Join us for worship from August 15, 2021. God asked Solomon what he wanted, Solomon’s answer may not be what you were told it was.

Jesus fed them, they followed. Was it about Jesus or was it the free catering? Jesus challenges us to see beyond the repeated emptiness and find true enduring fullness by shifting not our work but our goals. Join us for worship with the Praise Team and keyboard artist Tyler Kivel!

Elisha received the first-fruits offering and shared the few loaves with 100 prophets. They ate their fill, like the 5,000 fed when Jesus passed the bread and fish. What is our first-fruit offering? What is our first-flinch reaction?

Jesus walked on the water, the disciples freaked out. They didn't understand the loaves... then again, we don't either. Join us for worship - Christ is there!

When was the last time you embarrassed your spouse? When was the last time God's grace so overwhelmed you, you just had to dance? Tears, laughter, dancing, all reasonable reactions to God's unreasonable presence.

This Sixth Sunday after Pentecost brings us to the Apostle Paul celebrating his weakness. Do you put weakness on your resume? Do you lead with your faults? Paul did, his greatest asset was his weakness because that drove him straight to absolute dependence upon God!

A woman has the audacity to touch the hem of Jesus' cloak, and for that her faith makes her well after 12 long years. A young girl has died and she is raised by Jesus; she was 12. Explore what prayer means when it’s hard to be honest with God.

Celebrating the ministry of Diane Stapleton, FPCLG recognizes the gifts of God's presence as Diane and Tom move to their next call. We also expressed our gratitude to Alyssa Conde for sharing her musical gifts with us. Blessings for her next chapter as a PhD student in piano.

There’s a big difference between responding to fundraising and responding to meaning and purpose. Join with us in our worship service and share in that big difference.

Celebrate our graduates and those receiving scholarships for the 2021-22 academic year. We also celebrated the Sacrament of Baptism for Jack Kazmierczak all on the Second Sunday after Pentecost. Join in worship, raise your voice in praise, invite others to be blessed by sharing this service.

Celebrate the stability of the tripod, three is more stable than four! This Trinity Sunday Pastor Krogh recalls one of his newfound heroes.

Celebrating the day of Pentecost, when God's Holy Spirit overwhelmed the differences of those who were listening. Begin anew with us in worship and celebration of that same Spirit's presence.

Sometimes in order for faith to grow, Jesus has to get out of the way. Celebrate Ascension Sunday in this recorded worship service. Join us in person Sundays 9:30 & 11:15 am, or online in these recorded services.

We’re now providing live worship, contact admin@fpclg,.org for reservations. We also livestream and provide edited recorded versions for you. We’re new at this form of connection, so please be patient as we work out the bugs.

Jesus is our good shepherd, he gave his life for the sheep. But we haven't been in the same fold for a long time. The shepherd reassures the sheep and so do the rest of the flock. Join us as we anticipate gathering again.

There is the message of Easter that we proclaim with the words, He is Risen Indeed. But there's also a meaning to Easter. If you get the message without the meaning, you're missing the transformation. Enjoy this deep dive into the words Jesus spoke conveying the meaning of his resurrection.

The 2nd Sunday of Easter is always a visit with the doubts of Thomas. This year we check in on what he was doing while the rest of the disciples were hiding in the upper room. Join us as we celebrate the everlasting Good News of the resurrection.

Join us for Easter Sunday Worship 2021. Does the power of the resurrection inspire you to get up and do what needs to be done?

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In commemoration of Good Friday, Pastor Krogh provides this dramatic interpretation of Nicodemus on that night.

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Join us for Eucharist commemorating Jesus’ Last Supper with his disciples.. With the cross looming before him, Jesus chose to break bread and wash feet.

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Celebrate the beginning of Holy Week with our worship video for the 2nd consecutive Palm Sunday. We're considering history while making it.

In the 5th Sunday in Lent we explore the habits of the heart. Do you need a transplant, or just better cardiac care? Join us again for video worship!

Three texts from the 4th Sunday in Lent. Three different but overlapping questions to ask ourselves. Join us as we study Scripture and ordain and install new officers for leadership at First Presbyterian Church of La Grange.

From Psalm 19 to Kepler’s three laws of planetary motion, and beyond. The heavens declare the glory of God!

Scripture isn't about doing what is expected, it's about doing what God desires for our lives. Here, in the 2nd Sunday in Lent, we explore some unexpected outcomes.

We begin Lent with a reminder of God's promise, the rainbow. Keeping us safe together in the same ark. Not always easy, some of the animals bite.

Join us for the imposition of ashes, Ash Wednesday 2021.

Smack dab between the end of Epiphany and Ash Wednesday stands the Transfiguration of Jesus. Join Elder Douglas Cogan as he shares his insights on the passage.

Have you not known? Have you not heard? Have you not known from the foundations of the earth? Ours is an eternal God. Reflecting on the greatness of God grants peace in difficult circumstances. God does not, God cannot forget us.

Sharing a recipe, Pastor Krogh talks about discount meat and compassionate fellowship. Knowledge used to make other feel foolish, isn't wisdom.

The prophet Jonah was everything a prophet shouldn't be, even after he was fish bait. He shared God's message hoping to see God's judgment, he found instead changed hearts.

From Samuel's call as a small child, where do you find meaning and purpose? Take a break from all the noise and center yourself in Christ.

This week we celebrate the Baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist in the River Jordan. Enjoy this riverside retelling along with reflections about hospitality and hate. Welcome to the New Year!

Join us for two very different tellings of the story of the Wise Ones from the east who came to visit the Christ Child along with some wonderful Christmas Eve memories.