On Easter Sunday, we will celebrate the Risen Savior and the transforming power of the gospel with a message titled, “Raised for Our Justification.” Because Jesus lives, we have forgiveness, new life, and the promise of eternity.

On Good Friday, Pastor Lloyd will share a message titled “Wounded for Our Transgressions.” Together, we will reflect on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, His suffering, His love, and the price He paid for our sin. It will be a meaningful time of worship and remembrance as we fix our eyes on the cross.

Life today is filled with uncertainty, pressure, and moments that can feel overwhelming. Whether it’s personal struggles, family challenges, or the weight of everything happening in the world around us, we all face valleys.

This Wednesday, we will focus on what it truly means to walk through life’s darkest valleys—and how we can do so without fear. As we continue our journey through Psalm 23, we are approaching one of the most powerful and comforting verses in all of Scripture: “Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for You are with me; Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me.” (Psalm 23:4).

Come ready to be encouraged, strengthened, and reminded that the Shepherd walks with you—right through the valley. 

Hosanna in the Highest! In this Palm Sunday message, Pastor Lloyd reflects on Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem, riding on a donkey’s colt. This pivotal moment in His ministry marks the first time Jesus openly reveals Himself to the multitudes as the promised Messiah sent to save Israel. Tracing powerful prophecies from the books of Daniel, Zechariah, and Psalms, Pastor Lloyd shows how Christ, the prophesied King, came to redeem His people from their sins.

This week, we begin with Week 1: The God Who Provides (Psalm 23:1-3). We’ll dive into how God supplies everything we need—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—and restores our souls. Even in life’s uncertainty, the Lord is faithful to guide us along paths of righteousness and meet us with His abundant care. Invite a friend and join us this Wednesday as we uncover what it truly means to be held in the Shepherd’s hands and learn to trust His provision in every season of life.

In this message, Pastor Lloyd explores the prophetic Scriptures concerning Christ’s return. He explains the events leading from the rapture through the tribulation, as well as the growing hostility toward Israel. Pastor Lloyd encourages us to discern the times, remain aware of the trials Israel is facing, and hold fast to God’s promise that Christ will return to establish His kingdom on the earth.

Pastor Robert just wrapped up his study of “Guarded Christianity” in 2 John, where we learned the importance of protecting the truth. This Wednesday night we move into the final letter of John—3 John with a message titled “Active Christ.” In this short but powerful letter, we’ll see what it looks like to live out the truth through action, support faithful ministry, and walk in love and integrity as followers of Christ. Join us as we explore how our faith isn’t just something we guard—it’s something we live out every day.

Hosea 14 is a beautiful invitation to come back to God. After warning and judgment, the Lord calls His people to return with humble hearts and sincere repentance. In this message, we see God’s mercy on full display—He heals, restores, and renews all who turn to Him. What was once broken can be made whole again.

After finishing our study through 1 John, we now move into the second of John’s short but powerful letters. This Wednesday night, Pastor Robert will begin walking us through the small book of 2 John in a message titled “Guarded Christianity.” Though only a few verses long, this letter carries an important warning and encouragement for believers. John calls the church to walk in truth and love, while also remaining guarded against false teaching that threatens the foundation of the gospel.

Join us as we continue exploring John’s letters together and learning how to faithfully guard the truth of Christ in our lives and in the church.

In this sermon on Hosea 13, Pastor Lloyd focuses on the anatomy of the heart and how quickly it can drift when it forgets the Lord. Israel prospered, but in the midst of success, the people became proud, self-sufficient, and turned to idols. This message stands as a solemn warning about the danger of pride and the deception of self-reliance. It is also a gracious call to return to God before it is too late. Even in judgment, His heart is still to restore.