Looking Ahead​​
Tell Me Something Good: Grounding Ourselves in the Good News During Lent

Jesus’ ministry can be described as “radical” which comes from the Latin word “radicalis,” meaning “root” or “ground.” Therefore, the good news should bring us back to our roots. Emulating Jesus and embodying his teachings should ground us in who God created us to be. Can we be “good news” people in a world too often burdened by bad news? 

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This Lent, let us remember that the good news really is good news. It is joyful. It grows like a mustard seed and smells like perfume poured from an alabaster jar. It tastes like bread passed endlessly through a hungry crowd. It sounds like laughter and feels like mercy. The good news is alive in the world. Let us celebrate this “good news” as we move through the season of Lent all the way to Easter!

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Feb. 22 – John 2:1-11 / Matthew 13:31-32
                 “The Good News is Surprising”

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Mar. 1 – Luke 7:36-50 / Matthew 25:35-40
                 “The Good News is Loving”

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Mar. 8 – Mark 6:32-44 / Ephesians 3:20-21
                “The Good News is Togetherness”

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Mar. 15 – Matthew 19:13-15 / Deuteronomy 24:17-22
                “The Good News Sees Vulnerability”

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Mar. 22 – John 8:2-11 / Matthew 23:23
                “The Good News is Just and Faithful”

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Mar. 29 – Palm/Passion Sunday
                  Mark 11:1-11
                 “The Good News Inspires Action”
                    Our Love Feast will be held on the lower level following worship.

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Apr. 5 – Easter Sunday
               8:00 a.m. Easter Breakfast  on the lower level 
                                (Courtesy of Bob & Denise Boyer & Family)\
               9:30 a.m. Worship - Matthew  28:1-10   “The Good News is Alive”