Welcome to worship at King of Glory Worship and Ministry Center in Carmel, IN!

On this Wednesday during Lent, let us worship the one who keeps His everlasting covenant!

For the order of worship, please go to https://cdn.subsplash.com/documents/3MJJJC/_source/2c9b48b4-ed1b-40e6-95f2-ef597aa910fd/document.pdf

Organ Prelude:

- "Ah, Holy Jesus" (Allan Mahnke)

Today's Songs:

- "Ah, Holy Jesus" (ELW 349, vs 1-3)

- "The Voices of the Passion" (tune "O Sacred Head Now Wounded")

- "Through the Night of Doubt and Sorrow" (ELW 327 vs 1, 2, 4)

Organ Prelude:

- "Through the Night of Dark and Sorrow" (K. Hildebrand)

Today's Readings:

- Psalm 14

- Luke 23:1-24

Today's Message

- "Overheard: Pilate and His Wife, Procula" - Rev. Erik Allen, David and Liz Lichtenberger

- Do you suppose it is possible that various people who were involved in our Lord’s Passion ever had the opportunity to talk with one another about it? Perhaps even right then, while the events were happening? Can you imagine what they might have said? This year's midweek Lenten services invite us to listen in on conversations heard at the foot of the cross—conversations that forever touched and changed lives—just as our have been by the crucifixion of Jesus.

- Tonight we hear from Pontius Pilate and his wife Procula as they wrestle with the truth Pilate recognized but lacked the courage to follow, exposing how fear and self-preservation can override justice. As the shadow of the cross lingers, their exchange reveals both the weight of human failure and God’s deeper mercy shown to us in Jesus Christ.

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Join us for worship and prayer on Wednesdays at 7pm during Lent, as we have "Conversations at the Foot of the Cross"

We invite you to join us every Sunday at 10am!

Go in peace and serve the Lord!

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