Drawing from Acts 1–2, we’ll explore what Jesus’ ascension means for us today—how the risen, reigning Christ pours out His Spirit, calls us from spectators to witnesses, and invites our small, ordinary church to live as a sign of His coming kingdom. Come discover how to wait, pray, and witness in the power of the Holy Spirit.
In this sermon, we explore why Christ had to suffer, how He became fully like us, and what it means that He destroyed the power of death as our merciful and faithful High Priest. Come be reminded that Jesus is not a distant Savior, but One who stands with us in every trial and offers real peace in a fearful world. Join us as we celebrate Emmanuel—God with us—who leads us from suffering to glory.
Join us for “Keeping Watch” with a reflection on Habakkuk 1–2. In a world where injustice, grief, and unanswered questions feel overwhelming, discover how God invites us not to despair, but to honest lament, patient waiting, and deep trust. Through the prophet Habakkuk and the great cloud of witnesses who have gone before us, we’ll be encouraged to live by faith, rest in God’s faithfulness, and hold fast to the joyful promise of resurrection and reunion with all the saints. Come be strengthened in hope and reminded: “The righteous shall live by faith.”
