Ask the Lord to help you put him first in all things, to teach you during this time, to help you learn what is most important. And then when we are tempted to return to “normal,” let us, instead, return to God.

We may not be celebrating the way we want to, but we must absolutely celebrate, for this is the eternal gospel of God, the good news in which we place our hope!
He is risen! He is risen indeed!

Our traditional Maundy Thursday service uses low-lighting to symbolize the decent into darkness, representing Jesus’ death – the darkness before the light….In anticipation of Jesus’ resurrection in the following days… in anticipation of Easter Day.

The gospel is still real, relevant, it is still good news. Let us, therefore, not let our current moment steer us away from that which is eternal. Click in to visit us online, Sunday’s 10:30am ET.

For now, we will continue to worship virtually, we will continue to connect the best way we can. Visit us on Facebook!

My highest priority, as pastor, is the spiritual welfare of the congregation. I’ve been broadcasting a short Bible reading and prayer and the response has been unbelievable.