Rainbows symbolize the promise God made with His people to never send another flood. Pastor Jim notes that a rainbow reminds us that all storms eventually end.

Of all the bad boys we've looked at, the crowd of people calling for Jesus's crucifixion is the one most of us would have been a part of. It's too easy for us to be persuaded into action by others with an agenda, but there is a way to guard our minds and not be tempted to go against our own conscience. Seminary student Ryan Pfendler helps us avoid conforming to the norms of the world with the help of God's Word.

We don’t know much about the Centurion in charge of Jesus’s crucifixion, but we do know that he saw what others didn’t—that Jesus was the Son of God. In the course of doing his job, he was able to come that realization and be forever changed by what he saw.

Jesus offers salvation to all! Even at the end of his life, the repentant thief recognized Jesus as the Savior and asked for His forgiveness. It’s really that easy.

Pontius Pilate has gone down in history as the person responsible for sending Jesus to the cross. Though he knew Jesus was innocent of the charges against Him, he gave into the crowd demanding blood. He ceremoniously washed his hands and absolved himself of guilt, but going against his conscience was his fatal flaw that cost him his reputation.

Caiaphas was the high priest during Jesus's ministry. He refused to see Jesus for who He really was in order to keep his grip on power. He had so many chances to recognize the Messiah, but Caiaphas couldn't contain the chaos around him. Where do you see yourself in Caiaphas's story?1 SeenLike

Our God is the God of abundance, not scarcity. He has a purpose for that abundance, and in this message we're looking at the many ways God is blessing Messiah to be a light to others in our community. It's a day of celebration!

When it comes to giving your treasure to God, who do is your role model? In the Bible, there is some guidance, and this message looks closely at one particular example. Watch and learn what living out the spiritual discipline of generosity looks like for Jesus followers.

Do you often wish that life was just a bit more simple? We can all envision a life of leisurely downtimes that don't involve checking things off a "to-do" list, but it feels so out of reach. On Sunday, Pastor Jim will demonstrate that a slower pace of life is possible if we look to Jesus as our model for an unhurried lifestyle.