It's Easter Sunday--the day that changed the world forever. Because of Jesus, we can celebrate new life, both now and for eternity!

Being a follower of Jesus requires us to daily surrender our will for the will of God. We want to be the ones in control, but that isn't the way it's supposed to be.

During this season leading up to Easter, we're talking about putting off our old selves--repenting--and being renewed. This renewal will only happen by being filled by the presence of God! Join us as we look at the book of Ephesians this morning.

The Bible isn't meant to be just a bunch of rules and regulations we have to live by. Instead, the Bible helps us keep our path straight, leading a life filled with honoring God. Let's be renewed by God's Word this morning!

We know we sin. But how good of a job do we do at confessing our sin? Acknowledging our sin makes us humbleIt and puts us right before God! It demonstrates that we know we need grace--the free gift of grace from Jesus!

Our Easter Series will challenge and invite everyone to participate in what Lent was originally designed to do: to repent and be renewed in Christ. Renewal comes as we humbly acknowledge our sin before God and apply God’s truth in our lives for His Glory and Honor.

The early church met together often to worship together. It wasn't about them, it was about worshiping and praising God! Worship is the place where people come to meet, know, and unite with Jesus.

In Acts 2, we see the early church generously giving to meet the needs of the people around them. We're all called to be like Jesus and care for and support those around us--it's not just the job of pastors elders. The greatest impact will be made when needs are being met friend to friend.

Our God is a promise maker and a promise keeper. He made promises to Solomon, and He makes them to us today.

Acts 2 tells us about the early church and says, "They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship." We have a choice to grow in a relationship with God...or not.