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In the concluding message of our series, "After Life," Pastor Brad addresses three common misconceptions about heaven that may have subtly influenced our understanding. By turning to the teachings of the Bible, Pastor Brad aims to dispel these misconceptions and illuminate the true nature of heaven. Above all, our prayer is that as we delve into the biblical depiction of heaven, you would be stirred with a longing for your eternal home. Join us as we journey together towards a deeper understanding and appreciation of the glorious reality that awaits us in heaven.
Music: 'Grave Robber' - Crowder

In this week's installment of our series, Pastor Brad courageously addresses one of the most challenging topics: building a theology of hell. While exploring the concept of hell may seem daunting, Pastor Brad approaches it with a perspective of hope and redemption. This message isn't designed merely to inform or instill fear; rather, it serves as a beacon of hope, reminding us that hell is avoidable. Eternity is at stake! Join us as we delve into this crucial discussion with hearts open to the transformative power of hope and redemption.
Music: 'Grave Robber' - Crowder

This Sunday marks the beginning of our new sermon series, "After Life," where we embark on a journey to explore a topic that often evokes uncertainty and avoidance: what awaits us after death, as revealed in the Bible.
In the inaugural sermon, Pastor Brad will delve into the pivotal question of why comprehending the After Life is not only relevant but also essential for our present-day lives. By shedding light on its profound significance, Pastor Brad will guide us in understanding how grappling with the realities of the After Life can deeply impact and enrich our lives in the here and now. Join us as we embark on this thought-provoking and spiritually enlightening series together.
Music: Crowder - 'Grave Robber'

On this Easter Sunday, Pastor Brad invites us to reflect on the profound significance of what transpired after The Last Night The Next Day. As the women approached Jesus' tomb, they encountered a miraculous sight: the stone had been rolled away. Yet, Pastor Brad reveals a deeper truth: the stone wasn't moved to release Jesus from the tomb, but rather to extend an invitation to us. It beckons us not merely to witness the resurrection as a historical event, but to actively engage with its transformative power in our lives today. Join us as we embrace this invitation and allow the reality of the resurrection to shape and invigorate our present-day existence.

Music: 'Back To Life' - Zahriya Zachary

In this week's sermon, Pastor Brad leads us to the culmination of the events of Jesus' final night, ultimately leading to his execution on the cross. Amidst the solemnity of this moment, Pastor Brad paints two powerful pictures that emerge from Jesus' final steps: the gravity with which God regards sin, and the profound depth of God's heart for forgiveness. Hand in hand, these themes intertwine, revealing the divine tension between justice and mercy. Even as Jesus faces the ultimate consequence for sin, his journey to the cross exemplifies God's unwavering commitment to forgiveness, extending grace to all who seek it, including those directly involved in the events of that fateful night. Join us as we explore the profound implications of God's mercy and forgiveness, even in the darkest moments of human history.
Music: 'Back To Life' - Zahriya Zachary

In this week's installment of our series, 'The Last Night,' Pastor Brad delves into the tumultuous religious and civil trials that unfold overnight for Jesus. As we examine the chaotic proceedings, it becomes evident that fairness and justice are sorely lacking. Yet, amidst the disorder, we see a profound truth: Jesus' death wasn't the result of the sinful actions of those involved in the trials. Instead, it reveals a sacrifice made on behalf of all humanity, including those who condemned him. Join us as we unpack the significance of Jesus' sacrifice and reflect on the profound implications for us all.
Music: 'Back To Life' - Zahriya Zachary