Palm Sunday marks the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem the week before he was crucified and ressurected in order to allow humanity to once again be in relationship with God. After his entry into Jerusalem, Jesus had an interesting interaction with a fig tree. Pastor Adrian explains the significance of Jesus interaction with the fig tree and how it applies to our lives so that we can bear fruit.

We are present for the things we value. This week Pastor Adrian outlines for us that God values people above everything else. As followers of Jesus, we should also pattern our lives to reflect Jesus' value system and place people at the top of our list.

Many times, people in the church desire to be disciples, but do not put the same value in leading others to be disciples. Pastor Derek Kasdorf walks us through why as believers it is important to follow Jesus, fellowship with believers, and fish for men

A lego comes in all different types of shapes, sizes and colors but exists do one thing, to connect. However, even though the legos connected from their initial creation, it was hard to build any type of structures until the foundation piece was introduced years later. For humanity there is only one foundation that can be built upon that is strong enough to withstand any trial or situation, and that foundation is Jesus. 

A lego comes in all different types of shapes, sizes and colors but exists do one thing, to connect. Similarly, the church may operate in many different ways, but its main purpose is to create disciples. Before anyone can even become a disciple they must encounter Jesus, and be brought from death to life. Just as Jesus called Lazarus up from the dead, Jesus places us in community in order to have someone help us take the grave clothes off.