April 26, 2026 — Rev. Matt Lietzen 

1 Corinthians 15:20–34 

People are searching for meaning — typing questions into the void, hoping for answers that matter. This Easter season, we're exploring why the resurrection of Jesus isn't just an ancient event but a present reality that reshapes everything. From our purpose to our pain, from justice to death itself, the resurrection speaks. Join us for "Why the Resurrection Still Matters" and discover what you've been searching for.

April 19, 2026 — Rev. Matt Lietzen 

1 Corinthians 15:12–20 

People are searching for meaning — typing questions into the void, hoping for answers that matter. This Easter season, we're exploring why the resurrection of Jesus isn't just an ancient event but a present reality that reshapes everything. From our purpose to our pain, from justice to death itself, the resurrection speaks. Join us for "Why the Resurrection Still Matters" and discover what you've been searching for.

April 12, 2026 — Rev. Matt Lietzen 

1 Corinthians 15:1–11 

People are searching for meaning — typing questions into the void, hoping for answers that matter. This Easter season, we're exploring why the resurrection of Jesus isn't just an ancient event but a present reality that reshapes everything. From our purpose to our pain, from justice to death itself, the resurrection speaks. Join us for "Why the Resurrection Still Matters" and discover what you've been searching for.

April 5, 2026 – Rev. Matt Lietzen 

John 20:1–18 

Tenacious. Persevering. Unrelenting. We don’t often experience love that is fiercely strong, firmly devoted, and unwavering no matter what the cost. Easter is a visceral reminder that we are pursued with a love that is stronger than death and that is unbroken to the end.

April 2, 2026 – Rev. Matt Lietzen 

John 13:1–11, 31–35 

Tenacious. Persevering. Unrelenting. We don’t often experience love that is fiercely strong, firmly devoted, and unwavering no matter what the cost. Easter is a visceral reminder that we are pursued with a love that is stronger than death and that is unbroken to the end.

March 29, 2026 — Rev. Matt Lietzen 

John 11:54–12:8 

Tenacious. Persevering. Unrelenting. We don’t often experience love that is fiercely strong, firmly devoted, and unwavering no matter what the cost. Easter is a visceral reminder that we are pursued with a love that is stronger than death and that is unbroken to the end.

March 22, 2026 — Rev. Matt Lietzen 

Numbers 11:4–6, 10–20, 31–34 

When it comes to giving a reason for why our world is the way it is, the answers our world grasps for–lack of education, wealth disparities, trauma, inability for all to live authentically–all fail to provide both an explanation and a way out. But the Bible offers a different answer: sin. If we come to terms with the gravity of our own sin, then we'll be able to see why Christianity is truly good news for us and for the world.

March 8, 2026 – Rev. Matt Lietzen 

2 Kings 5:1–19 

When it comes to giving a reason for why our world is the way it is, the answers our world grasps for–lack of education, wealth disparities, trauma, inability for all to live authentically–all fail to provide both an explanation and a way out. But the Bible offers a different answer: sin. If we come to terms with the gravity of our own sin, then we'll be able to see why Christianity is truly good news for us and for the world. 

March 1, 2026 – Rev. Matt Lietzen 

John 9:1–7, 24–41 

When it comes to giving a reason for why our world is the way it is, the answers our world grasps for–lack of education, wealth disparities, trauma, inability for all to live authentically–all fail to provide both an explanation and a way out. But the Bible offers a different answer: sin. If we come to terms with the gravity of our own sin, then we'll be able to see why Christianity is truly good news for us and for the world. 

February 22, 2026 – Rev. Matt Lietzen 

Genesis 4:1–16 

When it comes to giving a reason for why our world is the way it is, the answers our world grasps for–lack of education, wealth disparities, trauma, inability for all to live authentically–all fail to provide both an explanation and a way out. But the Bible offers a different answer: sin. If we come to terms with the gravity of our own sin, then we'll be able to see why Christianity is truly good news for us and for the world.