Who is the GOAT (Greatest of All Time)? Is it an athlete? A musician?

An actor or actress? We use that label to indicate someone who excels and is, arguably,

the best at what they do. A man came to Jesus one day with a GOAT question.

And Jesus gave him THE answer. Not an answer, but THE answer. This Sunday, we

are going to take a look at the GOAT command. Join us.

Sunday is Resurrection Sunday. We typically call this day "Easter." On

this day nearly 2,000 years ago, a life-changing, life-transforming event took place.

It's one segment of the Greatest Story Ever Told. Jesus, who had given His life three

days earlier, now makes His way out of the tomb ... alive, fully alive! As we consider

this familiar historical record once again, we will take a look at 5 words which are vitally

important to Easter.

Join Rocky Spear as he leads us through a powerful and reflective Good Friday service at Kilpatrick Church. Through Scripture, prayer, and heartfelt worship, this service invites us to pause, reflect, and honor the incredible love displayed on the cross. Tune in for a meaningful experience of devotion and reverence as we walk together through the story of Jesus' final hours.

Praise ... we kind of like it when we are praised. When someone says

something nice about us, it really feels good. In all transparency, we probably don't

deserve the praise we get. But there is One who IS worthy of praise. On this Palm

Sunday, our focus will be on praising the One who is worthy of ALL praise!

Have you ever faced a dilemma, a problem involving a difficult

choice? Maybe you would call it being between a rock and a hard place. The religious

leaders of Jesus' day were always trying to put Him in a dilemma. In this passage,

Jesus faced a political dilemma and a theological dilemma. You and I may face these

same types of dilemmas. What do we do when faced with these difficult situations?

Perhaps we can discover an answer from the Scripture.

Sermon Topic: Mission Sunday-Hear from those that have been on Mission trips.

In Jesus' last week before crucifixion, He stirred the pot quite a bit. As we consider this portion of the Gospel of Mark, we have the opportunity to examine our lives and take inventory of the fruit we are bearing. We also get to ask ourselves, "What might God want to correct in my life and who do I need to forgive?" Join us Sunday as we dive into the Scripture.

When it comes to our faith it is the foundation of our relationship with

God and the key to our salvation. Faith sustains us through trials, brings peace in uncertainty,

and gives purpose to our lives. A couple weeks ago we studied the rich man

and his sorrow that came from his unwillingness to leave his wealth and follow Christ.

This week we will study the opposite. Bartimaeus, who had nothing, put his faith in

Christ, and received everything! There are many lessons about faith that we can learn

from Bartimaeus and implement them into our daily lives. Join us Sunday as we dig

deeper and look to strengthen our faith in Christ.

LECTURES BY REUBEN NEVO

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