Hope is the sense that God is up to something, even when we can't see it yet. How do we hold onto hope during this season where everything feels like it is Upside Down? Join us as we look to Biblical wisdom for living through difficult times.

Hope is the sense that God is up to something, even when we can't see it yet. How do we hold onto hope during this season where everything feels like it is Upside Down? Join us as we look to Biblical wisdom for living through difficult times.

Hope is the sense that God is up to something, even when we can't see it yet. How do we hold onto hope during this season where everything feels like it is Upside Down? Join us as we look to Biblical wisdom for living through difficult times.

Hope is the sense that God is up to something, even when we can't see it yet. How do we hold onto hope during this season where everything feels like it is Upside Down? Join us as we look to Biblical wisdom for living through difficult times.

The first Easter began, “while it was still dark.”

Easter eventually led to celebration, but it began while people were mourning. It started in a time of isolation, loneliness and disappointment. Easter crashed into a world that seemed dark, and pointed to a new day that was just beginning to dawn.

The cross is central to the Christian faith, but many of us have questions about it. Why such violence? How does it provide forgiveness? Couldn’t God have found another way? Over time, the church has tried to answer these questions in a variety of ways. Join us as we prepare for Easter by looking at sin, forgiveness, and why the cross matters.