Today we look back at the time when a resurrected Jesus burst into the disciples’ room. One of the surprising elements of the glorified body of Jesus was that scars remained on His hands. What does this weird detail say about God, and us, as we think about forgiveness and freedom?
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We shattered God's image by trying to be our own gods. But on the cross, Jesus took our brokenness upon Himself, dying and rising to restore the true image of God within us.
April 5 -Easter Sunday: 6:30 AM (outside), 8:30 AM & 10:15 AM (10:15 service Live Streamed)
During our Bible study on March 26, 2026, we explored the first chapter of Micah, focusing on God's impending judgment against both Samaria and Jerusalem for their shared sins of idolatry and self-righteousness.
God fills the chaotic seas with life and still comes in the midst of chaos to bring life and love.
A lively Bible study on March 19, 2026 explored Jonah 4’s surprising ending, God’s mercy toward enemies (and even animals), Jonah’s anger, echoes in Job and Mark, and our own struggles with tribalism and forgiveness—inviting us to embrace God’s expansive grace.
On Sunday, March 15th,
the congregation voted to welcome Claubert as our new pastoral intern.
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in the crucifixion of our lord its as if the creation itself is rolled back to the beginning.