Unparalleled: Forgiveness

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Unparalleled: Forgiveness

March 17, 2024 • Greg St. Cyr • Luke 23:34

This Sunday we turn our hearts toward Easter. If there was ever a time to bring a friend, now is the season. Over the next several weeks we will take a fresh look at the crucifixion and resurrection. As Luke investigates the life of Jesus, he comes across details not found in the other gospels. They are unparalleled “exclusives,” moments and statements that are ONLY found in the Gospel of Luke. These exclusives show us how unparalleled Jesus truly is. Join us this Sunday, as together we celebrate the approach of Easter.

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Unparalleled: Hope

March 31, 2024 • Greg St. Cyr • Luke 24:13–32

We can’t wait to celebrate Easter together! Jesus is unparalleled because He died and rose from the dead for us! Easter is about unparalleled hope. I encourage you to invite friends and family. Together we will walk the Emmaus Road and see how Jesus meets each of us where we are. For all those in need of encouragement, your heart will burn within you when you grasp more clearly what the Scriptures say about the resurrection of Jesus. Join us this Sunday morning to worship our living Savior!

Unparalleled: It's in Your Hands

March 29, 2024 • Aaron Hixson • Luke 23:44–46

We've been looking at what only Luke included in the story of the crucifixion to discover unparalleled truths about Jesus. However, during this Good Friday service, we'll be looking at not only what Luke INCLUDED but what he strategically LEFT OUT as well. Join us as we see, mourn and celebrate the death of Jesus for our sake.

Unparalleled: Never Say Never

March 24, 2024 • Aaron Hixson • Luke 23:36–43

This week, we'll be exploring a moment from Luke's account of the crucifixion of Jesus that is likely familiar to most people who have been around the Bible - and because it's familiar, we've likely lost its SHOCK value. Jesus, in his final hours of life, has a conversation with a few career criminals and the results are highly surprising. But why did Luke include them in the first place? We'll explore these questions and more this Sunday as we continue to see how Jesus is Unparalleled.