John has a vision of a sparkling future for the people of God. Pastor Nathan Willowby links this vision back to the beginning and points out that the life of Following God is a life of choosing between the two Jerusalems.

Revelation 21:10,22 - 22:5

Easter is not the end of the story. If we are to truly be God's Easter People, then we need to keep asking the title question of ourselves. What is the next task God has for us?

Pastor Nathan Willowby continues in Revelation using chapter 7 as a point to start discussing the nature of salvation.

Pastor Nathan Willowby uses Revelation chapter 5 to remind us that we are surrounded, not only by God himself but by God in the persons of our friends and community.

When God has something for, we find that, like the apotsles before us, even hiding behind locked doors will not keep Him away.

John 21:19-31

Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem not on a warhorse, but a colt.

Luke 19

Guest Speaker David Kiger Uses the book of Mark to give us a breathless, intimate picture of the Good News

Boom! New Creation! Pastor Nathan Willowby uses 2 Cor 5:16-21 to discuss how God creates us anew, and how we can leave the old creation behind us as we follow Him.

Guest Speaker Mark Mallwitz uses the beginning of The High Priest's Prayer of Jesus (John 17) to show how Jesus prayed during one of the most important times of His ministry.

Freedom Sunday. Pastor Nathan takes into Deuteronomy, to the many occasions where God reminded the Israelites that He brought them out of slavery and oppression, and that He therefore expected them to remember that, and to not only not enslave others, but to ensure they do not remain oppressed. God has come to us, met us in our own bondage and set us free. It is now on us to show we remember by doing the same for others.