Current Worship Series

St. Paul writes, “Christ has indeed been raised from the dead” (1 Corinthians 15:20). Big word: Indeed! Paul is stressing that we must not think of Jesus’ resurrection like a happy ending to another epic fable. The resurrection is not legend. It really happened. Easter is not just a holiday. Easter is history. On time’s infinite line, Jesus’ resurrection is the punctiliar moment that defines reality for us all. If Christ remained dead, he is a fraud and failure. But Christ has indeed been raised. So, the reality: Jesus is exactly what he claimed to be—the Son of God, our Lord and Savior. If Christ remained dead, then the grave is the final, ugly, rotten end of us all. But Christ has indeed been raised. So, the reality is Jesus’ resurrection proves that “all will be made alive” (1 Corinthians 15:22). The reality of the resurrection does not just change our future, but the way we look at life now.

The greatest theologian of the early church, Augustine, called the season of Easter “a joyful week of weeks”—seven wonderful weeks, each seven glorious days long.

Join us for worship over the next 7 weeks as we meditate on the implications of the resurrection reality:

• April 7: The Living Lord Gives Proof and Peace

• April 14: We Have a Meaningful Message To Share

• April 21: The Risen Savior Provides Good Shepherding

• April 28: The Living Lord Produces Active Faith

• May 5: Jesus’ Business Is Love; Therefore, So Is Ours

• May 12: Christ's Ascension Means He Is Closer Than Ever

• May 19: Christ Has Not Left Us Alone

To tune in live, or to catch up on past Sundays, visit our YouTube channel: St. Peter Lutheran, St. Albert - YouTube.

COMING SOON - Divorce Care

Divorced? Separated? Know someone who is hurting? We can help.

Divorce Care is a weekly seminar/support group that will help you heal from the hurt. It’s a warm, caring environment led by people who understand what you are going through. Gain hope for your future!

Sessions will be held every Wednesday at 7:00pm starting April 3. The deadline for registration is Sunday, March 31.

For more information contact the church office at (780) 458-5119 or church@saintpeterlutheran.com.

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church exists to help everyone stand more firmly on the Spiritual Rock, Jesus, so that we faithfully and energetically share his lifegiving water with the community and the world through our words and actions.

Nestled in historic Sturgeon Heights, St. Peter’s has been serving communities in Central Alberta for more than 50 years. Our namesake, the Apostle Peter, was one of Jesus’ disciples famous for being the first to confess that Jesus is the Saviour of the World. We share Peter’s confession and conviction and we want to share the wonderful news of Jesus with you too! The highlight of our ministry is weekly worship on Sundays at 10:00am. Schedule a visit with our pastor to learn more, or just stop on in!