Pastor Jim's devotional thoughts after the Children's Musical about Moses and the Exodus.

Pastor Mark speaks on our willingness to be used by God, and as "jars of clay", remembering that what is within us that is valuable, not the jar on its own.

But the Lord said to Samuel, “Do not consider his appearance or his height, for I have rejected him. The Lord does not look at the things people look at. People look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.”

Pastor Mark celebrates this Easter Sunday through the story of Mary Magdalene.

Pastor Ben focuses on Saturday of Holy Week, the time between Jesus' death and resurrection.

All of scripture pivots on the cross. And yet it is also the center of 3 paradoxes.

Thursday of Passion Week takes us through the last supper and into the garden of Gethsemane.

In this sermon we focus on the scene where Mary anoints Jesus' head and feet with expensive perfume and Judas rebukes her for wasting money. The contrast of reaction between these two people in light of Monday and Tuesday's events reveals the kind of follower they really were.

On these two days Jesus shows through his words and actions that he is bringing a new kind of kingdom. Those who thought they were people of faith actually didn't get him at all. He forced people to look at their own lives, not just their professions of faith.

We're kicking off this our journey to Easter through a sermon series and new Common Life book titled "We Would See Jesus". In this sermon, Pastor Ben asks the question, as we prepare for Easter, "How did Jesus approach Easter?"