For some the eclipse points to a faithful God whose love, presence, and promises are never eclipsed by sin or circumstance. While for others, the darkened sun is a fearful sign of uncertainty about where they stand with their creator.  If you would like to know more about this God who never changes and His Son whose love is never eclipsed, listen to “No Shadow of Turning.”

The empty tomb is a sign reading “Skeptics Welcome.” The accounts of the crucifixion, death and burial of Jesus, and the empty tomb provide a trove of evidence explainable only by Jesus’ resurrection.  The stone was moved to let skeptics in not to let Jesus out. Join us this Lord’s Day as we examine the account of the empty tomb from John 20 and consider an invitation to skeptics to examine and believe in the resurrection of Jesus.

The people rage, the rulers smirk, and Satan gloats. Yet, what appeared Satan’s hour of supreme triumph was, in truth, the moment of his complete and utter defeat.  Pilate’s actions were all wrong, but his words were spot on. “Behold Your King!” Join us as we examine John 19:1-37 and consider King Jesus, powerfully declared, shockingly enthroned and utterly victorious. 

Abandonment and injustice are not the last word in Jesus’ arrest, trial and crucifixion. The King is going to war. He lays down his life and takes it up again, destroys the devil’s works and delivers us from darkness’ domain into a beloved Son’s kingdom.  Join us as we examine John 18:1-32 and consider King Jesus going to war to subdue us to himself, to rule and defend us, and to restrain and conquer all His and our enemies.