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He Called It

He Called It is a three-week Easter series built around the truth that the cross and resurrection were never an accident or a last-minute pivot, but the long-promised plan of God for our salvation. Week one shows that God promised a suffering Servant who would bear our sins and justify many; week two highlights that Jesus predicted His death and willingly walked toward it; and week three celebrates that the resurrection proved His words true and His saving work complete.

Resurgence

Resurgence is an invitation to revival — a fresh increase of spiritual life after a season of weariness, distraction, or drift. It’s a call for our church to wake up, rise up, and step back into the vibrant, purpose-filled life Jesus designed for His people. This three-week series will help our congregation reengage personally with God, reorder our lives around His kingdom, and reenter the flow of receiving and giving that fuels true discipleship.

When God Moved In

“When God Moved In” is memorable, conversational, and rooted in John 1:14 (“The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us”). It bridges theological depth and real-world warmth. Great visual branding: homes, light in windows, “God’s neighborhood,” etc.

Canceling Hurry

The Sabbath is a radical act of trust and worship. For Israel, it was liberation from Egypt’s endless demands; for us, it’s liberation from the tyranny of hurry. Jesus fulfills the Sabbath by offering rest for our souls.

Watch Your Mouth

Words hold the power of life and death. In a culture of sarcasm, gossip, and noise, God calls us to speak with wisdom, grace, and truth. What comes out of your mouth reveals what’s going on in your heart.

Go

Evangelism isn’t a project—it’s a way of life. Jesus invites us to join Him in the redemptive mission of God, beginning with His commission, modeled in His life, and carried on through ours.

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