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For all of God’s promises have been fulfilled in Christ with a resounding “yes!” 2 Corinthians 1:20

What do five Old Testament characters have to do with Good Friday? Adam, Abraham, Moses, David, and Jeremiah all represent different facets of God’s promise to restore fallen creation and bless his people. And ultimately, God’s promise is fulfilled in the perfect life, sacrificial death, and resurrection of Jesus.

Last week on Good Friday, our church family got to experience Promises: Kept in Jesus. Families across all campuses explored these Old Testament characters and their stories, learned how they point us towards God’s faithfulness, participated in interactive activities, and took communion in remembrance of Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection. It was a unique, helpful way to process and engage the Easter story, and we are thankful for the opportunity to experience the Bible in a new way.

Celebrating baptism at Easter has long been a special time for our Grace family. As we rejoice in the resurrection of Jesus and the hope we have in him, we also celebrate those who identify with him in baptism. This year, 79 individuals across all campuses owned their faith by obeying Jesus’ call to follow him in baptism. As Christ was buried and raised to life, baptism represents that you have died to your old life (burial) and have been given a new life (resurrection). We hope you’ll take a moment to watch this video below and rejoice with each one of these men, women, teens, and children who identified with Christ through baptism. To learn more about baptism at Grace, click below.