther revealed that the Bible teaches that we are saved only by God’s grace through God-given faith (Ephesians 2:8-9). The Bible tells us that God saved us by His work, not by our work (Titus 3:4-6).
Bring your questions to our Bible study this Sunday at 9:00 A.M. at Siloah Lutheran Church. Your children can attend Sunday School, while you learn more about the life of Martin Luther. For more discussion about this topic, tap here.
Meeting Our Neighbors
This was a joyful experience. We reunited with a former student and her children, prayed with a man who just had heart surgery, and met many people along the way. One of those people even helped canvass.
Everyone received the heartfelt message that Jesus paid for our sins so that we can live for eternity with Him in Heaven. Afterward, we shared our testimonies about how God used us to share His love with others.
Praise Fest 2017
We thank God for the combined choirs of Siloah, St. Marcus, and St. Phillips churches, featured in the veiled photograph above. Their spirited performances glorified God on Wednesday, June 14th, 2017.
Eighth Grade Completion Ceremony, June 7th, 2017
The gymnasium was packed with relatives, teachers, and well-wishers during this wonderful celebration. We pray for the continued success of our students, and we thank God for their achievements.
K5 Completion Ceremony, June 7th, 2017
The above photograph only shows a portion of the people who attended the K5 completion ceremony. We look forward to seeing these students return as first graders this fall. Have a great summer!