Join us this Lent for a transformative six-week sermon series, “Shadows of Resurrection: Old Testament Promises Leading to Easter’s Victory.” Each Sunday, we’ll journey through ancient scriptures—from Genesis to Daniel—uncovering God’s promises that point to Christ’s triumph over sin and death. This season invites you to reflect deeply on your own spiritual journey, confronting sin’s grip and embracing hope through repentance, prayer, and acts of love, as we prepare for the joy of Easter.
Through vivid Old Testament stories, we’ll explore themes of brokenness, sacrifice, and divine restoration. From the serpent-crushing promise in Eden to the dry bones revived in Ezekiel’s vision, each message reveals how God’s plan unfolds to defeat death itself, making Lent a season of personal renewal and communal worship.
Whether you’re seeking a fresh start, deeper faith, or a place to belong, this series offers a meaningful path to Easter’s victory. Come, discover how God’s ancient promises speak to your heart today, and join us in worship as we anticipate the risen Christ!
Series Playlist
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The First Gospel
Feb 22, 2026 • 00:49:24
During Lent, we follow Jesus to the cross, the fulfillment of God’s first promise of good news in the Garden of Eden for sinful humanity. He is the one who maps and forges the way back into right relationship with himself. Series: Shadows Of Resurrection Speaker: Sean Scribner Scripture: Genesis…
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Preserved From The Pit
Mar 1, 2026 • 00:41:15
Psalm 30 directs the hearts of sinful people away from our pride and self-reliance and to look to God for deliverance. He rescues us from our enemies, diseases, and death, but also from our sinful selves. All these promises converge in Christ and his saving work on the cross. Series:…
“Afterward Jesus went up on a mountain and called out the ones he wanted to go with him. And they came to him.” (Mark 3:13, NLT)
In the gospel of John, the theme of light is one of the many ideas that can be traced throughout its message: light that gives life; light that provides direction; light that heals and transforms, and even brings judgment! But light is never meant to be understood as photons traveling through physical space and time, but a uniquely divine-human person who came from heaven to earth. That person is the reason we celebrate Christmas at all.
In the early days of the Methodist movement, John Wesley provided his “helpers” (lay preachers who traveled around to preach and spread the movement) a list of 12 rules to follow. Among those rules, Wesley said this: “You have nothing to do but to save souls. Therefore spend and be spent in this work.”
“As long as the earth remains, there will be planting and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night.” (Genesis 8:22)