Resurrection Sunday

Sunday, April 5th 2026

How Jesus saw the cross…

Today we will look at the cross through the eyes of Jesus aswell as the event that changed the course of human history for all eternity 3 days later. The cross of Christ was not a tragedy; it was a victory! What the world had held as a symbol of murder, torture, shame, and defeat. Became the turning point in all of human history! And it all happened for you. Please join us to find out more this week.

Sunday, March 29th 2026

Views of The Cross

The Soldiers and the Thieves

We are in a series called “Views of the Cross”. This week we will focus on the people who were the closest to the actual cross of Jesus. The Roman soldiers and the thieves who hung next to Jesus. To the Romans, this was just a job. To the thieves, it was a punishment for their crimes. But how did they view Jesus? Forsome of those closest to the cross, there was a drastic change that day. And there can be for you as well.

Sunday, March 15th, 2026

Views of The Cross

The Romans

This Sunday, we start a 4-week series called “Views of the Cross”. In the weeks to come, we are going to look at the people who were there that day. Each week, we are going to get closer and closer to the cross. From the crowds that had gathered, to the soldiers who were charged with the execution, all the way to the men who were on the crosses beside Jesus. The final week, on Resurrection Sunday, we will look at how Jesus viewed the cross and of course, the final outcome 3 days later.

Today, we look at the cross itself. Paul tells us in 1 Corinthians 1:18

That the message of the cross is foolishness to those whoare perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God. What did the cross mean to the people duringthe time of Jesus? This week, we will look at the views of the cross from the Roman and the Jewish perspectives.