Hey Family,

This week is the most holy in the Christian calendar.

Good Friday commemorates when Jesus went to the cross to die on our behalf, and Easter Sunday is that most glorious day when he rose from the grave! These two events are the centerpiece of all our lives. There can be no more important time to hear to invite your friends to hear the message of the gospel--the good news. Bring your family, your friends, anyone who needs to hear the life transforming message of the gospel

Hey Family,

The Easter season is the best possible time to invite a friend, loved one, family member or co-worker to hear the gospel of Jesus Christ. This is the greatest gift you can give. Please bring someone to our upcoming Palm Sunday service this Sunday at 10 a.m. Palm Sunday is the beginning of Passion Week, which is when we reflect on the incredible journey Jesus made to the cross. But that's not where the story started. His journey started in the heart of God and His desire to pursue and draw you to himself, even before time began.

Hey Family,

We all go through times when we wonder whether God is even present, or if he truly cares. Times of life when relationships are broken, health is compromised, and aspirations and hopes are dashed. During these times we can wonder where God is, and how we will make it through. Come this Sunday as we learn to navigate this season of life that will most certainly come to all of us.

Invite a friend, family member or co-worker who will benefit from this message. We will also celebrate Communion together as a church family. I look forward to seeing you Sunday at 10 a.m.

Join us this week as we travel down to Bethany, where Christ encounters a fruitless fig tree in a time when he is hungry. His reaction may surprise you!

As believers, we learn that there is an expectation of what we produce as we abide in Christ and trust in God's word.

I hope you've grown from our current sermon series, The Lord's Prayer. As we look forward to Easter Sunday, we finish up our series by talking about one final blessing that Jesus requested for his disciples. He prayed for unity.

Jesus was sent to draw others to God, and he thanked God that the same love God bestowed on him was meant for all of us. We are all one in that love. Please come this Sunday at 10 a.m.--and bring someone who needs to know they are loved.

--Edwin

Hey Family,

I hope you are being blessed by our current series, The Lord's Prayer. Last week we learned what Jesus had in mind when he prayed for his followers to experience holiness. This Sunday we will hear how he prayed another prayer for all of us. He prayed that we all undertake his same mission: to spread the gospel--the good news.

--Edwin

Hey Family,

There is a subject we often avoid talking about. It is holiness. We think this word is archaic or lofty and has no relevance to our daily lives. We think of ourselves as "authentic" or "transparent" but holiness rarely if ever comes into our heads.

This Sunday we will discuss this rare and yet necessary truth of the Christian life. You will come away with a different picture of yourself. I look forward to seeing you at 10 am.

--Edwin

Hey Family,

This week we begin a new series titled THE LORD'S PRAYER. Jesus prayed many times for his disciples, and over the next few weeks we will be looking at how he spoke His desires for His church. He prayed that his followers would act in holiness, experience unity, and reach out in evangelism. There is no better way to approach Easter than to meditate on how Christ would have us behave in his name.

Hey Family,

Last week Pastor Gus preached on an Old Testament king who honored God in the midst of chaos and idolatry. Join us this week as Pastor Ray preaches on "How to profit from your problems", the three purposes of problems in your life and how to handle your problems.

-Edwin

Hey Family,

Last week the apostle Paul explained how we can make a difference in the world without becoming part of the world. Our approach should be to become like others by entering into the culture fully empowered and fully knowing the condition of those we are trying to win for Christ. We are to be a source of light in the midst of darkness.

This week join us as we visit an Old Testament king who honored God in the midst of chaos and idolatry.

--Edwin