and wonderfully made

Martin Luther’s Theology of the Cross reveals God’s presence in suffering, opposing Christian nationalism’s idolization of power and nation. Rooted in Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions, it calls believers to embrace Christ’s humility, stand with the oppressed, and reject violence and false idols. In resisting nationalism, Luther’s theology offers hope through the hidden power of the cross, inviting us to faithful, loving resistance grounded in the Gospel’s radical inclus

As individuals and the church, we are called to embody Christ’s liberating love in all we do. Through Jesus, we are set free and sent to work for the freedom of others. Liberation is a universal language that transcends barriers, and we are urged to proclaim it boldly with love and hope. This mission reflects God’s deep love for the world and invites us to actively participate in sharing freedom and hope with those around us.

As followers of Jesus, we are exhausted and heartbroken by the relentless violence against immigrants and refugees—especially in Minneapolis. Our faith compels us to name the injustice, remember the victims, and stand in solidarity, fueled by righteous anger and unwavering hope.