Series Overview // Our Lenten sermon series, The Way, invites us on a pilgrimage. Inspired by passages of scripture which talk about journeys, roads, and pathways of life, what will Jesus teach us as we journey toward the cross?
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Ash Wednesday
Wednesday, February 18, 9 pm
in person & online
The Way Back
Joel 2:12-17, 28-29
Sometimes things happen in our lives to cause us to awaken to a new perspective, and we begin to reassess the road of life we are following and the directions in which we are going. How does the prophet Joel call us to return to the LORD?
Sunday, February 22, 9 & 10:45 am
in person & online
The Wandering Way
Luke 4:1-13
After Jesus’ baptism, he went on a pilgrimage into the wilderness. Along the way, he encounters temptations. As we face temptations to wander from the path God has intended for us, how do we manage those temptations with faith?
Communion Sunday
Sunday, March 1, 9 & 10:45
in person & online
The Higher Way
Isaiah 55:1-9
The prophet Isaiah offers a picture of abundance! We are all invited, without price, to the abundance of God’s grace. How might we embody this higher way for the sake of our corner of the world?
Sunday, March 8, 9 & 10:45
in person & online
The Way Around
Luke 13:31-34
The Pharisees warn Jesus about Herod, and Jesus speaks prophetically about his identity which was not understood. There are times when we are misunderstood too. How do we take the way around what others think so that we can be our authentic selves?
Sunday, March 15, 9 & 10:45
in person & online
The Way Home
Luke 15:11b-15
As Jesus shares the story of the prodigal son, he demonstrates the father’s great love for his children. No matter what we call “home” in this physical world, we yearn for a spiritual home offering serenity, acceptance, and belonging. How might you and I find our way home in this season?
Confirmation Sunday
Sunday, March 22, 9 & 10:45
in person & online
The Free Way
Philippians 3:12-14
The Apostle Paul urges the Christians in Philippi to press on toward the goal for the prize in Jesus Christ! On this Confirmation Sunday, how we do celebrate the paths that lead us to new life and freedom in Christ?
Sunday, March 29, 9 & 10:45
in person & online
The Other Way
Luke 19:28-40
As Jesus makes his entry in Jerusalem, this moment on the road feels both like the end and the beginning. While a pilgrimage may reach its destination, the hope, wisdom, and life lessons learned along the way have offered a new starting point for us. What “other” way are we called to in the name of right relationship with Christ?
Maundy Thursday
Thursday, April 2
Soup & Salad Supper - 5:30 pm
Worship - 7 pm
in person & online
The Loving Way
John 13:1-17, 18-30, 31-38
As Jesus shares in special moments with his disciples, he continues to teach them and to invite them to follow his loving way. Jesus gives to them a new commandment and new actions they would understand much later in their own journeys. How do we embrace the commandment to “love one another” especially this Holy Week?
Good Friday
Friday, April 3, 7 pm
in person & online
The Suffering Way
John 19:1-11, 12-16a, 16b-22, 23-27, 28-37, 38-42
This is the moment Jesus travels the most difficult part of the human path: suffering; yet Jesus invites the disciples to a surprising turn in the face of violence and death. Whatever suffering we have experienced on our own life paths, Jesus knows the pain. As we are navigating our lives and paths, how can we also make the most important choice to love?
Easter Sunday
Sunday, April 5, 9 & 10:45
in person & online
Make Your Way
John 20:1-18
Early on that first day of the week, grief turns to fear and then to astonishment and joy. The message is clear: Jesus is alive, and the disciples must make their way to see the Risen Christ for themselves! How will you make your way to meet the Risen Christ?
