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Easter is a celebration that the resurrection of Jesus enables us to also be made alive. When we are in Christ, we are made new and the old is gone. When that transformation happens, we don’t want to look back. From Colossians 2-3.

We are a blessed people. Because I have been blessed, I can be a blessing to others. When we are generous with our blessings, we plant seeds for a future harvest. From 2 Corinthians 9.

Jesus spoke about generosity in a unique way. Rather than out of compulsion, Jesus framed it with a heart of joy and eagerness. But how does one develop that mentality? His answer: it comes by seeking a greater treasure. From Matthew 13.

Many people in the world today have never heard of the good news of Jesus. The task of reaching them will come with a cost. Our sacrificial and financial investment to reach others for Christ will only happen if we believe Jesus is worth it. That was true for the churches in Macedonia and it should also be true for those of us who’ve experienced salvation. From Romans 15.

We are honored to have Jeff Shortridge as our special guest speaker. Jeff will encourage us with a message on giving cheerfully and generously, as God blesses those who give from the heart.

When the church is fulfilling its mission mandate to make disciples and baptize in the name of Jesus, growth occurs. Today we celebrate all that God has been doing among us. But we also have an eye to the future and are ready to make room for the next generation of people who will come to Christ.

Throughout scripture God often spoke through other people to communicate. Has it ever occurred to you that God could be speaking to you through the words of others? How do you know it is God and not just another person?

Humanity has always sought divine guidance. Christians believe we have a personal God who communicates with us. How can we discern his voice better? From John 10.

In an encounter with Jesus, a young man comes to Jesus thinking he has it all together, but when Jesus challenges his thinking, the man realizes he isn’t where he thought he was. Jesus’ words will also likely also challenge what you are trusting in. From Luke 18.

Just before the cross, Jesus gave his disciples a new command: “love one another as I have loved you.” Although hard, when we fulfill this, the world takes notice. From John 13.