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An open invitation · Luke 19:10

WelcomeSinners.

You don’t have to clean yourself up before coming to God.

Christianity is not the story of good people finding their way to God. It is the story of God coming to rescue people who could never save themselves.

Hear the good news

“Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners.”— 1 Timothy 1:15

The Gospel, plainly told

The good news

The heart of the gospel in four movements.

The Bible tells one great story: creation, rebellion, rescue, and restoration. Your story can be caught up in it.

  1. You were made for God.

    You are not an accident. You were made by God and for God—to know him, love him, and live in his good world.

    Genesis 1:27 · Acts 17:27

  2. Sin has separated us.

    All of us have rejected God’s rule and chosen our own way. Sin is more than our mistakes; it is a broken relationship we cannot repair ourselves.

    Romans 3:23 · Isaiah 59:2

  3. Jesus came for sinners.

    God did not leave us there. Jesus lived the life we could not live, died in the place of sinners, and rose from the grave.

    Romans 5:8 · 1 Corinthians 15:3–4

  4. Grace is offered to you.

    Forgiveness and new life are God’s gift—not a reward for becoming good enough. Turn to Jesus, trust him, and receive what you could never earn.

    Ephesians 2:8–9 · Romans 10:9

This changes everything

At the cross, Jesus took what was ours so we could receive what is his.

Ours

Guilt · shame · death

His

Righteousness · belonging · life

What now?

Come as you are. But come to Jesus.

You can speak honestly to God right now. Admit your sin. Tell him you cannot save yourself. Ask Jesus to forgive you, lead you, and make you new. The words are not magic; the one you are trusting is.

“Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.”Romans 10:13

There is room for you

Grace is not for the worthy. It is for the willing.

Open a Bible to the Gospel of John. Read it slowly. Ask God to show you who Jesus is—and find a faithful local church where you can ask honest questions.

Begin with John 1