Yates Baptist Church Christopher Ingram

Discovering fulfillment means moving beyond society's emphasis on achievement and control, instead finding meaning in love, service, and trust in God amidst life's uncertainties. How could reevaluating our perceived control lead us to a deeper faith and a clearer sense of purpose?

Affection, benevolence, and community are essential for our relationships and cherished by God. They encompass the profound bonds, growth in kindness, and interconnectedness beyond individualism that help us live with love defined by deep connection, care, and generosity.

What might it mean to trust in God's healing, especially when the world offers little solace or hope?

Living as Easter people challenges us all to embrace sacrificial discipleship, fostering community and generosity. Are you content with passive faith, or ready for an active, sacrificial journey? If so, what will it take to make the change?

Easter can leave us with many questions, but hopefully they are the questions that make you "go" to God in prayer! But one thing Easter surely teaches us is that the answers you seek are of the sort that you will only discover as you go.

A meditation on the significance of the evening together, drawing the various elements of the service into focus around the communion table.