There were two criminals crucified with Jesus and they both initially rejected Jesus. But one of them eventually changed his mind and asked Jesus to remember him in his kingdom. Jesus then told him that he would be with him in Paradise that day. Join our study in Matthew 27:22-44 and Luke 23:39-43 as we consider what happened in that criminal’s life and what it can mean for us.

Join us this Good Friday for Gospel-centered songs, Scripture reading, sharing in the Lord’s Supper, and a powerful message to help us remember Jesus’ sacrifice.

No matter what stage of life we’re in, we face big decisions that have to be made in a fallen world, with circumstances that are beyond our control. This may cause some people to freeze with indecision or wait for the perfect time to act. In Ecclesiastes 11:1-10, we find faith-filled guidance for living with uncertainty. If we want to experience greater confidence and direction when living with uncertainty, this will help.

When traveling to some places, it helps to have tips on how to avoid doing something foolish that can inadvertently cause us harm, pain or loss. In Ecclesiastes 10:1-20, Solomon gives us tips on avoiding foolishness for all of life on this fallen world under the sun. Following his advice in this passage can keep us from inadvertently causing ourselves harm, pain or loss in life.

In life’s darkest moments, Lamentations 3:21-26 shines as a beacon of hope, reminding us that God’s steadfast love never fails, His mercies are new each morning, and in Him, we find our greatest treasure.