What do Lutherans believe?
September 30, 2025

Lutherans believe that God’s love is unconditional and freely given through Jesus Christ — we call this grace. The Bible is God’s Word, guiding us in faith and daily life. We celebrate two sacraments: Baptism, where God names us as beloved children, and Holy Communion, where Christ is truly present in bread and wine. At Bethany Lutheran Church in Denver (ELCA), everyone is welcome to experience this grace in worship, community, and service.

By Nate Preisinger August 28, 2026
What do zombies have to do with the church today?
By Unknown June 15, 2026
This devotional series explores key moments in church history, divided into thematic and historical sections with several parts. It is a long and winding story that began on Pentecost and continues to be written by us and by the Holy Spirit today. SECTION 1 – The Church of the Holy Spirit The church began with breath.  A violent wind filled an upper room and scattered ordinary people into the world with extraordinary news. From that first Pentecost morning, the Spirit has been the church’s constant companion, guiding, correcting, and surprising us through twenty centuries of imperfect faithfulness. The devotions in this section explore pivotal moments when the Spirit moved through imperfect people to shape the church’s story. From Paul’s dramatic conversion to the Council of Jerusalem’s radical inclusion, we see the same God who breathed life into the first disciples still breathing life into us today. We are part of this continuing story; inheritors of a wind that refuses to be contained. Nate Preisinger Bethany Lutheran Church Sent with SubsplashUnsubscribe from all emails
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