Pastor William Green
Making the Resurrection Relevant for Ordinary Life 2026 | April 5 | 10 AM (CST)
The mission of our church is “We use our resources, tangible and intangible, to minimize human suffering and enhance human well-being. This is godliness to us.”
- The resurrection offers a way of making sense of life when the world feels unstable and uncertain. It provides a foundation for meaning and purpose in a reality that often feels fragile.
- The resurrection reminds us that what appears finished is not always final. It is a reminder that God is still at work in places that seem closed, still bringing life from situations that feel beyond repair.
- The resurrection pushes us toward shared dignity, mutual care, and the restoration of relationships. Flourishing is no longer individual achievement but collective possibility.
- The resurrection also challenges how we use what we have been given. Time, talent, influence, and resources are not meant to be preserved only for survival or comfort.
- Resurrection faith moves us toward stewardship that promotes life, justice, and compassion. It shifts us from merely getting through life to participating in God’s renewing work within it.
- The resurrection reshapes how we understand worship. Worship is not confined to a building, a liturgy, or a season. It becomes a way of life, an ongoing posture of trust, gratitude, and surrender to the God who has already defeated death.











































