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Greetings,

Let’s live our lives with gratitude and in the light of what Jesus did for us.

Paul writes to the church in Corinth, in 1 Corinthians 2:1-2 (NKJV) “And I brethren, when I came to you, did not come with excellency of speech or of wisdom declaring to you the testimony of God. [2] For I determined not to know anything among you except Jesus Christ and Him crucified.”

The cross had a profound effect on how early believers lived their lives and viewed the world. They believed they were loved by God and forgiven of their sins. How did they know this to be true? They knew it because of the cross and the empty tomb.

Because Jesus rose, the accusations satan hurls against us can no longer prevail. Whatever he says about us, we can now answer, “Forgiven!”

Father, help me to live reality of the forgiven life. Christ paid the price for my guilt and shame. I thank You that I get to live in freedom today. I worship You

Today I’m worshiping to The Cross Has The Final Word by Cody Carnes

We love and bless you,

Pastor

Greetings,

CHRIST IS RISEN! The world rejoices. Jesus paid the horrible price for our sins. The Holy Son of God was crucified and buried, but today we praise God, for Jesus is alive and He has conquered death, hell and the grave. He is alive forevermore!

In Acts 1:3, the very ones who had watched Christ die declared that He had “presented Himself alive after His suffering by many infallible proofs, being seen by them forty days and speaking of the things pertaining to the Kingdom of God.”

The disciples believed so strongly in His resurrection, they were willing to die for their faith. Knowing that Jesus had risen from the dead meant they were redeemed and their sins were forgiven. It meant that Satan had been defeated, relationship with God had been restored and the penalty for our transgressions and atonement had been accepted.

The blood of Jesus paid our debt in full. The consequences of sin have been canceled for those who believe. This is The Good News of the Gospel.

Lord Jesus, I owed a debt I could not pay. You paid a debt that You did not owe. My soul is redeemed. Thank You for loving me so much. Thank You for the blood.

Today I’m worshiping to Thank You Jesus For The Blood by Charity Gayle.

We love and bless you,

Pastor

Greetings,

Saturday is the day in the Holy Week that is often referred to as Silent Saturday. That’s the day between Christ’s crucifixion and His resurrection. It was the day that Heaven was silent.

What made this day all the more painful for the disciples was they had hoped that Christ would have redeemed Israel and restored to them the kingdom. But their dreams were crushed by what had happened at Calvary.

We have all had days like that, days when it seemed that God let us down, Heaven forgot us, the angels turned away and our hopes were crushed; days It seems like God is no longer hearing.

But child of God, keep believing! Tomorrow is Resurrection Sunday. Heaven is still at work, God is remains on His throne and Satan will be defeated! The very blood of Jesus that seemed to be evidence of Christ’s defeat will be the proof His victory forever, even though today Heaven is silent.

Jesus, thank You for paying such an awful price to save me. Help me never doubt You even when it seems that heaven is quiet. You still care, Your love is faithful and true. I love You so much.

Today I’m worshiping to an old hymn called There Is A Fountain sung by David Phelps

Today is Good Friday, the day our Savior was crucified for our sins. Why is it called “Good” Friday? It certainly wasn’t good for Jesus! No, not hardly. What happened 2,000 years ago on this very day was for OUR good, but it cost our Lord everything.

As we prepare for Easter, we are overwhelmed by what Christ suffered. Remember that Divinity was wrapped in humanity; He who was sinless took our sin; the One who is worthy of all praise was cursed and reviled; He who is eternal, experienced the pain of death. When we could not ascend to Him, He came down to us. When we couldn’t purchase our own freedom, God did it for us with the blood of His own Son.

What is so amazing is that He didn’t have to do it … but He did! Although it cost Him dearly, it really was for our benefit. That’s why this day will always be called, “Good Friday!”

Lord, thank You for the pain You suffered for me. Thank You for enduring rejection, nails, and a crown of thorns. I love You. After all You’ve done, how could I not? You are the dearest and best. Oh Lamb of God, I declare that You are worthy!

Today, I’m worshiping with Naomi Raine and “Revelation 19:1.”

We love you and are praying for you. Be INSPIRED!

Pastor

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