In a world filled with noise, confusion, and compromise, God calls His people to walk in wisdom. In this second part of our study, we turn to Proverbs chapters 21-22:16 to uncover practical and powerful truths for living wisely. These verses challenge us to align our steps with God’s heart, pursuing justice, humility, and integrity in our everyday lives. Join us as we explore how God's timeless wisdom equips us to walk in a way that honors Him, even when the world walks in foolishness.

Jesus is risen! After Jesus' body lay in the grave for three days, He came back to life. Resurrection from death is impossible, but not for God. The resurrection of Jesus brings lasting hope to believers around the world. Though many have tried to disprove it, the power of His impact and the truth of Scripture stand firm. Jesus Christ is alive, and death has been defeated!

In this Good Friday message, we reflect on the ultimate sacrifice Jesus made on the cross. Just as the Israelites once offered lambs for the forgiveness of sin, Jesus became the final sacrificial Lamb, taking upon Himself the cup of God’s wrath so that we might be spared from death. This special day, we remember His suffering and the profound love that led Him to lay down His life for all humanity.

The Messiah in the Passover begins with the traditional Passover Seder table – complete with all the articles of this important Jewish celebration. Dr. Mitch Glaser will explain the symbolic meanings of the various items of the Passover feast and highlight their relationship to the Last Supper that the Messiah celebrated with the disciples, giving special emphasis on the redemptive significance of the crucifixion.

This demonstration gives the Christian community insight into Jewish traditions so that the Jewish roots of Christianity can be better understood. This program also helps the Jewish and Christian communities understand their common heritage. We encourage you to invite a friend to this special evening!

This message reflects on Jesus’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem, a moment we celebrate as Palm Sunday! It marks the beginning of Holy Week, when believers around the world remember Christ’s journey to the cross and the power of His resurrection. As Jesus rode into the city on a donkey, He fulfilled Old Testament prophecy, revealing Himself as the promised Messiah, humble yet bringing salvation. Born of a virgin, from the line of David, He came as a King and Savior, ready to complete His mission of redemption through his death on the cross and His resurrection.

This message challenges us to walk in wisdom in a world filled with evil and unrighteousness. Throughout Proverbs 20–21, Solomon urges us to seek wise counsel, pursue integrity, and resist the traps of temptation, including substance abuse and pride. As Christians, we’re called to live in a way that pleases God by pursuing humility, discipline, and righteousness.

In this powerful message, we explore a new kind of battle in David's life, not against giants like Goliath, but against hidden enemies: praise, popularity, envy, and betrayal. As Saul turns against him, David faces persecution. Pastor Lloyd reminds us that sometimes the most dangerous threats aren’t the obvious ones we can see, like Goliath, but the ones that come through success, praise, and the people closest to us. Through it all, David is being refined to become the king God has called him to be. In every trial, David learned the importance of trusting God over man.