The Other Side of the Tomb

The Other Side of the Tomb

The cross was not the end of the story. We spent some time last week sitting with the weight of what happened on Calvary—the reality of sin, the costliness of grace, and the broken body of Jesus bearing what we could never carry ourselves. It’s good to pause at the...
Reminders of the Cross

Reminders of the Cross

As we near Easter, it can be tempting to rush ahead to Resurrection Sunday. But before we arrive at the empty tomb, we must first pause and reflect on the cross. For without the cross, there is no resurrection. The Cross Reminds Us of the Reality of Sin We live in a...
The Importance of Godly Community

The Importance of Godly Community

Scripture is clear: God designed us for community. Not just marriage, not just family, but community. From the very beginning, He looked at man alone and said it wasn’t good (Genesis 2:18). We’re brothers and sisters in Christ—woven together as one body meant to...
Unified Through Faith

Unified Through Faith

Catalyst is officially underway, and this weekend Bellevue’s middle school and high school students are more than just gathering for another event—they’re stepping into a focused time of discipleship, community, and spiritual growth. This year’s Catalyst weekend is...
New Year, New Growth

New Year, New Growth

The start of a new year invites us to pause and reflect. We think about where we’ve been, where we’re headed, and who we want to become. New Year’s resolutions often focus on outward change, but as followers of Christ, the deeper question is this: Are we growing in...
Seen and Restored

Seen and Restored

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month—a time to acknowledge a reality that often remains hidden even in our own communities. As Bellevue also prepares to gather for Sanctity of Human Life Day, we are reminded that every life—no matter how fractured the...