Pastor Jeff reflects on the message he preached on Sunday and how it relates to what he's walking through with the passing of his brother, Brad.

More than any other letter, 1 John talks about believers as “children of God,” often with affection and care. If we’ve come to know and share in Jesus’ resurrection life, what difference does it make in us? How do we live as children of God? In this sermon we explore what it means to “Share in God’s Life” from 1 John 1:1-4.

Guest teacher, Bruce Dick, preaches from Mark 5:1-20.

He is risen! This weekend we celebrate that the Way of the Cross does not end at the Cross, but continues through the grave and into new life! But Jesus's new life doesn't erase the suffering of the cross; to walk the Way of the Cross is to walk both in the suffering of Jesus and in his resurrection victory. Join us for "Jesus Alive!" from Matthew 28:1-20 as we rejoice in his victorious resurrection!

We have a new host this week for Cut for Time, Dan Breitwieser, interviews Pastor Nathan following his sermon on Sunday!

As Jesus is crucified, he is mocked and reviled by those around him. In his most vulnerable moments before death he is ridiculed by the crowd and even the robbers on the crosses next to him. A week before, crowds were shouting Hosanna, and now all Jesus hears is the taunts of the crowd. Join us this Sunday as we study Matthew 27: 38-44 and remind ourselves at the start of Holy Week that Jesus chose the Way of the Cross which includes mocking and humiliation.

Pastor Joey fields questions we had submitted and gives us some info on Simon of Cyrene.

The way of the cross leads inexorably to the cross, and this week we watch as Jesus is mockingly declared the “King of the Jews!” and forced to carry his own cross to the hill of execution. And yet every step along the way resounds with echoes of the Old Testament. Could the one mocked as king be in fact the real king of the Jews? But who would want to serve a crucified king? Join for “Jesus Crucified” from Matthew 27:27-37 as the way of the cross leads us to Calvary.

Pastor Joey answers a bunch of questions from the text Matthew 27:1-2, 11-26! What was Barabbas' actual name? Did Pilot give up his power or establish his power by handing Jesus over? What about verse 19?

Caught between a riot and the religious rulers, Pilate has been outmaneuvered. Jesus must be condemned, if only to save his own job. Even if substituting an innocent Jesus for a guilty Barabbas offends his sense of justice, something strangely divine is taking place. Join us for “Jesus Judged” from Matthew 27:1-2, 11-26, as we walk the way of the cross with Jesus.