Worship Anew - Lutheran Ministries Media

06/11/2026

"While we were still weak, while we were still sinners, while we were enemies, Christ died for us." Join us this week with Pastor Shoemaker's message, "Our New Heritage."

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06/11/2026

In our June Letters to the Editor section, we address the following questions: Why do we have chapters and verses in the Bible? Scripture calls God our Father. What does that mean for how He relates to us? What’s the difference between a disciple and an apostle? Click below to read our answers.

Why do we have chapters and verses in the Bible? The Bible wasn’t originally written with chapter and verse numbers. Those came much later. Chapter…

06/11/2026

Sing along with the A Ca****la Choir from Concordia Lutheran High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, singing "All Mankind Fell in Adam's Fall" by Lazarus Spengler. Tune into our weekly program to hear more favorite hymns sung by talented choirs!

06/10/2026

The simplest definition of a disciple is a learner or follower, while an apostle is one who is sent out. In the Bible, an apostle begins as a disciple — in the Christian faith, learning from and following Jesus — before he is sent out as an apostle. To learn more about two of the most prominent apostles, click below to read "Peter & Paul: Apostles, Followers, Martyrs" from the June Broadcaster.

APOSTLES, FOLLOWERS, MARTYRS By Sheila Banks Communication Specialist The simplest definition of a disciple is a learner or follower, while an apostle…

06/10/2026

When relationships are broken, our Lord speaks words filled with hope. Find articles, discover upcoming events, preview this weekend's program and more in this week's newsletter by clicking below.

When relationships are broken, our Lord speaks words filled with hope. Find articles, discover upcoming events, preview this weekend's program and more in this week's newsletter by clicking below.

06/10/2026

More than 50 volunteers make the ministry at Worship Anew possible. On Tuesday, we recognized those volunteers as well as presented awards to five volunteers for their service.

The Rev. Oswald Bertram Award was presented to the Rev. Dr. Thomas Ahlersmeyer, a longtime pastor on the program, and Diane, Ruth, and Eloise Hartmann, who have carefully packed hundreds of care packages through our Care Ministry.

The Bertram Award recognizes volunteers who serve their Lord by devoting their time, talents, and energy in assisting Worship Anew in its ministry.

The Rev. William Mueller was also recognized for his 10 years of serving as a pastor on "Worship Anew."

Thank you to all of our volunteers!

06/09/2026

We are inviting all friends of Worship Anew to join us for a baseball game at the Fort Wayne (IN) TinCaps NEXT TUESDAY June 16 at 7:05 p.m. for Lutheran Night at the TinCaps. Worship Anew staff will be sitting in section 114, if you would like to request tickets nearby. Click the following link to purchase your tickets today. We hope to see you there! https://mlb.tickets.com/?agency=MILB_MPV&orgid=57131&eventId=61170&salesGroupId=7310 #/event/E61170

06/09/2026

When relationships remain broken, the weight can settle heavily on the conscience. Regret might begin to whisper, “It’s too late to do anything.” But our Lord speaks a different word. He speaks a word filled with hope. Click below to read "Mending relationships in the light of a Father's love" from the June Broadcaster.

By Rev. Tim Handrick “HE WAS LOST, AND IS FOUND.” Luke 15:24b As we grow older, relationships often come more clearly into focus. When we reflect on the…

06/09/2026

Whenever nagging thoughts come, honor God with praise and view the day through His eyes.

06/08/2026

Lord, summer arrives, and the world around us grows and blooms, and we remember that You are still at work in us too — not finished yet, no matter our age or season of life. The same Spirit poured out at Pentecost still moves in our hearts, tending what You planted long ago. Thank You that we are never too far along, too worn, or too weary to be growing in Your grace. In Jesus' name. Amen.