To enter into the contemplation of Jesus’ supreme and atoning sacrifice, on Good Friday we engage the Stations of the Cross. We remember 14 scenes of Christ’s walk down the path to Golgotha (called Via Dolorosa, or Way of Suffering) where finally he is lifted up to draw all men to himself.
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On Maundy Thursday, we commemorate 3 events from this day in Jesus’ story that reveal his love: first, he serves a meal to his disciples before his death; second, he washes their feet; and third, he gives them a command to love one other.
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As we enter Holy Week, we contemplate the acts of love through which God has redeemed us through his Son. On Palm Sunday, we process into the service waving palm branches like the Jerusalem crowds. But we also hear the narrative passion reading from Mark, detailing Jesus’ suffering, crucifixion, and death.
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Join us as guest preacher Pastor Forrest Wilson of Redeemer Bible Church speaks to us from Joel on how we can know that God is safe for us to approach in repentance.
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During the season of Lent, we journey with Jesus into the wilderness. Pastor Dave preaches from Ephesians on how Jesus’ ministry of redemption breaks down racial barriers and divisions.
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Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent. In our Ash Wednesday service, Pastor Chris preaches on why and how we join with Jesus on his journey into the wilderness, followed by the imposition of ashes and the celebration of the Eucharist.
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Pastor Dave shares about what to expect from our reading of A Deeply Formed Life together as he preaches from Mark’s gospel, plus an interview with Samantha Darnell.
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At our Christmas Eve service the children portray the Christmas story through drama and song, then Pastor Dave and his wife Rachel share a few words about the meaning of Christmas. Finally, we celebrate the Eucharist and sing Silent Night by candlelight.
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On the Fourth Sunday of Advent, Pastor Chris preaches on the Annunciation from Luke’s gospel, how Mary hears and responds to the angel Gabriel’s announcement to her that she will give birth to the Savior.
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The Third Sunday of Advent is also known as Gaudete Sunday, a day when we rejoice even in the midst of a time of waiting and anticipation. Jenn Crider preaches on how John the Baptist’s testimony helps us to remember who we are as well as who we are not.
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Join us for an evening of Christmas carols and Scripture readings as we see the loving purposes of God unfold throughout redemptive history and celebrate the birth of Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s promise “that he would redeem us by his Son.”
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As we behold the face of God in the face of Christ, we are transformed into his image. This is what it means to be fully human—to become like Jesus, the truly human one, and to grow more and more in the freedom of the children of God.