In addition to Easter services we have multiple ways for you to connect and draw closer to God through Passion Week Devotionals, Stations of the Cross, Good Friday Service, and more.
Children’s Program Details
The Mandarin campus will offer children’s programming (birth – preK) at all Easter services with the exception of 7am Sunrise service which will be outside and have no children’s programming.
Children’s Program Details
The River City Campus will offer full children’s and students programming.
We’ll also broadcast the Saturday, April 4 at 6pm + Sunday, April 5 services at 9am & 11am services online + Youtube.
At All CC Campus Locations + Online / Youtube.
Fri, April 3
Children’s Program Details
No Children’s Programming
A daily devotional experience online to prepare our hearts for Easter.
Sunday, March 29
through Sunday, April 5
Scripture: Matthew 21:1–11
Jesus is nearing Jerusalem, and everything about this moment is intentional. He sends His disciples to get a donkey, fulfilling words spoken generations earlier through the prophet Zechariah. This is how He chooses to enter the city. Not with force or a large display, but humbly. Many are expecting a different kind of King, but Jesus rides forward knowing this road leads to the cross not a palace. Palm Sunday invites us to pause and ask: Am I willing to follow Jesus as He truly is, even when His way feels different than mine?
Prayer:
Jesus, help me follow You as King, even when I don’t fully understand the path ahead.
Scripture: Mark 11:12–17
Jesus sees a fig tree full of leaves, but when He looks closer, there is no fruit. Later, He enters the temple and confronts worship that has become crowded with distraction and self-interest. These moments belong together. They remind us that things can look healthy on the outside and still be empty on the inside. Jesus isn’t reacting out of anger. He’s revealing His heart. God desires real, living faith that bears fruit. This day invites us to slow down and look honestly at our lives. Not with guilt, but with openness. What fruit is growing? What might Jesus want to clear away so there is room for what truly matters?
Prayer:
Lord, search my heart and grow what only You can grow.
Scripture: Matthew 22:36–40
Jesus is asked what matters most. Of all the commandments, which one is the greatest? His answer is to Love God with all your heart, soul, and mind and Love your neighbor as yourself. Everything else flows from this. This is grounding. Discipleship isn’t about having everything figured out. It’s about loving God first and letting that love shape the rest of our lives. This day gently invites us back to the center.
Prayer:
God, help me love You with my whole life and love others with Your heart.
Scripture: Matthew 26:6–13
A woman pours expensive perfume on Jesus in a bold act of worship. Others call it wasteful, but Jesus calls it beautiful. He says her story will be told wherever the gospel is shared. She understands something others miss. Jesus is worth her best. So what is Jesus worth to us? What do we hold tightly in our hands, and what are we willing to place before Him?
Prayer:
Jesus, help me offer You my whole heart, not just what feels easy.
Scripture: John 13:1–15, 34–35
Jesus knows the cross is coming. He knows betrayal is close. And still, He kneels, washes feet and serves. Then He says something that defines His followers. Love one another the way I have loved you. This kind of love doesn’t look impressive. It looks like showing up, serving quietly and loving faithfully.
Prayer:
Jesus, shape my heart to love and serve like You.
Scripture: Luke 23:33–46
Jesus is crucified. He suffers. He forgives. He entrusts Himself fully to the Father. Love is poured out completely. Good Friday is heavy, but it is not hopeless. Jesus stays on the cross out of love. This is where our story with Him truly begins.
Prayer:
Jesus, thank You for the cross. Help me live in light of Your love.
Scripture: Matthew 27:57–66
Jesus is laid in the tomb. The disciples wait. The silence is heavy and nothing seems to be happening. Waiting is part of faith. God is still working, even when we cannot see it yet. Hope is not gone, even if it’s hidden.
Prayer:
God, help me trust You in the waiting.
Scripture: Matthew 28:1–10
The women arrive at the tomb expecting death and find life. The stone is rolled away and Jesus is alive. The resurrection changes everything. Fear gives way to joy. Loss turns into hope. Because Jesus lives, we live differently.
Prayer:
Jesus, thank You for new life. Help me live with hope and share it freely.
Beginning March 29
Guided scripture readings and reflections will be available through the Christ’s Church app starting Sunday, March 29.
While this journey is personal, ministry staff will be available to pray with you and answer any questions about Jesus' path to the Cross.
The Stations of the Cross will be set up at the Mandarin Campus. Follow the signs to the far east side of the campus and park near the lake.
Sunrise to Sunset
5pm to Sunset
Sunrise to Sunset
Come and walk this sacred path, reflect on Jesus’ sacrifice, and prepare your heart for the celebration of Resurrection Sunday.