Saint Athanasius Lutheran Church

This week on the podcast, we reflect on the fragility of life and the certainty of our Savior. After commemorating Sanctity of Life Sunday, we were reminded again how quickly and unexpectedly life can change. Yet, in the midst of uncertainty, we gather in worship—not to do something for God, but for Him to do something for us. We looked at the story of Simeon, who held the infant Jesus in his arms and saw in Him the fulfillment of God’s promise. Not a distant, powerful God in a cloud, but a God in human flesh, come to save us. That same presence of Christ is with us today—not just in history, but in His body and blood given for us. Because of that, we can live with confidence. We don’t have to fear death, and we don’t have to live in anxious self-preservation. The Savior we need is the Savior we have. Join me as we explore how this truth changes everything.