Sermons

Good Friday? It is ironic that we call this day “good” because for followers of Jesus, it was anything but good- in fact it was the worst thing that could have ever happened. The person that they followed, who promised them new life on Earth and eternal life forever, was now hanging dead on a cross right in front of them. Any sort of hope that they had for their lives and their future was now lost and they didn’t know what to do as a result. All that remained was hopelessness and grief.

But Jesus came to put an end to sin’s hold over us and to make us right with God again, which is why He bled for us. Come find out how death was necessary in order to reconcile us back to God and how this act of love transforms us and gives us hope, perspective, and freedom in the midst of our pain, suffering, and grief.