HOLY WEEK
You are invited to come on a 7-day journey with us through Holy Week as we journey with the one who is more than enough.
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HOLY SATURDAY
April 4 | 7PM
REFLECTIVE WHOLE FAMILY SERVICE
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LENT
Every year as a church we journey through the 40 days of Lent together. It has become a deeply meaningful experience for so many of us as we walk with Jesus and one another on a road of confession, examination, and responsiveness to the Holy Spirit.
This year, we sensed that there is refrain playing in many of our hearts and minds that speaks of pervasive scarcity; A message of fear and agitation that can be summarized in two words. Not Enough. Many of us step each day into a perception that, one way or another, we will be left unsatisfied, disappointed, and lacking something important. There is a heaviness in living with this lens, but Jesus offers us something better: a new way of being where the wilderness we assumed was a land of scarcity is transformed into a place of provision.
This is why the theme for our Lent this year is Enough. This word speaks to genuine contentment and an abiding satisfaction that is not circumstantial. It is a declarative word that helps define reality and keeps us from exhausting ourselves by chasing the wind.
Consider this your invitation into the pages that follow as we explore what it means to move from an assumption of ‘not enough’ to a posture of Enough, where limitations are not curses, and Jesus shows us his way into fullness of life.
You are invited to come on a 7-day journey with us through Holy Week as we journey with the one who is more than enough.
HOLY WEEK
HOLY SATURDAY
April 4 | 7PM
REFLECTIVE WHOLE FAMILY SERVICE
As we journey through Holy Week, hear the words that move us from death to life.
On Palm Sunday we will hear the word, “Hosanna!’ proclaimed by a crowd that was desperate for salvation.
On Good Friday the shouts of ‘Crucify him!” will fill the air as death assembles for one final and decisive assault against the author of Life.
On Holy Saturday we will capture the words of the Psalmist echoing through history as Jesus is laid in a tomb and we ask again, “How long, oh Lord?”.
Then, on Easter Sunday, we will join the angels and all of creation in proclaiming the words that changed everything for all time; “He is risen!”
We have been given words to speak, confess, reflect on, and proclaim this Holy Week. And as we do, the darkness will be pushed back, death will lose its grip, and we will worship the One who is the Way, Truth, and Life.
Every year as a church we journey through the 40 days of Lent together. It has become a deeply meaningful experience for so many of us as we walk with Jesus and one another on a road of confession, examination, and responsiveness to the Holy Spirit.
This year, we sensed that there is refrain playing in many of our hearts and minds that speaks of pervasive scarcity; A message of fear and agitation that can be summarized in two words. Not Enough. Many of us step each day into a perception that, one way or another, we will be left unsatisfied, disappointed, and lacking something important. There is a heaviness in living with this lens, but Jesus offers us something better: a new way of being where the wilderness we assumed was a land of scarcity is transformed into a place of provision.
This is why the theme for our Lent this year is Enough. This word speaks to genuine contentment and an abiding satisfaction that is not circumstantial. It is a declarative word that helps define reality and keeps us from exhausting ourselves by chasing the wind.
Consider this your invitation into the pages that follow as we explore what it means to move from an assumption of ‘not enough’ to a posture of Enough, where limitations are not curses, and Jesus shows us his way into fullness of life.