Through faith in Jesus, one is forgiven and the consequence of our sin and our sinful nature is now no big deal for us. Having come to the realization of our sin and what price Jesus paid for it, we have peace with God.

This Week in Native American News (1/17/2020): Land taxes, public health crises, and living history

 The pain was so real and tangible at the conference. As the man directed his anger toward me and the church, I silently prayed, “Lord, please use me to help this man see the real you. Use me as your ambassador to put him on the road to his healing journey. And by the power of the Holy Spirit, use me to strengthen his heart through faith in you.”

God is faithful and just. God sent His Son to take your place and my place on the cross and offers you forgiveness. By God's mercy when you confess or own up to your rebellious ways you are cleansed from all unrighteousness. That is Good News!

As we dive into the New Year, as well as prepare for the season of Lent, Pastor Ricky Jacob leads us through a devotion series on Confession and Absolution.

This Week in Native American News (1/3/2020): A new federally recognized tribe, what to do after the women are found, the Native Vice-President, and baby Yoda

A belated Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Navajo!

Lutheran Indian Ministries is ripe with potential and opportunity. The chance to serve God and share the hope of eternal life with our Native brothers and sisters is a special one.  

We all have been called to mission work - in our homes and communities - to share the Word of God and make disciples of all nations. It is a scary process because we fear rejection, but when we commit to the work God has put before us and follow his will, we cannot fail.