One of the most important questions we carry is this: Can I really trust anyone?
We’re wired to trust. It’s in us from the start—you can see it in the way kids naturally believe the world is safe. But life has a way of shaking that trust. Maybe you’ve felt the sting of betrayal, the pain of divorce, or the disappointment of broken promises. And in those moments, it’s easy to think, Never again.
And yet, most of us do trust again. Because deep down, we were made for it.
The good news? There is someone who is always worthy of our trust: Jesus Christ. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He will never leave us or forsake us. Nothing can separate us from His love.

This Sunday, we’re wrapping up our Lent series, "Image of the Invisible: What Is God Like?" For six weeks, we’ve explored Exodus 34:6–7—God’s own words about who He is. And this week, we’re focusing on one powerful truth: God abounds in faithfulness.
 

The Hebrew word for faithfulness—emet—means solid, steady, trustworthy. That’s who God is. And what’s even more amazing? God says this not to perfect people, but to people who are struggling, failing, and still finding their way.

If you’ve ever asked:

• If God is faithful, why am I still hurting?

• If God is faithful, why did I lose my job or why can't I find a job?

• If God is faithful, why did my relationship fall apart?

You're not alone. These are honest questions—and God welcomes them.
So join us this Sunday as we explore together what it means to trust a God who never fails—even when life does. We’ll also be celebrating seven people who are declaring their trust in Jesus through baptism. It’s a powerful step of faith and a beautiful reminder: God is still changing lives!