Pastor Russ is teaching an series entitled: Walking Toward the Cross: The Road to Rescue • Grace Came for You

Before there was an empty tomb, there was a determined Savior.

Walking Toward the Cross traces the deliberate steps of Jesus from resolve to resurrection.  This is not a story of tragedy.  It is a story of rescue.  When Jesus “set His face toward Jerusalem,” He wasn’t reacting to events — He was advancing toward redemption.

Each week, we will walk the road:

From decision to covenant

From agony to obedience

From expectation to surrender

From darkness to declaration

From death to resurrection

Along the way, we will see clearly:

Why sin required rescue

Why religion could not fix it

Why only a Savior could redeem it

Why grace cannot be earned

Why the resurrection proves it worked

This series is both invitation and formation.  If you are exploring faith, this is the road where grace meets you.  If you are following Christ, this is the road that reshapes you.

Rescue was not abstract.  It was intentional, It was costly,  It was finished, And it came for you.

Pastor Russ is teaching an series entitled: Walk It Out: Living What You've Received.

Following Jesus isn’t just about what we believe—it’s about how we live.

In this six-week series, Walk It Out, we move beyond inspiration into transformation.  Too often, faith stays in our heads but never shapes our daily lives.  But the life we’ve received in Christ was never meant to be theoretical—it was meant to be lived out.

Together, we’ll explore what it means to walk with God in real, practical ways:

• Learning to depend on the Holy Spirit instead of striving
• Renewing our thinking so real change can happen
• Replacing old patterns with new, Christ-centered living
• Guarding our hearts in a noisy and distracted world
• Taking steps of faith through everyday obedience
• Building endurance for a lifelong walk with Jesus

This series is designed to help you take what you’ve received in Christ—and actually live it.

Because the Christian life isn’t about trying harder…
it’s about walking closer.