Join us on the Celebration Podcast as we dive into our exciting Summer Series, "You Asked For It." This week, Pastor David kicks off the series with an conversation about the Holy Spirit—our most requested topic.

The God who takes care of our past is the God who takes care of our future because He’s the one who meets us in the middle!

It's possible to overreact to many things, but never to the gospel of Jesus! His love is great, and His work on the cross is finished.

Listen here for Easter at Celebration.

Forgiving people is unnatural. It takes faith to forgive.

Listen to this Sunday's sermon to see how Jesus has not called us to live a life defined by offense.

Jesus bears our burdens by taking what we transfer to Him. If we never give it to God, He will not have it.

Listen to this Sunday's sermon to see how Jesus sets us free from the burden of sin!

Through the cross, Jesus offers us a path to live unburdened. His heart for us is not fleeting like an arrow or a runner who fades; it's enduring, like an avalanche gaining strength and a wildfire spreading.

Listen to this Sunday's message as Pastor David Daniel dives deeper into how Jesus invites us into His rest, assures us that we can find rest in Him, and promises rest for our souls.

We're excited to have Pastor Brian Opbroek joining us on April 13 at our Uncommon Parenting Conference! He is the author of the book I'm Her Dad; check it out through the link below!

Register for Parenting Conference: ⁠https://ccpeople.cls.co/pwgt⁠

Book "I'm Her Dad": https://clr.cm/z9ce

The men and women who saw Jesus after the resurrection couldn’t go back to the way things were. They wrote the gospels we’re reading 2,000 years later (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John). They started the global church, spending their lives spreading the message that Jesus is alive. Their belief that Jesus died for their sins and rose from the grave changed them forever.

So what do we do with our disappointment? We do what Jesus’ friends and family were forced to do. We rest. Rest in the promise that God is working behind the scenes, in ways we cannot see or even comprehend yet. Rest in the fact that while darkness leaves us waiting and feeling lost, light always follows (Psalm 30:5).

Jesus’ overcoming is also how we celebrate through suffering in our lives. Jesus overcame spiritual and physical death, and He has a plan for our suffering as well. There is glory on the other side. Through our pain, God ministers to others, teaches us to trust Him, reveals Himself to us, and reminds us this world is coming to a close.