Church guide

Hey, Paradox! Our message for next Sunday is titled “Better Together.” Don’t forget that it’s our first week with a 10am service, and make sure you plan to stay afterward for our Spring Fling.

Happy Mother's Day! Enjoy.

See you tomorrow! #sundaysetlist

In case you missed it: Starting May 19, we're merging our two Sunday morning services to one 10am service. We're excited to merge our two services for a time as we bring the whole church family together. Watch Pastor Craig's announcement on this here: https://vimeo.com/330391010

The goal is to live AS HIM if we claim to live IN HIM. But we won’t always get that right, so there will always be days when we need to confess the gap and then enjoy God’s grace and forgiveness.

Have you ever attended a Welcome Lunch? If not, this Sunday is your chance! Join us after second service in the Lounge. This is the BEST way to find out more about Paradox and meet some staff and others in a relaxed and fun environment. And lunch is on us!

If you missed out on any of the events of Easter weekend, check out our recap.

Join us for the next three weeks for a series about the ways we create unnecessary stumbling blocks for others who are exploring who Jesus is.

Happy Easter, Paradox. He is Risen!

We are getting ready for celebrating with you tomorrow! Join us!

We’ll see you for a special service at 7pm tonight. (There will be no Journey children’s program, but kids are welcome in service.)

Come and join us tomorrow at 7pm for a Good Friday service. Families welcome (no children’s programs).

The reason the resurrection matters is because of what Jesus said His death on the cross would accomplish. Had Jesus never claimed His death able to stand in the gap between man and God, then His resurrection may have been an act of amazement but not salvation. This Easter, we will not only look at the death of Jesus, but also the thieves that died on either side of Him. The question we must wrestle with is: which criminal on the cross are you? (Hint - you're not the one in the middle.) Join us this Sunday at 9 & 11am.

Join us tonight from 7-9pm for a Healing Through Listening Workshop. Families Against Narcotics (FAN) has asked Dave Cooke to come speak to our community. On the heels of his son's death from overdose, Dave started an organization called 100 Pedals whose mission is to provide education and coaching programs to help parents navigate the chaos and confusion of a child’s substance use disorder. He has an amazing story.

See you tomorrow! #sundaysetlist

If you missed out on any of the events of Easter weekend, check out our recap.

We are getting ready for celebrating with you tomorrow! Join us!