This week in worship, we invite you to reflect on the profound gift of baptism—a sacred milestone that signifies more than a moment; it marks the beginning of a lifelong journey with God. Whether you were baptized as a child with water gently poured over your head or as an adult through full immersion, this act is not defined by how or when it happened, but by what it means. Baptism is a visible sign of an invisible grace, a holy invitation into a life transformed by God's love. It may not always look like magic, but make no mistake—it always reflects a miracle. Join us as we celebrate the wonder, the promise, and the power of baptism in our lives.

This Sunday, as we celebrate Mother’s Day, we honor the mothers, grandmothers, and maternal figures who have shaped our lives with strength, sacrifice, and boundless love. Our message, Blessed and Highly Exhausted, speaks to the beautiful tension many caregivers feel—overflowing with love while running on empty. But beyond the diapers, carpool lines, and late-night worries, motherhood offers us a glimpse into something even greater: the love of God. In Isaiah 66:13, God says, “As a mother comforts her child, so will I comfort you.” The patience, forgiveness, and faithfulness we see in a mother’s love point us to the God who never gives up on us. This Mother’s Day, let’s celebrate the people who care for us—and find rest in the One whose love restores us all.

The woman caught in adultery had nothing left—no defense, no dignity, no name even. Just judgment. But Jesus. Jesus knelt down in the dirt, and with one movement, rewrote her story with grace. That’s what God does. That’s what God is still doing. God takes the pieces of our lives—the broken, forgotten, mislabeled parts—and says, “ Let’s make something beautiful out of what felt like nothing. If you’ve ever felt like your story went off script, we invite you listen to this sermon.