This Sunday, we celebrate the most important event in human history—the resurrection of Jesus Christ. If Jesus truly is who He claimed to be—the Son of God and Savior—and if He truly conquered sin and death through His cross and resurrection, then everything changes.

In Acts 24, the apostle Paul stands on trial for proclaiming this very truth. What’s striking is that his accusers believe in the idea of resurrection—but reject its reality. Luke shows us there’s a world of difference between the two.

Paul once believed it as an idea. Now he proclaims it as history: Jesus really rose—and because He lives, so will we.

Easter invites each of us to consider: do we believe in the idea of resurrection, or the reality of it? And how would our lives change if we truly believed Jesus is alive—especially in a world marked by injustice, suffering, and death?

Join us this Sunday as we explore how the reality of the resurrection transforms everyday life. Our Easter message is Resurrection Reality.

We’d love for you to come—and bring a friend—as we celebrate together with joy as God’s redeemed people. Services at 9 and 11 a.m.