Maranatha Brethren Church

When everything around you is shaking, how do you stand firm? We live in a world that seems increasingly volatile, fragile, and chaotic. It’s easy to feel like our peace and happiness are at the mercy of our circumstances. If the week goes well, we are up; if it goes poorly, we crash. But as followers of Christ, God has called us to something better. He has called us to be UNSHAKABLE.

When everything around you is shaking, how do you stand firm? We live in a world that seems increasingly volatile, fragile, and chaotic. It’s easy to feel like our peace and happiness are at the mercy of our circumstances. If the week goes well, we are up; if it goes poorly, we crash. But as followers of Christ, God has called us to something better. He has called us to be UNSHAKABLE.

When everything around you is shaking, how do you stand firm? We live in a world that seems increasingly volatile, fragile, and chaotic. It’s easy to feel like our peace and happiness are at the mercy of our circumstances. If the week goes well, we are up; if it goes poorly, we crash. But as followers of Christ, God has called us to something better. He has called us to be UNSHAKABLE.

When everything around you is shaking, how do you stand firm? We live in a world that seems increasingly volatile, fragile, and chaotic. It’s easy to feel like our peace and happiness are at the mercy of our circumstances. If the week goes well, we are up; if it goes poorly, we crash. But as followers of Christ, God has called us to something better. He has called us to be UNSHAKABLE.

When everything around you is shaking, how do you stand firm? We live in a world that seems increasingly volatile, fragile, and chaotic. It’s easy to feel like our peace and happiness are at the mercy of our circumstances. If the week goes well, we are up; if it goes poorly, we crash. But as followers of Christ, God has called us to something better. He has called us to be UNSHAKABLE.

When everything around you is shaking, how do you stand firm? We live in a world that seems increasingly volatile, fragile, and chaotic. It’s easy to feel like our peace and happiness are at the mercy of our circumstances. If the week goes well, we are up; if it goes poorly, we crash. But as followers of Christ, God has called us to something better. He has called us to be UNSHAKABLE.

Pastor Adam explores "The Jesus Project," challenging us to move beyond treating faith as a temporary experiment and instead embrace it as a lifelong calling. By looking at Peter’s journey from failure to restoration, we see that the Risen Savior offers total transformation rather than a simple, quick fix for life's problems. This Easter, don't just "try" Jesus—choose to follow Him with your whole heart.

If you knew you had one week to live, what would you do? Let's look at what Jesus did in his last week on Earth. Pastor Ron walks us through a few key events leading up to Good Friday and the resurrection.

When everything around you is shaking, how do you stand firm? We live in a world that seems increasingly volatile, fragile, and chaotic. It’s easy to feel like our peace and happiness are at the mercy of our circumstances. If the week goes well, we are up; if it goes poorly, we crash. But as followers of Christ, God has called us to something better. He has called us to be UNSHAKABLE.

When everything around you is shaking, how do you stand firm? We live in a world that seems increasingly volatile, fragile, and chaotic. It’s easy to feel like our peace and happiness are at the mercy of our circumstances. If the week goes well, we are up; if it goes poorly, we crash. But as followers of Christ, God has called us to something better. He has called us to be UNSHAKABLE.