About Sermons | Living Hope and Christ the King ELCA Lutheran Churches
God’s love is for you! Join us each week for Biblical messages from Pastor Daniel Flucke as we explore faith together through a Lutheran lens. Living Hope and Christ the King Lutheran Churches are active congregations of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), serving the communities of Port Washington and Saukville, Wisconsin. Visit us at ctkport.org or livinghopesaukville.org or @pwslutherans.
At Christ the King Lutheran Church, we are rooted in Christ, nurturing faith, loving and serving all. Our community is blessed with strong people who are committed to their faith, to one another, and to serving people in need in Jesus' name; in order that God’s Kingdom may grow and God’s will be done here and throughout the world.
At Living Hope Lutheran Church, we are Alive in Faith, Loving God and Neighbor, Living Hope. We called by the Holy Spirit to welcome individuals and families wherever you are on your spiritual journey. We invite you to grow deeper in faith through meaningful and inspiring worship and Christian education, offering opportunities for people across the lifespan, with emphasis on child and youth programming especially through our Here We Grow preschool and childcare center.
Learn more about both congregations at https://campsite.bio/pwslutherans (https://campsite.bio/pwslutherans).
Villains in the Bible: The Crown | October 11, 2026
As we pass the halfway mark in our Villains in the Bible series, we move to the New Testament to encounter a king so afraid of losing his throne that he's willing to commit awful violence to hold onto it. In contrast to the terror of King Herod, Jesus offers an alternative vision of a kingdom, a kingdom built on humility and love.
This week's Scripture readings are Philippians 2:3-8, Psalm 146, and Matthew 2:1-18.
Learn more about Christ the King Lutheran Church in Port Washington and Living Hope Lutheran in Saukville, Wisconsin at https://www.livinghopesaukville.org/ (https://www.livinghopesaukville.org/) or https://ctkport.org/ (https://ctkport.org/).
5 Oct 2026
Villains in the Bible: The Fallen Hero | October 4, 2026
Every villain has an origin story. For most of his life, King David was the hero. As a boy, he defeated Goliath, and as a musician, he composed much of the book of Psalms. But his power as king warped his heart. He began to believe he was above the law. His sin led to terrible consequences, but when God sent a prophet to confront him, David repented. There's a lot we can learn from David's story in week three of "Villains in the Bible."
Today's Scripture readings are Psalm 23, 2 Samuel 11-12:7 in the sermon, and Psalm 51.
Learn more about Christ the King Lutheran Church in Port Washington and Living Hope Lutheran in Saukville, Wisconsin at https://www.livinghopesaukville.org/ (https://www.livinghopesaukville.org/) or https://ctkport.org/ (https://ctkport.org/).
28 Sept 2026
Villains in the Bible: The Pharaoh | September 27, 2026
We continue our series "Villains in the Bible" by looking at Pharaoh's story in the book of Exodus. As absolute ruler over Egypt, Pharaoh has everything he could want. But his fear of losing his power leads him to do terrible evil to the Hebrew people. Pharaoh's story is a warning to us, challenging us to ask what decisions we make out of fear, where our decisions intentionally or unintentionally harm the people around us.Today's Scripture readings are Genesis 3:1-7, Psalm 119:105-112, and John 3:13-21.
Learn more about Christ the King Lutheran Church in Port Washington and Living Hope Lutheran in Saukville, Wisconsin at https://www.livinghopesaukville.org/ (https://www.livinghopesaukville.org/) or https://ctkport.org/ (https://ctkport.org/).
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