Jesus loved everyone, always. He proved it through His life and His death. And because He lives, we’ve got hope and joy now, and the promise of a perfect future. We’d love for you and your family to come and celebrate Easter with us in person or online Saturday, April 3, at 6 pm, or Sunday, April 4, 9 am or 11 am.

Resurrection weekend is an annual reminder of the incredible life Jesus offers, even in the midst of what seems like hopeless circumstances. It’s real, grounded truth that’s stood the test of time. Our Good Friday service is a reflection on the unthinkable sacrifice and death of Jesus Christ for us.

Jesus had a lot to say about what would be happening in the days preceding His Second Coming, and this weekend we’re going to examine some of that in light of our present situation. Please join us for some plain talk on where we are and what’s to come. In Matthew 24 the Lord said we’re to know God’s plan for the end of the age, and we’re to get ready for it.

Have you ever had questions about the truth of the Bible, how we should approach it and the answers it contains? This weekend our associate pastor, Wes Martin, will take us on a deep dive into the scriptures to explore these issues and affirm the validity and power of God’s word.

It’s getting easier and easier to get offended by the wacky things people say and do. And when it feels personal, anger and resentment can spring up quickly and poison our relationships. A vivid story is told in the Old Testament that gives us an idea of what we’re up against. God pulls back the curtain on a scene in heaven to show us what’s at stake. This weekend Ron talks about how Christians can make their lives judgment-free zones.

Coping with loss is difficult, but in the era of Covid it’s even harder. This last year, our grief and sadness, depression and loneliness have been profound. Thankfully, the Bible has answers for suffering, and this weekend Ron will talk about how God helps us handle emotional pain.