What was the mission of Jesus? Why did He come and what was the message that He preached? In Mark 1, we see Jesus announcing the kingdom of God had come and inviting all to faith and repentance for salvation. Have you responded to this call? Are you joining Jesus in this mission of proclaiming hope to the world?

A look at 1 Timothy 3:1-7

This week we are kicking off our series on the Gospel of Mark. This Gospel answers the question, "Who is This Man?" In chapter 1, we see that John the Baptist prepares the way for Jesus and then baptizes Him. Jesus then demonstrates His authority over sin by resisting temptation from the Devil in the wilderness. From the start we see that John the Baptist and Jesus show us a path to follow.

Today, we celebrate Easter, the resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. His resurrection changes everything and gives us a light of hope in the darkest night of our sin and in the shadow of death. Jesus changes everything, He came as the conquering King!

We serve a King who suffered for us.

He knows your pain, He experienced the worst rejection and suffering and He willingly took it on His shoulders to have a relationship with you.

He invites you into a relationship with Him.

Draw near to Him today, near to the throne of grace to find mercy and help in time of need.  

King Jesus came as a servant.

He came not to be served but to serve and give His life as a ransom for many. If Jesus was willing to serve, so should we be willing to serve and prefer one another above ourselves.

We have a King who is loving and this is the greatest news. Join us as Pastor Dan launches our Easter series as we look at the identity of the King of Kings. Our King loves, and we should love one another.

God has given us a design for family. For the Church to be at its best, the families within it need to cultivate spiritually health. The health of the families around you needs to matter to you. And the health of all of our families matter to God and the world is watching. Proverbs gives us amazing wisdom to put into action to build healthy families.

How does God want us to think about money?

Proverbs has much to say about how we think of and manage our finances.

If we want to honor God in our lives, our view of money will be integral.

You cannot glorify God unless He is Lord of all parts of your life, including your wealth.

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In Proverbs 10 and 11 we see that God cares for how we live and speak in our lives.

We must learn to walk with integrity and create memories that bring peace and the blessing of God.

God desires humility and integrity in our speech and all we do.