Available below is the Worship Service for Sunday, February 21st, the first Sunday of Lent.

  Don't forget, you can watch the service via live stream on Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. on our facebook page as well: https://www.facebook.com/ChristTheKingLCMS/

As always the order of service is included in the box below the video for your convenience.

Today marks the beginning of Christ the King's weekly Lenten services.  Please join us in person or by live stream on our facebook page each Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.:  https://www.facebook.com/ChristTheKingLCMS/.  Easter Services and activities will be posted soon.

The order of service for tonight's Ash Wednesday Service is included in the box below the video for your convenience. 

The Sunday Service for February 14th is titled "The Transfiguration of Our Lord".  Our services are posted on our website on Sunday afternoons, however if you would like to watch live, please join us on our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ChristTheKingLCMS/.  

We would like to invite you to join us for Midweek Lenten worship services, every Wednesday at 7pm during Lent.  Walk with us through the Gospel of John using the “Light of Life” devotional book, if you wish.

The first Lenten Service will be this Wednesday, February 17th as we celebrate Ash Wednesday.  We will have our traditional Ash Wednesday service with Holy Communion and the Imposition of Ashes.  The Imposition of Ashes is, first of all, voluntary.  It is not a sacrament.  Rather, it is simply a pious practice to remind ourselves that we are mortal and that we are saved by Christ.  We are reminded of our mortality and sinfulness when the ashes are placed on our foreheads and the pastor says, “Remember that you are dust and to dust you shall return.”  We are reminded of our forgiveness and salvation in Christ because the ashes are placed in the shape of a cross.  Mortality and Eternal Life.  Both are pictured in this reminder by this practice.    As ever, participation in this practice is voluntary.  Either way, the Lord’s Word and the Lord’s Supper will be present this Wednesday as we begin the Season of Lent.  If you are uncomfortable with the close contact involved you are certainly not "expected" to participate and no one will be judged on their decision.

Joel 2:13 always serves as a great theme of Lent: “Return to the LORD, your God, for he is gracious and merciful, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love; and he relents over disaster.”  Another excellent them verse would be Hebrews 12:2: “[O come, let us fix our eyes on] Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God.”

As always, the order of service is included in the box below the video.

Our Sunday Service this week is titled "On Eagles' Wings".  As always the order of service is included in the box below the video.

Sunday’s readings for the Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany are: Isaiah 40:21-31; 1 Corinthians 9:16-27; Mark 1:29-39.

The Sunday Service for February 1st is titled "The Authoritative Word".  Our services are posted on our website on Sunday afternoons, however if you would like to watch live, please join us on our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ChristTheKingLCMS/.  Make sure to comment if you'd like and let us know where you are watching from!

As always, the order of service is included in the box below the video.

Available below is the Worship Service for Sunday, January 24th.  Don't forget, you can watch the service via live stream on Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. on our facebook page as well: https://www.facebook.com/ChristTheKingLCMS/

As always the order of service is included in the box below the video for your convenience.

Available below is the Worship Service for Sunday, January 17th.  Don't forget, you can watch the service via live stream on Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. on our facebook page as well: https://www.facebook.com/ChristTheKingLCMS/

As always the order of service is included in the box below the video for your convenience.

Available below is the Worship Service for Sunday, January 10th.  Don't forget, you can watch the service via live stream on Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. on our facebook page as well: https://www.facebook.com/ChristTheKingLCMS/

As always the order of service is included in the box below the video for your convenience.

Happy New Year from Christ the King!  Need some ideas on resolutions:  Know Jesus.  Love Jesus.  Read the Bible.  Pray often.  Worship Weekly.  More on this later! 

Below is the service for this morning and in addition the order of service is included below the video for your convenience.

Joy to the World!  The Lord has Come!  Let Earth Receive Her King!

Christ the King celebrated this morning with a Christmas Service in our church.  It is also posted here for you to enjoy at your leisure.  As always the order of service is included in the box below the video if you would like to follow along at home.

Have a joyous and blessed Christmas Day!

The Christ the King Christmas Eve service is available for your to watch at your convenience.  As always the Order of Service is included in the box below the video.

Our Christmas Day worship will be at 10am with Holy Communion.

Other services to follow.

May God bless your Holy Days and your holidays!

This week's Advent Service "The Fourth Sunday of Advent" video is included below.  There is also a note from our Pastor, Kevin Yoakum if you would like to read it at your leisure.  As always, the order of service for today's service is included in the box below the video.

From Pastor Yoakum:

Every year, I hope that I can find a certain Christmas song that helps my mind and heart “re-enter” the Christmas season once again.  It could be a traditional Christmas carol, or a newer song by a contemporary artist.  Usually, it is my hope that this will make me see the meaning of Christmas in a new way, or bring me in to full appreciation of the birth of Jesus Christ and it’s meaning.  The first year that I noticed this was with the hymn “What Child Is This?”.  What a beautiful hymn!  If I may paraphrase: “What child is this on Mary’s lap?  It’s Christ the King! Praise Him!”  Verse Two connects manger to the cross!  “… for sinners here the silent Word is pleading.  Nails, spear shall pierce Him through, the cross be borne for me, for you!”

Another year, it was “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day”, originally a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.  It tells the story of a man who had lost all hope.  He hears the local church bells ring out the message “of peace on earth, good will to men.”  This following part is the part that made it my song for that year.  It speaks of human despair and hope in Christ. In despair, the man says, “There is no peace on earth … for hate is strong and mocks the song of peace on earth, good will to men.”  But the ringing church bells would not stop their song!  “Then pealed the bells more loud and deep: ‘God is not dead, nor doth he sleep; the wrong shall fail, the right prevail, with peace on earth, good will to men!”

I am happy to share what this year’s song has been for me.  It is called “Today is the Saviour’s Day” by an Irish band called Rend Collective (https://youtu.be/5787vapqkXY).  In classic Irish pub band unrestrained joy, they proclaim the joy that all Christians hope to have because of the birth of Jesus.  “… angels are singing, we are not alone, Today is the saviour’s day!  Go, tell it on the mountain, Hope is alive, Go, shout it in the valley, Love has arrived…”  They make it even more relevant to our daily living: “If you feel like a stranger there’s room at the inn, Let no one be turned away.  Let the bygones be bygone and healing begin, Today is the saviour’s day!”  Christ is born and we can have mercy on our fellow man!  Christ died and rose again, and we can live in his forgiveness.  Let bygones be bygone and healing begin! 

Perhaps your Christmas day doesn’t sound like a joyous Irish pub song.  But this song, more than some others, have reminded me that the life of Jesus Christ should bring Christians together “across every divide.”  Maybe your Christmas feels like Longfellow’s poem, where the old man felt the pain of Civil War and lost sons.  Listen and hear those church bells, the church’s message: God is not dead … peace on earth because of the birth of Jesus Christ.  What child is this?  He is Christ the King, who bore the cross for me, for you.  Today is the Saviour’s day!  I pray that all of you and your families may be blessed in the coming weeks with the peace and joy of knowing the Gospel truth.  I pray that for you, every day is the Saviour’s day.  Merry Christmas!

Please join us for our final Advent Evening Prayer service this year.  As always, the order of service is available in the box below the video.

We invite you to join us in person for our Christmas Eve Services on Thursday, December 24th at 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.  One of the services will also be offered through live stream on our facebook page.

We would also like to invite you to our morning Christmas service at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, December 25th.  This service will also be offered for in person worship and live-streamed.

Additionally, both the Christmas Eve and Christmas morning services will be posted on our website after their conclusion.

Available below is the Worship Service for Sunday, December 13th.

We would also like to announce the continuation of midweek Advent Prayer Services.

We will have in-person and video Advent Evening Prayer services at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, December 16th. The Advent Service will also be loaded here under the Sunday Worship and Holiday page on the morning following the service. 

Don't forget, you can watch the service via live stream on Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. on our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ChristTheKingLCMS/

As always the order of service is included in the box below the video for your convenience.

Please join us for the second Advent Service - Isaiah 40 - we invite you to join us for the Word of God and prayer.

The order of service is included in the box below the video if you would like to follow along at home.

Advent is the season of preparation of the coming of the Lord.  With great and high rejoicing, we celebrate the coming of Jesus Christ in His nativity, His birth.  Jesus came as the promised Messiah.  We celebrate His birth every year, for all 12 Days of Christmas, if that is our practice.  We take the time of Advent to remember that His coming was because we needed an eternal salvation.  Only the Son of God could be just the Savior that could stand in our place to receive the punishment, and be strong enough to overcome sin, death, and the devil.  Martin Luther wrote, “No other God have I but thee, born in a manger, died on a tree.” 

However, Advent also points us to His Second Coming, His second Advent, on the Last Day.  Remember your Savior Jesus Christ and remember all that He won for you at His first coming for your salvation.  With faith and trust in the work of Jesus, you are well prepared for His Second Advent.  What if Jesus comes before Christmas?  Would that be so awful?  In our earthly lives, we might say Yes!  We are so close now, so close to Christmas.  We want that celebration of the birth of Jesus.  If we can get through all of the pre-Christmas stuff, we know that day will be a joy to celebrate.  To enjoy the blessings of this life on Christmas day and ponder its significance. 

What if Jesus comes before Christmas?  By faith, we yearn for Jesus to come every day.  Maybe the trials of life help us to pray, “Come, Lord Jesus.”  We yearn for the fulfillment of all that is good.  We pray for the end of all that is sin and sorrow and pain.  We long to see the whole host of heaven, and those who have gone before us. 

Advent reminds us that there might not be another Christmas?  That’s right.  Come, Lord Jesus.  You came once, and we joyfully give thanks for your saving work for us.  Come, Lord Jesus, in your Second Advent, whenever that day may be. 

Available below is the Worship Service for Sunday, December 2nd, the second Sunday of Advent.

We would also like to announce the continuation of midweek Advent Prayer Services.

We will have in-person and video Advent Evening Prayer services at 7:00 p.m. each week on:

• Wednesday, December 9th
• Wednesday, December 16th

Don't forget, you can watch the service via live stream on Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. on our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ChristTheKingLCMS/

As always the order of service is included in the box below the video for your convenience.

Available below is the Worship Service for Sunday, August 16, 2020.  These services are available Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. on our facebook page as well: https://www.facebook.com/ChristTheKingLCMS/

As always the order of service is included in the box below the video for your convenience.

Available below is the Worship Service for Sunday, August 9, 2020.  As always these videos are available Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. on our facebook page as well: https://www.facebook.com/ChristTheKingLCMS/

As always the order of service is included in the box below the video for your convenience.

Good Morning from Christ the King!  Today's service is titled "Compassion".

As always the order of service is in the box below the video for your convenience.

Today's service is titled "Treasured Possessions".  We unfortunately had a technical issue that caused the video to cut out on the last hymn.  We apologize for the inconvenience.

As always the order of service is included in the box below the video so that you may follow along at home if you wish.

Greetings!  Today's worship service "Who is Our God" is found below.  Following the service, the congregation had a meeting regarding the business of the church which was not live-streamed with the service.  However, if you are a member of the congregation and were unable to attend in person, a video of the meeting can be requested and will be sent to you.  Simply email Pastor: at [email protected] or Charlie Talbott, Congregation President at: [email protected] with your request.  You may also email either of them with any questions that you have after watching the requested video.

As always the order of service can be found below the video for those following along at home.

We wish our Pastor, Pastor Yoakum a Happy Anniversary today as he celebrates the 22nd Anniversary of his ordination!  We are glad to celebrate with him and are proud to have him at our church.

This morning's Sunday service is titled "Life IN the Body BY the Spirit".  Don't forget you can always join us on our facebook page for Live-streaming every Sunday at 10:00 a.m.!

As always the order of service is included in the box below the video if you would like to follow along.

Please join us this morning for the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost Service. 

We have a new “Booster” battery pack that should hopefully extend the battery life of the camera by about TEN hours!  We pray this is just the thing needed to solve our video troubles!  We love our members who are still at home and we hope our Lord will help us all to gather together again soon. 

As always the order of service is included below the video.  

Thank you to Pastor Tuttle for leading this morning's Sunday Service in Pastor Yoakum's absence.  

Once again the streaming of the service was suddenly ended during communion.  We apologize for this occurance.  We will continue to work with our internet provider and will do our best to try and resolve any issues.

As always, the order of service is in the box below the video for your convenience.

The service clipped off during communion. We apologize. Our equipment is working well. We think it’s the internet providers that are having trouble with their service.  Thank you for your understanding.

As always, the order of worship is included in the box below the video so that you may follow along at home if you like.

God's blessings on your father's day weekend!

    Public worship has returned to Christ the King!  We invite you to join us any Sunday at 9:00 a.m. for Sunday School and Family Bible Study and at 10:00 a.m. for Sunday Worship.  However, we will continue to try to meet the Spiritual needs as best we can of those unable to attend.  If you would like to watch it live, please visit the church's facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/ChristTheKingLCMS/ .  The videos can also be found here on our webpage at the conclusion of each service.

The order of service is in the box below for your convenience whether you are watching live or on the webpage.

Service for Holy Trinity Sunday.  Apologies for the abrupt end to the service following announcements, there seemed to be a technical hipcup but we will work to correct this in the future.

As always the Order of Service is in the box below the video if you would like to use it.  In the future it will be posted to the website on Friday or Saturday so that you may use it to watch the service live on Sunday at 10:00 a.m. on Facebook if you would prefer that.

God's Blessings on your Sunday!

This morning Christ the King was very excited to welcome live Worship back to our building!  We understand that there are some who are unable to attend at this time due to health concerns and those who are not yet comfortable being in a social setting.  Therefore, we will continue to stream our Sunday morning Services and Wednesday evening bible study so that these people can continue to feed their faith and receive the spiritual nourishment in Christ your faith needs.  Please reach out to us anytime and when you are ready to return to live services we will be very excited to see you enter our doors!

The order of service is included in the box below the video if you are following along at home.

Blessings on your day!

We invite you to join us as we observe Ascension this Sunday.  We apologize but there is a brief interruption in the video for about a minute due to an issue with internet connectivity.  Thank you for your understanding. 

As always, the Order of service is included in the box below the video so that you can follow along if you would like.

Blessings on your day!