A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” will conclude on Sunday, May 5 as we explore the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The final message in the series, “By Grace,” is rooted in 1 Corinthians 15:1-11. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” will continue on Sunday, April 28, as we explore the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The fourth message in the series, “On the Mountain,” is rooted in Matthew 28:16-20. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” will continue on Sunday, April 21, as we explore the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The third message in the series, “In the Same Boat,” is rooted in John 21:1-14. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

Behind Locked Doors, April 14, 2024 by Morning Star Church Las Cruces Sermons

A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” will begin on Sunday, April 7, as we explore the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The first message in the series, “On the Road,” is rooted in Luke 24:13-35. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

On Sunday, March 31, will we celebrate once again the good news that death does not have the last word in our lives. The message, “Where Do You Go?” is rooted in the words of Jesus to the women at the tomb in Mark 16:1-8

The day that Jesus died is called “good” or “holy” because of the significance of the resurrection that followed. An observance of Good Friday titled “At the Cross” is rooted in John 19:23-30

The word “maundy” comes from Latin roots and is related to our word for “commandment.” In our tradition, the night before Good Friday calls us to a remembrance of Jesus in the Upper Room with his friends, sharing a meal with them and washing their feet just before he was arrested. An observance of Maundy Thursday titled “At the Table” is rooted in Mark 14:1-9

On Sunday, March 24, we will observe Palm Sunday and Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem just days before his death. The message, “What Have You Heard?” is rooted in John 12:12-16.

A five-week worship series called “Watchword: A Story of Encounter” will conclude on Sunday, March 17, as we consider ways that we experience God’s presence and work in the world. The final message in the series, “Mission,” is rooted in Matthew 28:16-20 . Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!