Visit us soon at First Lutheran Church and School, 1207 N Broadway, Knoxville, TN, 37917, (865) 524-0366 ext. 4 and meet Pastor Roberts, LCMS campus pastor at the University of Tennessee. We look forward to meeting you and worshipping together the crucified and risen Christ Jesus. Get Involved today!

"Imagine a church that is both evangelical—proclaiming the free forgiveness of sins through faith in Jesus Christ—and sacramental, centering its spiritual life in the regenerating waters of baptism and the real presence of Christ in Holy Communion. Imagine further a church that is strongly grounded on Scripture, but yet avoids the solipsism of individual interpretation in favor of a comprehensive, intellectually rigorous and imminently orthodox theological system. Imagine a worship service that features both strong preaching and the historic liturgy. Imagine that this is a historical church with a rich spiritual tradition, but without legalism. Imagine, in short, a church that has some of the best parts of Protestantism and the best parts of Catholicism. Finally, imagine that this church body is not some little made-up sect, but one of the largest bodies of Christians in the world. Such a church might seem like what many Christians, disaffected by both the vacuity of liberal theology and the shallowness of American evangelicalism, are dreaming of. Such a church exists. It goes by the admittedly inadequate name 'Lutheran'". Gene Edward Veith, Jr., The Spirituality of the Cross: the Way of the First Evangelicals (St. Louis: Concordia Publishing House, 1999), 114.

We welcome you to TableTalk!

When: ad hoc times during the summer (resume regular schedule this fall)
Where: Christian Student Fellowship house, 2001 Lake Avenue Located behind the Panera Bread Company from the strip; corner of Montecastle and Lake Avenue; ample free parking available.
Food: Free Dinner Provided
Who: All religious backgrounds welcome
Topic: Fall topic to be determined as group

Looking forward…in Christ+
Pastor Roberts

Drs. Alvin Plantiga and Richard Gale discussed The Existence of Evil and the Problem of God at the Clarence Brown Theater at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville Campus. Approximately 700 came and heard how the incarnation and atonement of Jesus Christ were central to Plantiga's philsophical discussion and defense of God's existence in the sometimes joyful, sometimes excruciating world we live in. Find out more