This Easter message explores how the resurrection of Jesus changes everything—not just our future, but our present. Through the stories of Mary, Thomas, and Peter in John 20, we see that because Jesus is alive, grief, doubt, and shame are not the end of the story. The resurrection declares that Jesus is victorious, bringing new life, hope, and restoration to anyone who trusts in Him.

John 20

1 Corinthians 15

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On Palm Sunday, Jesus enters Jerusalem not as a conquering ruler but as a humble King riding on a donkey. This message explores how His kingdom flips our expectations of power, calling us to choose the way of humility, service, and sacrificial love. As we begin Holy Week, we’re invited to consider Jesus’ question to us: “What do you want me to do for you?”

Mathew 21:1-11

Matthew 20:29-34

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This message explores the story of Lazarus to reveal Jesus as the one who loves us deeply and meets us in our brokenness. While we are "ill" because of sin, honest faith opens us to God’s healing, power, and ongoing work of transformation in our lives.

John 11:1-44

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What does it mean to truly see Jesus for who He is? Through John 1, this message reveals Jesus as the eternal Son of God, the light who enters our darkness and the Savior who steps into the pit of our brokenness to lead us out.

John 1:1-18

Revelation 1:9-18

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When faith becomes confusing, we often either walk away or become combative. In this message, we look back to the Nicene Creed and the early church to rediscover a historic foundation for what Christians believe about God. What if returning to the source could help us become people marked not by division, but by love?

1 John 4:8

Colossians 1:15-17

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In a world flooded with noise and opinions, this message invites us to anchor our lives in words that truly matter. By exploring the meaning of “We believe in” from the Nicene creed, we’re reminded that faith isn’t meant to be individualistic or rooted in certainty but shared together and centered on Jesus. As we prepare for Easter, we’re called to cling to Christ, and let Him lead us home.

Ephesians 2:8–22

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This Sunday, we started a short two-week sermon series called “Find Your People” on friendships. We live in a lonely, disconnected, and digital age. What does Scripture have to say about our relationships and friendships? Join for a foundational word about becoming and developing the kinds of friendships that last.

Proverbs 13:20

Proverbs 17:17

Hebrews 10:24-25

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