The Bible is filled with profound moments. But, there are a select few that are complete game changers. This Sunday, let's courageously step into one of those game changing moments. It is a moment in which an ancient and robust way of conceiving the profane/unclean/unholy/sinful...CHANGES. God was the change agent in that moment. God still is in our moment.

Dorcas (or Tabitha) was a disciple in Joppa renown for her acts of caring and charity for widows and others in need. This loving woman has died and is surrounded by those remembering her acts of love and grieving the loss of such a wonderful person. Peter walks in and then unfolds a basic Gospel truth: Love never ends.

The Letter to the Hebrews uses the metaphor of running to describe the life of faith. This weekend is the Lincoln Marathon and Dr. Jim Keck will explore the delightful nature of "non-competitive competition" in a local marathon where only the elite runners try to "win" everyone else is competing to bring out the best in themselves and support others.

On Easter we celebrate that Christ was risen. But it also begins the rise of the Christian faith itself, and there are many surprising factors involved in how Christianity became the worlds largest religion. Join Dr. Jim Keck for an adventurous description of this amazing process.

Beginning with a solemn procession, the promise of the Easter story is shared in a hope-filled scripture and an inspiring sermon, accompanied by the holy strains of the Plymouth Choir and orchestra.