Christ has instructed us to love one another. How can we share that message today? By simply helping our neighbor during these troubled times. May you find ways to be that shining light to others, and provide a blessing to one another.

Hey! What are you doing for Easter? Well, nothing can stop God, so Join Us each night starting tonight through next week, Easter Sunday, as we share the scriptures and lead us into the Easter celebration. Thank you for being part of this special time brought to you by our church families. Thank you Kindernay Family for starting us out so wonderfully!

Sometimes, as we face adversity and challenges we question “Why God?” when in fact we need to lean into the idea of “I trust you God, even when I don’t understand.” So we challenge you today to trust in God and His plan for you, and no matter your circumstance know that He has a plan for you.

Even when it seems overwhelming at times, we know that we will get through this event together. We encourage you to find ways to help one another, which in turn, changes our focus to others instead of ourselves and helps move us through this process together. Be blessed and be a blessing to others.

How has the current environment forced us to push beyond our comfort and find new ways to touch the lives of others in God's name? We encourage you all to keep pushing yourself and one another, through those doors God is opening in front of you...for He is always using our circumstances to bring glory to Him!

As we seek scripture we find comfort in the reading of the Beatitudes. We pray this brings you peace and comfort today as well.

What praises are you singing this week, to help calm the soul? We would love to know so we can share in the blessing. Maybe check out Psalm 117, it’s a short one but packed full of restoration!

As we near Easter time, Christians primarily focus upon the sacrifice of Jesus. What happened so long ago was truly a scandal. Crucifixion was used mostly on rebels as a means to get unquestioned obedience from those who witnessed the death. It was a powerful deterrent. But the early believers welcomed the message of Jesus' death on the cross. This week we will look at why Jesus' cross was a scandal. And then in the next few weeks, we'll see why the cross is so crucially important. (Sermon @ 22:24.)

Don’t allow the religious laws to push you away from the direct path of salvation that is found simply by accepting Jesus.

Is social distancing beginning to cause disconnect and loneliness? Today we bring you a simple way where you can not only help others feel less alone but also create some connection and fun memories for yourself. Check this out.