Everyone has a story — and yours matters more than you think. In our new series, “You Have a Story”, we’re exploring how God uses real, everyday people to show His goodness and power. From brokenness to boldness, from shame to testimony — Jesus meets us where we are and sends us out to tell the world. Your story, your journey, your life today is part of His plan. Come ready to see how God can use your story to change lives!

The tomb is empty—anything is possible. This Easter, we celebrate not just an event in history, but a present reality: Jesus is the resurrection and the life. From the story of Lazarus, we see how Jesus meets us in our grief, calls us by name, and breathes new life into what we thought was dead. Whether you’re full of faith or full of questions, the invitation is the same—come out of the tomb. Leave behind the grave clothes. New life begins now.

This Good Friday, we slow down and reflect at the foot of the cross. Through the eyes of five eyewitnesses—Mary, the Centurion, the Thief, John, and the hidden disciples—we witness the power, love, and sacrifice of Jesus. Each saw the same event, yet walked away transformed in different ways. What do we see when we look at the cross? This isn’t just history—it’s personal. Join us as we become the sixth witness, letting the cross move from story to encounter, from symbol to transformation.

This week, we’re diving into the story of Palm Sunday—Jesus’ humble yet world-shaking ride into Jerusalem. While the people longed for a triumphant military hero, our Savior chose a lowly donkey, pointing to the kind of King He truly is: one who embraces suffering before glory, and welcomes every person—outsiders, children, and the hurting—into His kingdom. Join us as we explore how Jesus clears the way for genuine worship, demonstrating both His tender mercy and His unshakeable authority. It’s a powerful reminder that He’s not just a King for some, but the King for all. Don’t miss this chance to discover (or rediscover) the transforming hope found in our humble, yet victorious, Messiah.

Esther 9–10

In our final sermon of the series we see Esther's story ending with the Jewish people secure, their enemies defeated, and their future commemorated through the festival of Purim. Though God's name is never mentioned in the book, His fingerprints are on every page of this remarkable story.

Today, we might face our own version of Haman's plots, and we might wonder, where God is in our story. The book of Esther reminds us that even when God seems hidden, He is working. Even when circumstances seem hopeless, deliverance is near.

Esther 8:1-17 (CSB)

In Esther chapter 8, we discover a remarkable “rags-to-riches” reversal: Mordecai goes from sackcloth and ashes to wearing the king’s royal robes, and Esther inherits Haman’s vast estate. Although the king’s first decree still threatens the Jews, God opens a way for Esther and Mordecai to craft a second decree—allowing their people to defend themselves. This is more than just personal relief; it’s an invitation to rescue an entire community.

In this sermon, we see how God doesn’t merely remove our problems—He often empowers us to overcome them, turning dire circumstances into new opportunities. As Esther and Mordecai move from fear to faith, we’re reminded that God is lavishly generous and always at work behind the scenes. Will we trust His sovereign plan, and use our position—whatever it may be—to serve and intercede for others?

Esther 7:1-10 (CSB)

In this climactic chapter, Queen Esther finally reveals her Jewish identity and pleads for her people’s lives, exposing Haman’s murderous plot before King Ahasuerus. Ironically, the gallows Haman constructed for Mordecai become his own undoing—showing how God’s providence thwarts even the most sinister schemes.

In this sermon, we see that while God’s name isn’t mentioned, His unseen hand is unmistakably at work. Esther’s courage and willingness to risk everything point us to the ultimate Savior, Jesus, who gave up His heavenly throne to rescue us. When we trust God’s faithfulness and step forward in obedience—like Esther—we become part of His unfolding plan to deliver and restore His people.

Esther 6:1-14 (CSB)

In Esther chapter 6, a restless night sets off a chain of events that flips the script on Haman’s schemes. The king, unable to sleep, stumbles upon the forgotten act of Mordecai’s loyalty, leading to an ironic twist where Haman is forced to honor the very man he planned to destroy.

This sermon unpacks God’s providential timing and the inevitable fall of pride. Even when we can’t see Him, God is always at work, orchestrating reversals that align with His perfect plan. Will we trust His unseen hand and walk in humility, knowing that He exalts the faithful in His time?