On Saturday, May 9 we continue in Matthew 12, where the growing opposition to Jesus remains in view, yet the focus turns to something deeper — knowing who the Servant of The Lord truly is. Next week: Jesus withdraws, yet continues to heal The crowds follow, and are not turned away The passage draws us to who He is, not just what He does We are brought to see: A servant who does not strive or draw attention to Himself A ministry marked by gentleness, not force Strength express

This Saturday we continue in Matthew 12, exploring the fantastic depth of Jesus’ life and ministry. This week: A man in need stands in the synagogue A question is raised that cannot be set aside The response reveals a growing opposition The passage also draws us to the Sabbath: Given for release Given for restoration and healing When what is good stands before us, the question reaches each of us. Join us for the Word, for worship, and for fellowship as we open the Scriptures

The Rest of the Cross | Matthew 11:28–30 - premiering Saturday April 18 “Come to Me… and I will give you rest.” We talk about rest—but rarely understand it. In this message, we trace the thread from Egypt’s slavery… to the wilderness… to the cross of Christ, and uncover a confronting truth: The heaviest burden is not work — it’s unbelief . And the only place real rest is found… is not in a system, but in a Person . This sermon explores: -Why Israel never truly entered rest -H