The sermon explores the journey from Jesus' crucifixion to His resurrection, reminding us that while Christ's death paid the penalty for our sin, His resurrection provides us with living hope and transformative power today. We will examine how Jesus took our punishment while we were still sinners, how the disciples moved from fear and disbelief to faith and wonder, and most importantly, how resurrection power continues to change lives in 2026. The implications for our spiritual life are profound—we are called to embrace not just life after death, but life before death, experiencing Christ's freedom and transformation in our daily walk. Takeaways: • Jesus took our punishment on the cross, demonstrating God's incredible love for us while we were still sinners (Romans 5:8). This wasn't just a historical event—it was personal, done specifically for you and me. • The evidence of the resurrection isn't just an empty tomb 2,000 years ago—it's the changed lives all around us today. People freed from addiction, marriages restored, anxiety replaced with hope, and fear transformed into faith. • We are blessed when we believe without seeing (John 20:29). Our faith doesn't require physical proof of Jesus' nail-scarred hands; instead, we trust in the testimony of Scripture and the living evidence of transformed lives in our community. As we move forward from Easter, let's continue to live in the reality that Christ is alive and actively working in our lives. His resurrection power is available to break every chain, heal every wound, and restore every broken place. You don't have to wait for heaven to experience His freedom—it's available to you today. If you took a step of faith this Sunday or if you're still wondering about this Jesus who changes lives, please reach out. We would love to walk with you on this journey. Email life@lifechurchutah.com. You can also call or text (801) 968-3715 to get in touch.

Whatever feels unfinished or broken in your life, the cross is your answer. Jesus knew exactly what He was doing when He took those nails for us. Join us next Sunday as we celebrate His resurrection and the new life He offers. #PalmSunday #TheLastSupper #CrossOfChrist #Redemption #EasterSunday

The sermon explores the deep connection between the Passover celebration and Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. We examined how God's four "I will" promises to Israel in Exodus 6 (I will bring you out, I will rescue you, I will redeem you, I will take you as my people) were fulfilled through Christ's death and resurrection. Just as the Passover lamb's blood protected Israel from death, Jesus became our spotless Lamb whose precious blood delivers us from the bondage of sin. The cross isn't just a historical event—it's a personal invitation to each of us to receive forgiveness, redemption, and eternal belonging with God. When Jesus cried "It is finished" from the cross, He completed what we could never accomplish on our own. Takeaways: • The cross is God's relentless pursuit of us—an invitation that addresses our deepest brokenness, sin, and heartache. It's THE answer for whatever feels unfinished or shattered in our lives today. • Jesus deliberately paused before the fourth cup at the Last Supper, waiting to complete it on the cross. When He received the sour wine on a hyssop branch (the same branch used in the original Passover), He declared "It is completed," opening the kingdom to us. • We cannot rescue ourselves from sin's bondage. Salvation is by grace through faith alone—a gift from God, not earned through our works. The old way of life no longer has to define us when Christ's blood covers us. As we move through this Easter season, I encourage you to sit with this truth: the invitation is still open. Christ's finished work on the cross is sufficient for whatever you're carrying today. Will you receive His gift of grace afresh this week?

Speed run tour for you so you can plan your visit! Can't wait to see you. 9:30 am or 11:00 am. Connection center: for new guests and people looking to get more connected Life groups: meaningful connections, spiritual growth, and community support, making them essential for personal and communal development in your walk with Jesus. Infant nursery: birth - 18 months Toddler nursery: 19 months - 3 years old Wiggle Giggle room: for parents who want to keep their kids with them in service Family Life Center: north of the main building, for kids in preschool to 5th grade.

Welcome to Life Church! We know visiting a new place can feel like a big step, and we want you to feel at ease before you even walk through the doors. This quick walkthrough will help you know what to expect. Anything from where to enter, to where to go, and what a Sunday morning looks like here. Our heart is simple: we exist to lead the people of the valley to be more like Jesus. Whether it’s your first time or you’ve been here before, we want you to feel known, welcomed, and at home. We exist to lead the people of the valley to be more like Jesus!

We have our invites! Who are you inviting? 💌 Join us for Easter on April 5th at 9:30 am, 11:00 am, or 1:00 pm (for Español). 🌅 We are on the corner of 4700 S and Bangerter. Can’t wait to spend Easter with you! #forthevalleys #lifechurchutah #morelikejesus