GOOD FRIDAY

On Good Friday we sit with the hardest reality of the Christian story. Jesus did not die by accident, and the cross represents both humanity’s greatest sin and God’s deliberate plan of redemption. The observance of Good Friday invites us into honest reflection, earnest confession, and reverent silence as we remember that the forgiveness we receive was purchased through the literal, shed blood of Jesus.

EASTER

Easter is the proclamation of a literal, historical event that changed everything. Our last enemy, Death, as formidable and a sure as it is, could not hold Jesus. Rooted in eyewitness testimony, fulfilled Scripture, and public proclamation, the resurrection stands as God’s decisive verdict on Jesus’ life, death, and identity. This Easter, we examine the evidence, confront the implications, and consider what it means if Jesus truly rose from the grave and now reigns as both Lord and Christ.

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ACTS PART II: The Spirit-Empowered Mission of Jesus

The Book of Acts is the story of what happens when ordinary people are filled with extraordinary power. Acts is the account of the risen Jesus pouring out His Spirit, turning a small, uncertain group of followers into a global movement that reshapes all of history.

The advance of the church has never depended on cultural favor, political winds or human ingenuity. It is the Holy Spirit who ignites evangelism, breaks barriers, multiplies disciples, and draws the lost to Jesus.

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