Supposing him to be a gardener, Mary expressed her anxiety regarding the missing body of Jesus. It would later be revealed that Jesus arose from the grave and would initiate a new season where Hope will spring up and be the dominant narrative forevermore. Today, we celebrate the risen Lord and sway of hope in this world!

Once again, we consider the Resurrection story included in the Gospel of Mark.  It ends abruptly leaving the reader in suspended intrigue.  What does it mean?  How are we to approach the Resurrection Story and its seeming lack of answers after living a year in a pandemic in search for cures, remedies, answers and relief?  When Jesus isn’t where you expect him, what do you do next?

Look backwards with fondness and nostalgia, but never forget to look forward with courage and anticipation.

Thrive wherever God leads you. Bless those around you, and he will bless you, too.

Don't be afraid to venture into the unknown waters of your life; God is leading you.

The birth of our Savior speaks to our deepest needs.

Ecclesiastes states that much of life is a seemingly endless cycle of meaninglessness. Nothing is new under the sun, it's all been done before. But what if we had the choice to bring a glimmer of New into the world?

The holiday season is upon us, and having the kids perform is one of our church's favorite Christmas activities.

Resurrection Sunday 2015
John 20:19-20

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