Scott encourages us to allow God to tell us the truth about who we are and reminds us that because we are right with God we can head with confidence into whatever’s next.

Read: Ephesians 6 (emphasis on the Breastplate of Righteousness)

 

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🎵📖🎶Oh victory in Jesus My Saviour forever 🎶📖🎵 Do you have an Easter hymn that plays in your mind at this time of year? A song that reminds you of the freedom, victory, new life and great love we have in Christ? Drop it in the comments! ⬇️⬇️⬇️

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Our children’s ministry created some special videos for this morning’s celebration! Great job on collaborating over the distance, kids!

Annnnd… part two!

Today, Laurel once again invites us into her contemplation journey through the Gospel of John.
Read: John 20:19-29

Try: Pause and linger with the text. Ask yourself how Jesus is entering the “locked rooms” of your heart to bring peace?

Join Malorie in pondering how we are like little babies learning to rest and rely on God.

Isaiah 49:15-16  (VOICE)
15 Eternal One: Is it possible for a mother, however disappointed,
however hurt, to forget her nursing child?
Can she feel nothing for the baby she carried and birthed?
Even if she could, I, God, will never forget you.
16 Look here. I have made you a part of Me, written you on the palms of My hands.
Your city walls are always on My mind, always My concern.

Take a walk with Alan as he ponders the approach of Good Friday (today) and Easter.

Read: John 11:25-26

Remember death, but celebrate resurrection!