Acts 16:6-10

The world values diversity and longs for unity, but can never seem to achieve both. Jesus offers the impossible: he leads us to deep and lasting unity in diversity.

John 13:31-35

How far does your love reach? We all have limits to how far we'll go for someone else—comfort zones we prefer not to cross. Today, Jesus shows us the kind of love that has no boundaries or limits. We'll discover how Jesus' radical, limitless love—revealed through the cross and resurrection—not only saves us but also transforms our own capacity to love others. Because he lives, we are empowered to love without conditions, beyond convenience, and even past our natural limitations. Listen in and explore what it means to live a life of limitless love!

John 10:22-30

Can you really trust what Jesus says—even when his promises seem almost too good to be true? This week, we explore why believers have every reason to trust Jesus completely, Jesus' words aren't just comforting—they’re trustworthy and life-saving!

John 21:1-14

Most people know what a difference a pair of glasses or contact lenses can make. Things that were blurry and unclear come into sharp focus as quickly as you put them on. Life becomes easier (and safer) to navigate.

Jesus' resurrection is like a pair of glasses for us. If Jesus hadn't risen life would be an uncertain and blurry place, devoid of real meaning. But Jesus has risen! Because he lives, we can see clearly!

Colossians 3:1-4

The eggs, chicks, baby bunnies, and flowers at Easter aren't just cute mascots. They teach us something about what happened on Easter morning. Jesus rose with new life! Because he rose, you have a brand new life too!

Galatians 3:10-13

All humankind should be under a curse. Even though God's law promises a path to heaven, its demands are too great for anyone to achieve: constant faithful perfection.

On Good Friday, Jesus offered himself as the sacrifice to pay for all of our failures to achieve perfection. He willingly took the curse that we had earned on himself, for no other reason than his love.

Now, instead of living under a curse, we live at peace with God, not because of anything have ever done or could ever do, but simply because Jesus offers us the peace he earned.

Jeremiah 31:31-34

You were born locked in a contract with God. Obey him, be completely perfect, and he will love you and bless you. The problem is that this contract is impossible to keep! You can't be perfect like you are supposed to be for your end, so you can't expect God to love you and accept you either. That's just the deal.

Holy Thursday provides us an opportunity to celebrate the new covenant that God offers. It's completely different from the old contract, the old covenant, that could never save you. We can let the old covenant lie dead and buried because of the wonderful new covenant that God established with us!

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of the final week of Lent, Holy Week. In worship this week we observed a tradition called “Passion Sunday.” Since we don’t have the midweek Lenten services in which these sections of Scripture are usually read, Passion Sunday gives us the opportunity to hear, in one service, all the events of the final week before Jesus’ crucifixion. For those unable to attend this week’s  midweek services, Passion Sunday allows us to meditate upon Christ’s suffering and death, rather than going from Jesus’ triumphal entry on Palm Sunday right to his resurrection on Easter, without having heard about Christ’s passion.

Philippians 3:4b-14

Have you ever wished that you suddenly discovered that you had something super valuable just lying around the house? Reading Paul's words to the church at Philippi leads us to realize that we have the greatest treasure ever–it's just not where we might always think to look!

Luke 15:1-3, 11-32

In a story about two sons, we learn a lot more about the love of the father.