Resurrection Lutheran Santa Clara

We conclude our sermon series this morning called "The Promise!" We hope you can join us! https://youtu.be/HD1eJAev_r8

Join us tonight on Youtube for a conversation about John the Baptist and how he points us (literally) to Jesus! Starts at 7pm! https://youtu.be/tCxmT5C1tEY

Worship starts in a half hour! Hope you can join us! https://youtu.be/oPmQovf6D58

Here's a great opportunity tonight (Dec. 9th @ 7pm) to get into God's Word and hear the Good News of Jesus, as we take a look at the life of Samuel from the Old Tesament. https://youtu.be/dAGfivBUpdk

Tune in on Sunday at 10am as we continue our series called, "The Promise." This week we'll take a look at a promise made to devastated people by a strong and merciful God in Isaiah 40:1-11. https://youtu.be/APJosrAKCyo

Join us tonight as we begin our Advent mid-week series called, "Children of the Promise," as we take a look at real biblical characters and how their lives point us, not to ourselves, but to the perfect life and work of Jesus. This week: Moses https://youtu.be/YP0RmCKQLpw

Tune in for worship as we celebrate Reformation Sunday and finish off our sermon series on the book of Philippians! Also, pay attention for the big announcement!

"Rejoice IN THE LORD always, I will say it again, Rejoice!" It is possible! Join us to hear how!

Our citizenship is in Heaven through Jesus. Join us as we continue our sermon series called, "Rejoice"

You are good enough! Jesus says so. Join us as we continue our sermon series on Paul's letter to the Philippian church as we enter into chapter 3.

We'll continue our sermon series (Rejoice) as we conclude chapter 2 of Paul's letter to the Philippians church.

Paul continues his letter to the early church in Philippi by exhorting them to be unified in one mind. But how? Join us as we continue our sermon series on the book of Philippians.

We continue our sermon series (Rejoice) on Paul's letter to the early Philippian. Paul continues to rejoice, this time he knows that whether in death or in life Christ will be glorified, and he will be delivered.