Many people have been affected by suicide in some way, yet it is not often discussed in churches. So, how can we support each other during such a dark time? Dr. Leroy Lawson will share his family's experience and offer guidance on how to approach this difficult situation with compassion and the light of Jesus.

Let's come together to honor and uplift mothers by sharing real stories and engaging in meaningful conversations to help them navigate through challenges with Jesus right by thier side.

Worry strangles the life out of us, but the bible reminds us not to be anxious about anything; instead, we should turn our troubles over to God.

Death is a sacred moment for those who have put their trust in Jesus. This is counterintuitive because death doesn't feel sacred; it feels sad. How can something never meant to exist, be called "precious/sacred?" You're right. It makes no sense…unless you understand who Jesus is and what Jesus did. God has taken a tragic moment and turned it into a triumphant moment.

When we view marriage as an opportunity to live out Biblical teachings of love, respect, and submission to God and each other, we benefit from a transformational experience that shapes our hearts and minds.

Communion becomes sacred when we stop to remember his death. Why? It's a reminder that our sins had real consequences. We remember that even still, Jesus' love, grace, & forgiveness have victory over sin.

Baptism is a sacred act ordained by Jesus. It demonstrates faith in him and immerses us in his teachings. It centers Jesus in the moment and is not about us, our knowledge, ability, or past. When Jesus is at the center, something sacred happens.

Our past tells a story but it isn't THE story. Let God be the author of our lives.

Showing how different Jesus Barabbas and Jesus the Messiah are. Jesus Barabbas is all about worldly force, while Jesus the Messiah is all about giving up everything for others. It's all about how Jesus' sacrifice is what brings redemption to everyone. We are Barabbas.

We acknowledge the reality of external evil but also celebrate the power of Jesus over worldly oppression. Today, we are reminded that He continues to liberate us from the grip of evil, offering hope and redemption.