This Sunday, Pastor Caressa brings a message titled, “New Priorities: Seeking First God’s Kingdom.” Because of the resurrection, we are freed from the anxiety that so often shapes our lives. Jesus’ words, “Do not worry,” are not naïve — they are resurrection realism. When death no longer has the final word, everything changes. Join us as we explore how new life reorders our priorities from self-preservation to active agency of God’s Kingdom.

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This Sunday, Pastor Caressa talks about our new identity in the Risen Christ. Resurrection doesn’t just change our future — it reshapes who we are. In Matthew 5:13–16, Jesus calls us SALT that flavors and LIGHT that shines, revealing God’s presence in the world. New life isn’t meant to be hidden. Join us as we explore how to live this identity in everyday places.

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This Sunday, Pastor Caressa invites us to see with “New Eyes: Seeing as Easter People.” In the wake of resurrection, we are given a new way of seeing — shaped not by fear or scarcity, but by blessing. Through the Beatitudes in Matthew 5:1-12, we discover that Jesus isn’t describing ideals to strive for, but the kind of community Easter creates. Come explore a different way of living, seeing, and relating as people of the resurrection.

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This Palm Sunday, we continue our series through From Wilderness to Glory by N. T. Wright with the chapter “Jesus in the City.” As Jesus enters Jerusalem to shouts of “Hosanna,” the crowd welcomes him like a king—but not everyone understands the kind of kingdom he brings. This triumphant entry is both celebration and confrontation, hope and tension. Together, we’ll explore what it means to welcome Christ into the heart of our cities, our systems, and our lives—and whether we are ready for the kind of reign he actually brings.

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This Sunday, we continue our series through From Wilderness to Glory by N. T. Wright with the chapter “Jesus Among Enemies.” From religious leaders to political authorities, Jesus faced resistance, suspicion, and hostility. Yet he responded not with fear or retaliation, but with courage, clarity, and costly love. Together, we’ll consider what it means to follow a Savior who remained faithful in the face of opposition—and what that kind of faithfulness looks like for us today.

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This Sunday, we continue our journey through From Wilderness to Glory by N. T. Wright with the chapter “Jesus Among Friends.” Jesus didn’t carry out his mission alone—he formed a community. Around tables, on dusty roads, and in honest conversation, he shaped ordinary people into faithful companions. Together, we’ll explore what it means to follow Christ not just as individuals, but as friends learning to trust, forgive, and grow alongside one another.

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