Join us for our weekend services in Lent as we take up the theme, "Won by One." Indeed, through Jesus' cross we have been Won by One. Through exploring a series of New Testament stories, we'll gain a heart for people who are far from God and increase our desire to reach people in his name. You'll be blessed if you also join in the accompanying small group emphasis and in reading the book, "Just Walk Across the Room."

Jesus established an eternal kingdom on earth. His work on the cross permanently ushered in a kingdom of light in a world of darkness. As part of his kingdom, Christ followers also are given work (Matthew 10:1-16) to shine Christ's light for all to see. This weekend, we will take a fruitful walk in the kingdom of God and see the joy of serving the King of Kings.

As we conclude this Won by One series of messages, we'll take a close look at John 9:1-38. Jesus gives sight to a man who was blind. This healing changes his life. What is the man's reaction? What does he say about Jesus? His responses can become our witness in today's world. As the famous hymn goes: "I once was lost, but now I'm found. Was blind, but now I see."

Join us on the Wednesdays in Lent for special midweek services at Noon & 7:15 p.m. Our focus will be "What a Week!" Through these services, we will take a long look at the events that happened throughout that first Holy Week when Jesus offered his life for the life of the world. Take a break from your busy week and join us!

After the supper in the Upper Room, Jesus goes with his disciples to the Mount of Olives. In a garden called Gethsemane, Jesus prays and asks his disciples to keep watch. The disciples are sleepy. Jesus' prayers give voice to what's on his heart. We'll explore all these events as we take a close look at Matthew 26:36-56 through a message entitled, "The Garden."

A pivotal point in that first Holy Week was when Peter denied that he knew the Lord. Jesus had predicted this denial. In the face of trial, Peter was weak. Let's come together and learn from Peter's denial as we examine Matthew 26:31-35, 69-75. Join us for Wednesday services at Noon and 7:15 p.m.

The end of the week comes down to this… the trial. In the text for the day, Matthew 27:11-26, the people reject Jesus and free a criminal, Pilate’s wife says be careful, and Pilate washes his hands of the whole affair. Join us in this last sermon in the Lenten series, “What a Week” as we consider our reaction to Jesus and His sacrifice for us.