Our world is full of many ideas about God. Does God even exist? If so, what does he think of me? And how can I connect with him?At Anchor Church, we invite you to take a fresh look at the God of Christianity who reveals himself in the Bible. As you do so, we pray that you will find the same peace and hope in Jesus that we have found, and agree that Christ is the truly the Anchor we all need.
God sent his Son Jesus to win precious forgiveness for you, me, and every human being on the planet. He now calls us to love one another as he has loved us. We want to be a part of the change that we want in this world, and that starts with loving our community in spiritual, physical, and tangible ways. No matter who you are or where you’ve been, we hope you’ll join us in being Anchored in this community.
We believe that God solved mankind’s problem of sin by sending Jesus Christ into the world to live a perfect life in our place, die on the cross to pay for our sins, and rise from the dead to guarantee eternal life in heaven to all who believe.
We believe the Bible is the inspired, inerrant Word of God, and thus the only objective source of truth in the world. The Bible is a book of good news, about how God designed and implemented his plan of salvation by sending Jesus to be our Savior. The Bible is the only place in the world we find this message of grace, and so the Bible is the ultimate authority for everything we believe, teach, and do.
This means we believe that the teachings of the Bible are correctly represented in the Lutheran Confessions (found here.) These documents were prepared during the Protestant Reformation, a time in church history when God led believers back to his Word and to the historic faith taught by Jesus and the apostles. While times have changed since the writing of these documents (c. 1580 A.D.), the timeless truths of Scripture have not.
Anchor is also a part of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS.) Being part of a larger church body allows us to be part of ministries that extend far beyond our doorstep here in Marquette. The ministry of the WELS includes a robust worker training system, humanitarian aid efforts, and extensive mission work, both in North America and around the world. You can learn more about the work of our church body here.
Pastor Joe Lindloff

