Teacher: David Marvin. Happy Easter! 🎉 Today we celebrate the hope we have because of the empty tomb—Jesus is alive!

As we wrap up our Back to the Garden series, we turn to John 20 and the moment Mary Magdalene discovered the stone had been rolled away. What seemed like the end of the story became the beginning of new life. In that garden, the risen Jesus called Mary by name—and everything changed.

Because the tomb is empty, death has been defeated. Our lives no longer have to be marked by fear, shame, or hopelessness. We’ve been invited into God’s family, given a new identity, and sent with a message worth sharing: Jesus lives—and that changes everything.

Join us this Easter as David Marvin walks us through this powerful scene and reminds us that because Jesus rose, we can live with purpose, peace, and unshakable hope.

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Jimmy Peacock’s story of redemption, healing, and surrender is a powerful display of God’s relentless pursuit and transforming grace. From years of addiction, fear, and isolation to freedom through Christ, Jimmy found new life by embracing biblical truth, community, and the forgiveness of Jesus. His journey—from hiding in shame to walking in purpose—shows how true freedom is found not in self-reliance, but in surrender. Through marriage, recovery, and discipleship, Jimmy’s life is now marked by faith, restoration, and a passion to lead others toward the same hope he’s found. His testimony is a reminder that no one is too far gone for the grace of God.

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Teacher: Josh Fortney. Today, we kick off our Easter series, Back to the Garden, a new series that begins in Eden and leads us toward the cross and the empty tomb. In Genesis, we see the world as it was meant to be—marked by peace, purpose, and an unbroken relationship with God. But the moment sin entered the story, everything fractured. We feel that same brokenness today—in our relationships, in our work, in our world.

On Palm Sunday, we remember that Jesus didn’t come just to improve our lives—He came to restore what was lost. His journey into Jerusalem marked the beginning of restoration. This week, we’ll see how the ache we carry is actually a longing to return to the Garden—a longing that only Jesus can fulfill.

Join us as we look back at what we were made for, confront the reality of where we are, and look forward with hope to what Jesus came to restore.

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Today, we continue our journey through 1 Timothy, looking at 1 Timothy 4:6-10. In this passage, Paul encourages Timothy to be a good servant of Christ by staying strong in his faith and teaching what is true. He compares growing in faith to physical exercise—just like training helps our bodies, spiritual training helps us grow closer to God. Paul warns against believing things that aren't true and reminds us to focus on God's Word. Josh Fortney will walk us through these verses, showing how our hope in God gives us the strength to keep going. Join us as we learn how to grow in faith and stay strong in our walk with Christ.

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Teacher: Josh Fortney. We continue our journey through 1 Timothy, focusing on 1 Timothy 4:1-5. In this passage, Paul warns against false teaching and reminds us to remain rooted in the truth of God's Word. He speaks of those who will be led astray by deceitful spirits, urging believers to stay anchored in faith and sound doctrine. Josh Fortney will guide us through these verses, highlighting the importance of discerning truth from deception and holding fast to the gospel. Join us as we explore how to stand firm in a world filled with conflicting messages and faithfully follow Christ.

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Teacher: David Leventhal. We are continuing in 1 Timothy this morning, where we have spent the last eight weeks reading about Paul's instruction on the law and grace, his own conversion, false teachers, the reach of salvation, the roles of men and women in the church, and the qualifications for elders and deacons—all pointing to the importance of protecting the integrity of the gospel. This Sunday, David Lenventhal is leading us through 1 Timothy 3:14-16, where we are reminded that Jesus Christ is the foundation, the message, and the mission of His church.

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Teacher: Kyle Kaigler. Welcome, CityBridge Family! This morning, Kyle Kaigler is leading us through 1 Timothy 3:1-13, looking at how the church is called to be a place of order, where the gospel is clearly and faithfully communicated. In these verses, Paul lays out the qualifications for elders and deacons, highlighting the importance of having the right people in the right places to lead well. Kyle emphasized that just as a father cares about who his daughter marries, how much more does God deeply care about who leads His church.

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Harry and Jenny Norsworthy’s journey of faith, redemption, and community is a testament to God’s transformative grace. From early struggles in their relationship to a marriage strengthened by biblical truth and authentic fellowship, they found healing, purpose, and deeper intimacy by leaning on God’s Word and surrounding themselves with faithful believers. Their story is a powerful reminder that a Christ-centered marriage flourishes through vulnerability, accountability, and a shared pursuit of holiness, demonstrating the beauty of God’s redemptive love.

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