Join us Friday, April 15 at 7:00pm for Good Friday Service. And Sunday, April 17 at 9:00 and 10:30am for Easter Sunday services.

He is risen indeed!

The day on which the Church has chosen to celebrate Jesus’ triumphal entry
into Jerusalem has come to be called, “Palm Sunday.” It was on that day that the words spoken by the prophet Zechariah came true: “Rejoice greatly...see, your king comes to you.” Amazing words – shocking events – because kings don’t come to their people. Kings summon their people to come to them. But not Jesus. King Jesus is always, in innumerable ways, coming to His creation, extending His arms, inviting any who will surrender to come to Him and be saved. We celebrate this fantastic gift, even as we look ahead in the week to the sorrow of the cross.

As we begin a new year we will be studying what Christ says to the seven churches of Revelation while we seek the relevance that His words have for His church still today. And in case you are wondering, His words are just as powerful and clear now as they were then. All that Jesus says to these churches is based on the fact that He is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. He holds all authority, proclaims all truth, and defeats all evil. This is the Redeemer to whom we belong and to whom we owe all allegiance and all worship.

God calls us to a journey in faith with Him. On the one hand, being in step with our Lord is the most incredible safe and secure place for a disciple of Jesus to be. On the other, God often invites us to travel on roads we wouldn’t have chosen, navigating a journey filled with unexpected twists and turns. Join us as we dive into God’s word and discover what it means to trust Him and live by faith... for we “walk by faith and not by sight’’ (2 Corinthians 5.7).