We can find rest in the fact that Jesus is the Great High Priest. The work has been done and there are no longer sacrifices needed for us to approach God's throne of grace.

Sometimes we feel that it's difficult to hear from God, but He is a God that wants to communicate clearly with us! God's Word is a direct path to hearing straight from Him!

Our world today lives in a flood of "disadvantages" and tells us things we should fear. The problem is that we end up fearing the wrong thing. We should have a fear of God, as well as a fear of unbelief.

Have you ever been stuck? Maybe you’ve been stuck in traffic or in a conversation you desperately wanted to avoid? Can you remember how you felt? You’re stuck. There is not much you can do and yet your heart races, you become anxious. It’s weird, but the more stuck you are the more you try to get unstuck… so many times in life we are not able to free ourselves. Easter is the ultimate “unstuck” story!

Jesus causes quite a stir the last week of His life. He receives worship from the crowd when He rides into Jerusalem on Sunday. He sends the religious elite over the edge when He clears the temple on Monday. On Tuesday they demand answers. “By what authority are you doing these things?”, the religious leaders ask. Jesus responds with a story about how He will shake the world to its very foundation.

This week we hear from guest pastor, Kasey Robinson, from Westside Leavenworth. The parable of the pharisee and the tax collector teaches us a lot about ourselves and how we view ourselves before God.

This week, we welcome guest preacher, Bishop Calvin Lewis, from Sunflower Missionary Baptist Church.

When happens when you die? Jesus helps us figure out what we need to know to answer this most important question when he tells a story about a rich man and a poor man named Lazarus.

Jesus' most famous story is about a runaway son, his brother, and a father who loves them both so much. It is a story that we all see ourselves in. Thank God that He welcomes the prodigals!

We all have things we value. But what should be value the most? How do we use our time and resources? This parable from Jesus helps us consider the answer to these questions.