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  • Articles | Zion Lutheran Church

    Deeper studies of God's Word that are intended to help us grow in our faith by examining God's Word in light of the original languages, cultural differences, and grammatical clarity.

  • Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church | Loganville

    Zion Lutheran Church offers the hope of eternal life through faith in Christ to a world dying in sin. Proclaiming the good news of Christ crucified for sinners! Welcome! Welcome to Zion, and thank you for visiting our church online. We hope that this site will be of service to you in knowing a little bit more about us, but especially everything you need to know about how you can be assured of eternal life through Christ. Be sure to check out our service times and the directions to our church. We would love to meet you and have you join us for worship. Our Mission It is our desire to be a church that is faithful to carry out the Great Commission of Jesus. We are here to make disciples for Jesus. To carry out this mission we believe it is vital that we remain dedicated to the Bible in all it says. As the central teaching of the Bible, it is our desire to proclaim Jesus Christ as the only Savior of the world. This Gospel is "the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes" (Romans 1:16). Our Beliefs In short, our teachings are the teachings of the Bible, from a literal six day creation to eternal life through faith in Christ. As Lutherans, we believe that the teachings of the Lutheran Reformation are a correct understanding of the Bible, which distinguish us both from the modern "liberal" Lutherans as well as the more "conservative" protestant churches such as Baptist, Reformed, and non-denominational churches. Our Services Services are held each Sunday: Sunday School & Bible Study: 10:00 AM Worship Service: 11:00 AM We also hold special services during the week at specific times throughout the year. These additional services will be announced as they approach. Our Library You are welcome to view, print, and distribute everything in our online library without permission or cost. In addition to videos of our Bible Class and Worship Service, Zion also uploads pdf versions of various devotional, educational, and confessional material. We hope that these materials will help you in getting to know more about what Zion believes and teaches and will assist you or your family's own personal, spiritual growth in your walk with God. If you would like to view our Bible Class videos, you may do so here . The Lutheran Spokesman is a monthly magazine of the CLC containing devotional material for your spiritual growth. If you have questions, God has answers. He gives us His answers in the Bible. Click on the picture above to see God's answers to many modern issues. Subscribe for Updates Subscribe Now Congrats! You're subscribed.

  • Marriage Counseling | Zion Lutheran Church

    Marriage Counseling If your marriage is on the rocks and you are wondering how you can improve it, please reach out to us. We are confident that God’s ways are higher than our ways and His thoughts than our thoughts. Jesus is able to fix your marriage and to give you what you are looking for. Zion Lutheran Church offers marriage counseling for couples in the Atlanta area. Usually, if counseling is integrated prior to marriage and/or during the beginning years of marriage, issues can be spotted and worked through in a more proactive approach. Our pastor desires to give you the tools you need to resolve conflict, to weather life’s storms, and to make transitions in life before they occur so that you are prepared to handle them. Still, even though there’s nothing in life quite as wonderful as marriage, there’s also nothing quite as challenging. Two very different people who have come to believe that their lives would be incomplete without the other, aren’t always as ready to seek the best for the other. As the years go by, it is not unusual for problems to arise—even in the best of marriages. Healthy marriage relationships require constant attention and effort. Zion Lutheran Church desires to offer Christian couples marriage counseling should you desire it. You don’t have to be Lutheran to receive our services. We want all marriages to succeed. Just know that you will be treated with kindness, compassion, and love. Zion’s pastor approaches marriage counseling with a sense of hope. He believes that things can get better through the forgiveness and healing that is found in Christ and that you can have the marriage you desire, even though you may be tempted to believe this is not possible. If your marriage is on the rocks and you are wondering how you can improve it, please reach out to us. We are confident that God’s ways are higher than our ways and His thoughts than our thoughts. Jesus is able to fix your marriage and to give you what you are looking for. Reach out to us at www.zelcloganville.com . We’d like to assist you in fixing your broken relationship. Contact Help is just a phone call away... Email: zionlutheran@zelcloganville.com Cell: 470-214-3401

  • End of Life - Terminal Health | Zion Lutheran Church

    End of Life & Terminal Health Concerns "I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die." (John 11:25-26) Receiving a diagnosis of cancer or any serious illness often brings an overwhelming sense of reality to our doorstep. It's that moment when the inevitability we've always known suddenly stands right before us. The questions flood in: What treatments will I need? Will I be okay? Who will care for my family during my hospital stay? And perhaps the most profound question of all – is God punishing me? Facing a life-threatening illness or the effects of old age can force us to confront our own mortality. Most of us would prefer to avoid thinking or talking about our death, but turning a blind eye won't change the fact that we all share a 100% mortality rate. In these challenging times, pastoral counseling offers a space filled with sensitivity and compassion. It can guide you to recognize the importance of not squandering your final days on worry, fret, or anger. How you approach your death communicates as much about your relationship with Christ as how you've lived. God has a good plan for us, providing a hope-filled path to magnify Jesus in our last days. Don't miss the chance to let your light shine, strengthening your faith in Him as your personal Savior. Remember, He's got this, and He's got you! Contact Help is just a phone call away... Email: zionlutheran@zelcloganville.com Cell: 470-214-3401

  • Follow Me - Matthew | Zion Lutheran Church

    The goal of this course is to study the whole gospel of Matthew. Matthew reveals to us how Jesus taught his disciples to make disciples of others. Matthew tells us to watch Jesus, learn who he is, and see his compassion and power and how he ushers in the kingdom of God. Watch him die for our sins and rise again. As we do this, we will be willing and able to follow him and grow in our ability to live for him. ​ Follow Me: Discipleship according to Saint Matthew The goal of this course is to study the whole gospel of Matthew. Matthew reveals to us how Jesus taught his disciples to make disciples of others. Matthew tells us to watch Jesus, learn who he is, and see his compassion and power and how he ushers in the kingdom of God. Watch him die for our sins and rise again. As we do this, we will be willing and able to follow him and grow in our ability to live for him. Individual Lessons Lesson 1 Matthew 1: Who Is Calling Us to Follow Him? Lesson 2 Matthew 2: We Follow a King Who Is Received Only by Faith Lesson 3 Matthew 3: The Kingdom of God Is at Hand Lesson 4 Matthew 4: Follow Me—I Am Your Righteousness Lesson 5 Matthew 5: Live as Members of My Kingdom Lesson 6 Matthew 6: Follow Me In Piety and Trust Lesson 7 Matthew 7: Serve the World with the Gospel Lesson 8 Matthew 8: Follow Me—For I Have Authority and Compassion Lesson 9 Matthew 9: Follow Me—For I Give You Forgiveness Lesson 10 Matthew 10: Bring Others into My Kingdom of Grace Lesson 11 Matthew 11: Follow Me For Who I Am Lesson 12 Matthew 12: Let Nothing Harden You against My Message Lesson 13 Matthew 13: Boldly Spread the Message of the Kingdom Lesson 14 Matthew 14 & 15: Be Separate from the World Lesson 15 Matthew 16: Taking up Your Cross Lesson 16 Matthew 17: Share in My Glory Lesson 17 Matthew 18: Forgive as I Have Forgiven You Lesson 18 Matthew 19: Marriage, Children, and Possessions Lesson 19 Matthew 20:1 - 21:11: Follow Me to Jerusalem Lesson 20 Matthew 21:12-46: Bear Witness against Unbelief Lesson 21 Matthew 22: Follow Me With a Pure Heart Lesson 22 Matthew 23: Find Refuge under My Wings Lesson 23 Matthew 24:1-35: Always Watching for My Return Lesson 24 Matthew 24:36 - 25:46: Follow Me Until I Return Lesson 25 Matthew 26:1-46: I Go Ahead of You Lesson 26 Matthew 26:47 - 27:10: I Must Go to the Cross Alone Lesson 27 Matthew 27:11-56: Our King Goes into Battle Lesson 28 Matthew 27:57 - 28:20: Lead Others to Follow Me

  • current issues | Zion Lutheran Church

    Many of the issues that become a point of division in our communities and in our nation belong in the political realm. However, many of them have been placed in the political realm though they are, in reality, a matter of morality and thus belong in the religious realm. This purpose of this page is to inform you of Zion's perspective of many of the social issues of our time. Social Issues Many of the issues that become a point of division in our communities and in our nation belong in the political realm. However, many of them have been placed in the political realm though they are, in reality, a matter of morality and thus belong in the religious realm. This purpose of this page is to inform you of Zion's perspective of many of the social issues of our time. Section Title Small Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors. Small Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors. Small Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors. Small Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors. Section Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors. Slide Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content.

  • Anxiety - Depression | Zion Lutheran Church

    Anxiety - Depression "Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." (Philippians 4:6-7) Anxiety and depression are common mental health conditions that affect millions of people worldwide. Anxiety is characterized by feelings of fear , worry, and apprehension that can interfere with daily life. You might even have an unexplainable deep sense of doom. Depression is more than just a feeling of sadness. It can seem like you are walking under a cloud, even when it's sunny out. Or, you might feel as though you are walking through a tunnel with no perceivable light at the end. Whether it be anxiety, depression, or a combination of both, those afflicted by these conditions often have a hard time engaging in even the most basic aspects of life. While prescription medication does help alleviate many of the symptoms of anxiety and depression, which is often necessary, it can never cure them. Pastoral counseling helps to address and look for the causes of anxiety and depression and to help the individual apply God's Word to them. Through this approach, pastors provide essential guidance that helps cope with those issues that result in anxiety and depression with faith and hope. Contact Help is just a phone call away... Email: zionlutheran@zelcloganville.com Cell: 470-214-3401

  • visit us | Zion Lutheran Church

    While we are glad you visited our website, we would prefer to see you in person. Contact Zion Lutheran Church 6170 Center Hill Church Rd. Loganville, GA 30052 zionlutheran@zelcloganville.com Tel: 470-214-3401 Success! Message received. Send

  • Timely Topics | Zion Lutheran Church

    It's often difficult to speak intelligently on current issues, especially in a way that is faithful to God's Word and loving toward others. This series of lessons brings some of today's challenging topics into the open and into the light of God's Word so that we can be prepared to speak the truth in a spirit of Christian love. Timely Topics It's often difficult to speak intelligently on current issues, especially in a way that is faithful to God's Word and loving toward others. This series of lessons brings some of toda y's challenging topics into the open and into the light of God's Word so that we can be prepared to speak the truth in a spirit of Christian love. Individual Lessons Lesson 1 The fundamental differences between a biblical, creationist viewpoint and what is known as intelligent design. Lesson 2 Just as God created the earth’s atmosphere to sustain human life, he also promises to preserve the earth’s atmosphere and climate in such a way that it will always be able to sustain human life. Lesson 3 Without the Fall, attraction and gender identity would be in accord with God's perfect design. Because of the Fall, attraction and gender identity do not always align with God's perfect design. Lesson 4 As we think about our annual celebration of Christ’s birth, we want to make sure that we are giving full glory to God. Can we do so while also engaging in make believe? Lesson 5 A good review of what the Bible says about Baptism centered around the question of whether grandparents should baptize their grandchildren when their own parents don't. Lesson 6 There is much confusion regarding the practice of "Close Communion." We want our practice to be in accord with God's Word, so what does the Bible say about this always timely issue? Lesson 7 As separate as the kingdoms of the world and the Kingdom of God are, both are established by God, and they inevitably overlap. Most notably this occurs in the life of the individual Christian since Christians are citizens of both kingdoms.

  • Bible Study | Zion Lutheran Church

    Continuing in Jesus' Word is an important part of being His disciples. Zion's Bible studies are Biblically based to keep us connected to our Savior. Bible Study If you would like to view our Bible Class videos, you may do so here . At Zion, we believe the Bible is God's Word of Life and God's Word for Life. Our time together studying the Bible is an important part of how we grow in our faith and in our fellowship. We are happy to make these joint Bible Study lessons available to you with the prayer that they will also cause faith and walk with Christ to grow as well. You may choose from either Topical Bible Studies or Bible Series Studies. Bible Series Studies These studies examine the individual books of the Bible in the way they were originally received - as one whole unit. If you are looking for a months, maybe even years, long study to grow in your knowledge of God's Word, these studies will provide you just that. Topical Bible Studies Sometimes, a Christian has a specific question in mind or issue in his life. We just want to know "What does God say about...?" If there is a particular question that you have been wondering about, take a look at these topical studies. Maybe you will find what you're looking for. Then again, you might find something you didn't know you were wondering about.

  • Pamphlets & Fliers | Zion Lutheran Church

    Since our desire is to put God's Word into the hands of as many as we can, Zion publishes and distributes pamphlets and fliers for various purposes - outreach, personal spiritual growth, helping to answer questions that others might have about God and His will for them, etc. As these pamphlets and fliers are produced, they will be posted to this page. Take a look at the list to see if there is something that will assist you or a friend. Pamphlets & Fliers Introduction to Zion Advent 2 - December 10, 2023 Advent 3 - December 17, 2023 Advent 4 - December 24, 2023 Christmas 1 - December 31, 2023

  • Addiction | Zion Lutheran Church

    Addiction "No temptation has overtaken you that is not common to man. God is faithful, and he will not let you be tempted beyond your ability, but with the temptation he will also provide the way of escape, that you may be able to endure it." (1 Corinthians 10:13) When it comes to addictions, there is both a physical as well as spiritual component. Addictions and addictive behavior not only affect neurological patterns, they also tend to cause things like guilt, anger, and lusts to stew under the surface of who we are as human beings. Also, while it may be true that there is some genetic factors that contribute to addiction, particularly to substances like alcohol, addictive behavior results from a choice the individual makes to engage in an activity or to partake of a particular substance. The individual becomes an addict at the point that his or her sinful choices have become so habitual that he or she no longer recognizes the willful choice and the no longer recognizes the harm caused to oneself and to others. This does not mean that the individual has become diseased but rather that he or she has become enslaved to that sinful activity. The habitual nature of choices can and does have physical, emotional, and mental consequences, but these are effects rather than causes. Overcoming an addiction involves recognizing the truth (conviction), repenting (turning from sin to God), faith (trust in Jesus who forgives us) and replacing sinful habits with godly ones (putting off and putting on the new man). If you are ready to go through this transformative process right now, at this moment, is the time to take the next step. Contact Help is just a phone call away... Email: zionlutheran@zelcloganville.com Cell: 470-214-3401

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