For those who are new to our church, Easter Sunday is a special Sunday each year when we celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This year our text is 1 Corinthians 15:12-20 where God, through the apostle Paul contemplates the scenario where there is no resurrection from the dead and its implications regarding our hope of heaven.

In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.

Our text this week is Matthew 24:1-3, and our theme is the end of the age.

In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.

Our text this week is Matthew 23:29 - 24:1-2, and our theme is a pronouncement of doom.

In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.

Our text this week is Matthew 23:13-33, and our theme is woe to you.

In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel, we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected, and the King who one day will return.

Our text this week is Matthew 23:1-12, and our theme is counterfeit spiritual leaders.

In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.

Our text this week is Matthew 22:41-46, and our theme is dual identities.

In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.

Our text this week is Matthew 22:34-40, and our theme is the greatest Christian virtue.

Our text this week is Matthew 22:34-40, and our theme is the greatest Christian virtue.

For those who are new to our church, Football Sunday is a special event we put on each year where faith and football collide. This year our text is 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 where God, through the apostle Paul implores us to run to win. The Bible says that life is a race - and we’re to make it our goal to run in a way where we win the prize - and as we work our way through the text we learn what that prize is - as well as poor substitutes for it.

In “Christ the King” we are studying the gospel according to Matthew. Matthew wrote to proclaim to all that Jesus is the Christ - the Messiah - the fulfillment of God’s promise of a King who would rule over an eternal kingdom. In this gospel we see the King who was revealed, the King who was rejected and the King who one day will return.

Our text this week is Matthew 22:23-33, and our theme is the resurrection of the dead.

Have you noticed there's very little peace anymore? There are wars in our culture, wars in other countries - even wars in our families. Wars are waging in our minds, our kid's minds, our hearts, and our lives. And all we want is peace! So, How do we get it?

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