Our Father's Day message comes from Mike Holland, who challenges men to re-commit their life to the Lord, detailing what it takes to do so in today's society.

This week's message comes from Dean Bonura, as he talks about putting on the full armor of God to stand firm against evil, equipped with truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, and the Spirit's sword, which is God's word.

Psalm 15 describes the characteristics of a person who dwells in God's presence, emphasizing integrity, righteousness, and truthfulness in speech and actions. It highlights that those who live blamelessly, honor God, and treat others justly are worthy to abide in His sanctuary.

In Matthew 26:1-5, Jesus predicts His crucifixion as the Passover approaches, while the chief priests and elders plot to secretly arrest and kill Him, avoiding a public uproar. In verses 14-25, Judas Iscariot agrees to betray Jesus for thirty pieces of silver, and during the Passover meal, Jesus reveals that one of His disciples will betray Him, identifying Judas as the betrayer.

In this week's scripture, Jesus describes the final judgment where He, as the Son of Man, separates people like a shepherd divides sheep from goats, based on their acts of compassion toward the needy. Those who showed love and care for the least of His brothers are welcomed into eternal life, while those who neglected them face eternal punishment.

In the key verses of Matthew 26:6-13, a woman anoints Jesus with expensive perfume at Bethany, prompting criticism from the disciples, but Jesus defends her, saying her act is a beautiful preparation for his burial and will be remembered forever.

The parable of the ten virgins illustrates preparedness for the kingdom of heaven. Five wise virgins, ready with oil for their lamps, enter the bridegroom’s feast, while five foolish ones, unprepared, are shut out, underscoring the need for vigilance and spiritual readiness.

Our indoor worship service is a followup to this morning's Sunrise Service, looking at John 20 and the resurrection of Jesus.

This week is our Spring Family Worship, as we're outdoors at the church for this week's message. Pastor Mike returns to the pulpit, continuing in the 24th chapter of Matthew.

This week's message comes from Patrick Warren. He looks as Jesus warns of a coming desecration in the holy place, urging those in Judea to flee immediately to avoid great tribulation. He cautions against false messiahs and prophets who will deceive many, emphasizing that His return will be unmistakable.