Discover the stations of the cross as a way to journey to the cross and appreciate more deeply the love of Christ.  If we look closely in this moment, we can see ourselves both in Pilatewho wants to debate what is truth and then wash his hands of responsibility, as well as Barabbas who is guilty and wants to walk away.  Jesus is innocent but pays the price forforgiveness for both.  (John 18:28-40)

In one of the most moving and profound moments in his earthy ministry, Jesus comforts Mary and Martha in their grief and weeps with them, before calling Lazarus back to life and calling us to see beyond the moment (John 11:1-44)

Discover the stations of the cross as a way to journey to the cross and deepen your appreciation of the love of Christ even more.  In this message we deepen our understanding of Peter’s denial of Christ and discover how we can learn to not falter and instead deepen our faith as we face challenges (Luke 22:54-62).

Jesus declaration “I AM the Good Shepherd” is one of the seven revelations of Jesus in the Gospel John, and helps us discover the ways in which Jesus is the Good Shepherd of our lives (John 10:1-18, Psalm 23).

Discover the stations of the cross as a way to journey to the cross and deepen your appreciation of the love of Christ even more.  In this message we deepen our understanding of Jesus’ betrayal and arrest and discover how to resist temptation (Mark 14:43-50).

Discover the stations of the cross as a way to journey to the cross and deepen your appreciation of the love of Christ even more.  In this message we deepen our understanding ofJesus’ betrayal and arrest and discover how to resist temptation (Mark 14:43-50).

Jesus declaration “I AM the Light of the World” is one of the seven revelations of Jesus in the Gospel John, and helps us discover that Jesus is the “Light of the World” in threelife-changing ways (John 8:12).

Join Jesus in his journey to the cross by reflecting on each of the Stations of the Cross as we begin as Jesus prays in the Garden of Gethsemane.  Lenten Series; Ash Wednesday. (The Protestant Stations of the Cross begin with Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemane) (Matthew 26:36–46).

In this classic story of the feeding the multitude we see how Jesus sees our need and challenges us to share our gifts and discover God’s abundant blessing as well as the spiritual truth that Jesus is the Bread of Life (John 6:1-14, 25-35).

Like the woman at the well whose life was parched by the challenges of life, we can discover Jesus reaches across barriers and offers us “Living Water” that refreshes our soul and teaches us to share this refreshing truth with others (John 4:4-26).