SUNDAYS
Godly Play Circle 9:30 am
Worship: 10:00 am
On Campus and Livestreamed
Peace Lutheran Church
10625 N FM 620
Austin, TX 78726
512.258.2293
office@peaceaustin.org
03
Nov '20
11/8/20 Ephesians
03
Nov '20
Ephesians 1:1-2:10
Ephesians is filled with praise for God who is at work in Jesus Christ to put in place a plan for salvation. God destined us (the Church) for adoption as children through Jesus Christ. Though we were dead because of sins, God has chosen to save us by grace through faith as a gift. Because salvation is a gift, no one can boast of being saved by works. But those who are saved are created for good works.
06
Oct '20
11/1/20 – 1 Thessalonians
06
Oct '20
1 Thessalonians 4:1-5:28
Paul encourages the Thessalonians to live a life pleasing to God.
Each session will begin with readings of each passage to study followed by a time to reflect. Then we will explore the passages, think about how each passage relates to our lives, and consider how we can apply these insights to our lives in the coming days or weeks.
05
Oct '20
10/25/20 – 1 Thessalonians
05
Oct '20
1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:13
During Paul’s time, Thessalonica was a major trade center and capital of the Roman province of Macedonia—now part of the northern region of modern Greece.
Each session will begin with readings of each passage to study followed by a time to reflect. Then we will explore the passages, think about how each passage relates to our lives, and consider how we can apply these insights to our lives in the coming days or weeks.
04
Oct '20
10/18/20 – Budget Forum
04
Oct '20
Here’s your chance to dive deep into the financials for the congregation and to ask any questions that you might have before the congregational meeting on November 8. The Peace finance team will be available to discuss the council’s approved ministry plan for 2021 and the outlook for 2020 and beyond. Join us on Zoom.
If you’d like to have the detailed spreadsheets that went into the summary that’s in the meeting reports, just email us.
03
Oct '20
10/11/20 – 1 Thessalonians
03
Oct '20
1 Thessalonians 1:1-2:16
We will be looking at Paul’s first letter to the Thessalonians. In this letter, the earliest we have from Paul, Paul shows his relationship with the young church in Thessalonica and his wish to visit it again.
Each session will begin with readings of each passage to study followed by a time to reflect. Then we will explore the passages, think about how each passage relates to our lives, and consider how we can apply these insights to our lives in the coming days or weeks.
15
Sep '20
10/4/20 – Philippians
15
Sep '20
Philippians 3:12-4:23
On October 4, we will complete our discussion of Paul’s Letter to the Philippians. It is a letter of thanksgiving for the Philippians’ material support of Paul’s ministry. Paul’s thanks, however, are combined with the belief in God’s grace for both himself and the Philippians, and therefore God deserves the ultimate thanks. Paul expresses his warmest feelings for the Philippians, the freedom of joy in the Lord even as he is in chains, and he encourages them to be of one mind in Christ.
Facilitators: Matt Bloom & Darrell Bailey
15
Sep '20
9/27/20 – Refuge Crisis Followup
15
Sep '20
In a final session on Refugees, Mary Beth and John Foster will review the key points we have learned. Then they will share information about one of the local refugee agencies: Refugee Services of Texas. While one might assume that they have less to do, given the current political situation, they are actually very busy. Peace is looking at ways we can help. Come learn more!
Facilitators: John & Mary Beth Foster
30
Aug '20
9/20/20 – Philippians
30
Aug '20
Philippians 2:12-3:11
On September 20, we will continue looking at Paul’s Letter to the Philippians. It is a letter of thanksgiving for the Philippians’ material support of Paul’s ministry. Paul’s thanks, however, are combined with the belief in God’s grace for both himself and the Philippians, and therefore God deserves the ultimate thanks. Paul expresses his warmest feelings for the Philippians, the freedom of joy in the Lord even as he is in chains, and he encourages them to be of one mind in Christ.
Facilitators: Matt Bloom & Darrell Bailey
28
Aug '20
9/13/20 – Philippians
28
Aug '20
Philippians 1:1-2:11
On September 13, we will begin looking at Paul’s Letter to the Philippians. It is a letter of thanksgiving for the Philippians’ material support of Paul’s ministry. Paul’s thanks, however, are combined with the belief in God’s grace for both himself and the Philippians, and therefore God deserves the ultimate thanks. Paul expresses his warmest feelings for the Philippians, the freedom of joy in the Lord even as he is in chains, and he encourages them to be of one mind in Christ.
Facilitators: Matt Bloom & Darrell Bailey