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Abiding Presence

14700 San Pedro Ave.

San Antonio, TX 78232

210-494-8884

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 Abiding Presence Lutheran Church is located on the southeast corner of the intersection of San Pedro Avenue (US281) and Oak Shadows Drive.  APLC is a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA).  We are a vibrant, loving congregation representing God's dynamic presence in the San Antonio community for over 20 years. We invite you to come visit and worship with us.


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Pastor's Weekly Message

       Happy New Year!

 

I love the start of a new year.  That magical time when we make new commitments to lose weight, read that book, or dare I say, even go to church more.  These promises we make to ourselves tend to fall on deaf ears by week two.  I struggle every year committing to commit.  It’s time I try something new.  It’s time I take a different road.

 

For this season of Epiphany, Abiding Presence will be taking another road.  The wise men went home "by another road" to stay away from Herod and keep the location of the Christ child hidden from his eyes.  They intentionally took another road.  They knew that returning the same way they had come would end with pain and great discomfort.

 

As you think about what lies ahead for you in this New Year, ask yourself, “What road am I taking?”  Are you taking the road that is easy and familiar?  Are you traveling the road of comfort, or are you willing to take another road and find comfort in the uncomfortable?  Can we respond like the wise men and travel away from those destructive forces in our lives. 

 

Maybe you drink or work too much. Maybe you want to spend more time with your family. Maybe you are longing for some time to sit with God and nurture that relationship.  Take another road. Let us join the wise men and travel with confidence.  Whatever road you find yourself on, remember there is One that is walking with us…on another road.

 

Pastor Steve  

 

 

 
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