Pilot Knob Lutheran Church

Sanctify Them by the truth;
your word is truth.

John 17:17 Niv

Join Us For Our Sunday Service 9:00 am

Welcome

Thanks for visiting. We’re excited about what we can offer both members of Pilot Knob Lutheran and the surrounding community. There are many churches in the North Iowa area, each with its unique ability of serving in the Body of Christ. We pray you find the congregation God has chosen for you to serve.

Daily Devotions

“Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.” – James 2:17 

One of the most simple actions we can take as Christians in the personal strengthening of our faith is to do daily devotions. And today, with the advent of the internet, receiving your daily dose of law and gospel has never been easier. Discover God’s grace through a multitude of faith-enriching devotionals. 

Our Daily Bread: http://odb.org

The Word For You Today: www.bobgass.com

Listen To Sermons

Pilot Knob Lutheran Church provides recordings of services on this web site and Facebook.

Listen to Pastor Snitzer’s Sunday morning message!

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Join us Sunday at 2391 330th St.
9:00 AM:
Sunday Morning Worship
Sunday School classes for all ages will resume this fall

Grief Share

GriefShare meets at Pilot Knob Lutheran Church every other Sunday from 2-3:30. Go to www.GriefShare.org  for more information on meeting days.

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Senior Advice

Interested people who need help finding assisted living, nursing home care, home healthcare, or other senior living services can reach one of our local advisors at 1-855-205-9448.  Questions can be addressed to Emma Williams, Community Outreach and Senior Advocate at:  emma@senioradvice.com

Paying for Senior Care

About us

Today Pilot Knob Lutheran Church maintains a mission to worship God and proclaim His Word so that people experience salvation in Jesus, mature in their faith, and equip all to serve in the church and in the world.

PILOT KNOB LUTHERAN COMMUNIQUÉ

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Communique

 Our Response to the Cross & Easter 

Now what? We dare not forget what we learned or set it on the shelf of our mind until lent of 2026. What should our response be? Our response should be one of praise, thanksgiving, and worship for each of the exchanges and the resurrection.

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Communique

Cursed to Blessing

Jesus was punished that we may be forgiven.
Jesus was wounded that we may be healed.
Jesus was made sin that we may be righteous.
Jesus died that we might be made alive.
Jesus was made poor that we may be rich. (prosper)
Jesus was shamed that we might receive glory.

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Glory, Not Shame

Shame: “The painful feeling arising from the consciousness of something dishonorable, improper, ridiculous etc., done by oneself or another.”

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Poverty for Abundance

2 Corinthians 8:9 For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that you through his poverty might become rich. Jesus endured our poverty that we might share His abundance. If Jesus endured our poverty; if Jesus had lost everything hanging from the cross we could say that poverty is not a blessed condition, it’s not a good thing. Poverty is the opposite of abundance. 

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To Be Righteous

Isaiah 53:10-11 Yet it was the Lord’s will to crush him and cause him to suffer, and though the Lord makes his life an offering for sin, he will see his offspring and prolong his days, and the will of the Lord will prosper in his hand. After he has suffered, he will see the light of life and be satisfied; by his knowledge my righteous servant will justify many, and he will bear their iniquities.

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Forgiveness & Healing

I began last week with our topic for Lent: The Divine Exchange. That is, what all took place when Jesus was nailed to a tree – cross? More than most of us are aware. The bible explains that humanity has a universal problem called sin. We have rebelled against God. The cross of Christ is the only all-sufficient and eternal answer for our problem.

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