In our journey Toward the Cross, through the season of Lent and Holy Week, we focus our attention on following Jesus’ call to pick up our cross and follow Him. We follow Jesus’ journey to the Cross, considering all His sacrifice means to us and for our lives as we seek to follow Him.

In our journey Toward the Cross, through the season of Lent and Holy Week, we focus our attention on following Jesus’ call to pick up our cross and follow Him. We follow Jesus’ journey to the Cross, considering all His sacrifice means to us and for our lives as we seek to follow Him.

Through two important questions we explore two important lessons on Baptism in the church.

What does it look like to have confidence in the Lord in the midst of trial or difficulty?

Every week, I hope we see the beauty of the Gospel in a new way; one that both comforts us and challenges us, one that forms us and gives us hope. And I pray that everyone finds their faith encouraged to go out assured of all the promises of God and eager to live for Him.

A Word from God was absent in Israel for 400 years. In Advent we experience waiting and Jesus through Isaiah 40:1-11 in Comfort, Call, Warning, and Good News.

A Word from God was absent in Israel for 400 years. In Advent we experience waiting and Jesus through Isaiah 40:1-11 in Comfort, Call, Warning, and Good News.

“Be still and know that I am God.” (Ps. 46:10) is a well-known verse for rest and assurance in God, his power, promise, and peace - pondering who and all He is.

“Be still and know that I am God.” (Ps. 46:10) is a well-known verse for rest and assurance in God, his power, promise, and peace - pondering who and all He is.

“Be still and know that I am God.” (Ps. 46:10) is a well-known verse for rest and assurance in God, his power, promise, and peace - pondering who and all He is.