It’s hard to stay faithful when the world is so dark - UNLESS we have a clear picture for what we’re running towards. When life gets hard, and when there are no simple answers for the problems we see in the world, it becomes all the more challenging to stay the course - UNLESS we have clear vision.

This week, Pastor Sean walks us through Peter’s struggle to stay the course in being faithful and how we can avoid destructive tendencies ourselves.

"Is Jesus God?"
"Christianity seems too complicated."
"What if I've been hurt by Christians in the past?"
"I tried already, and failed."

Our God is not intimidated by doubts and questions like these. As we continue studying the final night of Jesus' life, we see Jesus ramping up the compassion and the clarity for his closest friends...the same way he wants to for you.

Whether you've walked towards Jesus or away from him, there is grace available for those who opt in.

Jesus breaks from all expectations of a rabbi on Passover to do something typically only done by the lowliest of servants — he washes his disciples’ feet, and commands them to do the same for others. Before we can do what Jesus did, we must know the 3 things he knew that empowered him to love to the uttermost.

In Luke 24, two disciples moved from crisis to clarity after an encounter with the risen Jesus. We too can move from crisis to clarity in our own lives.

Who is Jesus? Why did he come? Is there hope for me? Do my decisions matter? How can I have eternal life?

Whether you’re on a mountain top or walking through the valley - we ALL need hope in this season. As the church, it’s our job to share about the hope we’ve found in Christ, and offer support wherever possible.

We have a choice - to walk in darkness or to walk in the light. Both have consequences, but one leads to the life each of us ultimately desire.

We’re in a unique point in history, truly a trial we’ve never experienced. Be encouraged to trust Jesus, believing he will transform us and those around us in the process.

Have you ever had to gear up for something you knew would be good in the long run but difficult in the immediate? Jesus did and, as it turns out, his response to that question is the exact hope each of us longs for - especially in times of great need.