Connecting Christ
As believers, Christ is at the center of everything we do. This is especially true when believers gather together for worship. Without Christ, we would have no reason to gather for worship. We would be separated from God and each other. We would cower in shame in the presence of God. But Christ, our Savior, has restored our relationship with God. Jesus Christ lived, died, and rose from the dead to forgive our sins and open the gates to eternal life.
This truth is not only undeniable, it is the backbone of who we are as Christians and why we do what we do in worship.
The Good news about what Jesus did to be the Savior for sinners is found in the gospel. It is the power of God—the very thing God uses to work faith in our hearts and transform our lives. Therefore, worship at Huntersville Lutheran is gospel-centered. From start to finish, the gospel permeates everything you hear and see, speak and sing.
Patterns That are Timeless
The hymns, prayers, and creeds used in worship at Huntersville Lutheran won’t just come and go with the whims of the day. We draw from the richest treasures from the church’s past—works that have lived up to the most difficult challenges—and from the most promising gifts God has given his church in recent years. This blend of the best from old and new ensures the gospel is at the heart of all we say and do.
Worship that Welcomes Children
Even from their earliest years, children are models of faith for all of us. Jesus himself said so. Our worship format not only encourages families to be together but is designed for active engagement and participation by all, including children. The sights and sounds of children are a great joy to us. Discover the blessing of worship with your children.
Preaching that Transcends Self-Help
You can get tips on how to find satisfaction, excitement, and improvement anywhere. Good advice is easy to find, but good news is a rare gift. The Sunday sermon at Huntersville Lutheran isn’t just a riff on the pastor’s opinions, it’s the story of Jesus Christ living, dying, and rising again for you. You won’t get more rules. You’ll taste a new world.
Join us Sundays at 9 am.
