Faithful Christians find themselves in a very difficult situation these days. Essentially all the denominations, even the Lutheran denominations, are increasingly abandoning the Word of God and the true Christian Faith for an agenda that comes from the devil and the world. One could call this false religion "America's National Religion" or "the Global Religion."  It has been aggressively developing and taking over the Church since the beginning of the so-called "Age of Enlightenment," which in reality is "the Age of Darkness" because it's goal is to throw off and bury the Word of God, which alone gives Light to the world. Some of the identifying marks of this false religion (and the devil who is behind it) are that it proudly embraces and pushes evolution, feminism, egalitarianism, progressivism, abortion, homosexuality, transgenderism, cultural Marxism, open borders, racism (anti-white), Zionism, and whatever else the devil and the modern world are aggressively pushing in an attempt to silence and destroy the faithful Church and the preaching of God's Word.  For thousands of years the Church preached against these things as sins against God's created order and will, that are clearly condemned in His Word.  But these days all denominations embrace and even promote these sins and condemn those who do NOT do the same.  In effect, they are saying God, his Word, and his faithful Church are all wrong and evil. They call good evil and evil good. Woe to them! You see, those who become friendly companions with the devil and the world don't have to suffer with the true Christians. But love for the world is hatred toward God and his faithful Church. So the poor, remnant, faithful Church finds itself hated and abandoned by this rich and powerful global religion, as Paul warns Timothy in 1 Timothy 4:1.  But God is faithful, raising up watchmen who faithfully proclaim God's Word, even in difficult times. You are encouraged to attend Divine Service with us each Sunday, either in person or remotely by phone if you can't be here in person. The pastor does not preach a traditional 15-minute sermon, but conducts an hour-long Bible study that predominates with the proclamation of the Good News of Christ Jesus. So bring your Bible and note pad. The Word of God makes this time holy and precious. In between Sunday services, it is recommend that you listen to any and all of the Bible studies (audio podcasts) of the gentlemen of the "Stone Choir" (https://stone-choir.com/).  Click the link below.