After His resurrection, Jesus appeared to His disciples as they headed down the road. But they were so spiritually blinded by their discouragement that they failed to recognize their Savior even as He spoke to them. In the same way today, we often lose sight of Jesus when we become discouraged. Our faith wilts and our faces become downcast. But in this powerful Easter message by Pastor Carissa, she shares how we can keep our spiritual eyes open, even when all hope seems to be lost, and trust that He is with us and will be faithful in every season.

Featuring:
“King of Kings” by Hillsong Worship

Open Your Eyes And See The King

***If you consider Reset Church your "home," please join us for this message and stay tuned to the end for a very important update regarding the future of Reset Church.***

Storms in life can come up suddenly, like the literal storm in Mark 4, and while we may be surprised, we can trust that Jesus is not. In God's sovereignty, He often leads us, like the disciples onto the boat, straight into a storm He knows is coming. These storms may feel scary, but they are how Jesus leads to where we need to go, refining us along the way, and reminding us of Who is in control.

Jesus Is In The Storm

The Psalms show us how to pray our emotions and make our petitions before the Lord. Join us as Jeff Raderstorf takes us through Psalm 85 in a guided prayer for the space between blessings. Afterward, hear a special message just for the Reset family by our guest, Larry Stocksdale.

Featuring:
"New Wine" by Hillsong

The Space Between Blessings

You are a forerunner for the Kingdom of God. You have been called to help fulfill the Great Commission by helping people go through challenges God has already led you through. As we turn the page to the next chapter God has prepared for us, from Reset Church to Reset Ministries, Pastor Carissa shares more about what being a forerunner looks like in our personal lives as well as for Reset Ministries.

The Ministry Of A Tugboat

We exist to raise up healthy believers so the Church can fulfill the Great Commission.