Welcome
We can't wait to meet you! You will find a warm welcome at Towaliga. Here you can connect with other people like you in a multi-generational church, engage in Biblical and relevant teaching, worship, and find a place where you belong.
The Sunday morning worship service begins at 10:00 AM and lasts about an hour and 15 minutes. The service usually starts with live music by the choir and praise team and concludes with an exegetical message from God's Word.
The atmosphere is relaxed and casual. You will find yourself right at home wearing jeans or business casual.
Childcare is available for every service.
The Sunday morning worship service begins at 10:00 AM and lasts about an hour and 15 minutes. The service usually starts with live music by the choir and praise team and concludes with an exegetical message from God's Word.
The atmosphere is relaxed and casual. You will find yourself right at home wearing jeans or business casual.
Childcare is available for every service.
Service Times
Sunday Mornings
Sunday School 9:00 AM
Worship 10:00 AM
Worship 10:00 AM
Wednesday Evenings
6:30 PM
DAILY DEVOTIONS
Sermon Series: The Gospel of Luke
Sermon Title: On the Way to the Cross
Sermon Text: Luke 23:18-31
Sermon Points:
1. Barabbas - Christ the Substitute
2. Simone the Cyrene - Christ the Sufferer
3. The Women - Christ the Judge
The Big Idea: The rejection of Jesus leads to judgment from Jesus.
Daily Devotional Guide
There were still a few more stops on the way to the cross. At each stop, there were people. Some were opposed to Jesus. Others were with Him. All of them help us to understand Him more clearly.
Barabbas was an insurrectionist and a murderer. You may not think you have a lot in common with him. If you're a Christian, you are more like him than you can imagine. Jesus took his place on the cross, just like He did for us.
Simon isn't a major player in the account of the crucifixion. He carried Jesus' cross for Him. This highlights the full humanity of Christ. The One who would take on the sins of His people had someone carry a physical weight His broken body could no longer handle. The one who said, "My yoke is easy and my burden is light," was too weary and heavy laden to carry His cross any further.
Finally, there were the women. A lot of the men who followed Jesus had already run off. Some women were still there. They were weeping. Jesus offered them a strange comfort, essentially saying, "You need to worry more about yourselves and your children because you're all about to see some real suffering." Judgement was coming. If God allowed His perfect Son to endure suffering, how much more would those who rejected Him have to face?
This passage isn't merely the introduction of new role players into the drama at the cross. Each scene reveals one aspect of who Jesus really is. He is our substitute. He really did suffer. And He really will establish perfect justice. As you read, listen, pray, and respond this week, consider the full humanity of Christ the sufferer and the full deity of Christ the substitute.
Monday - Hebrews 9:11-28
Tuesday - Colossians 2:6-15
Wednesday - Galatians 2:15-21
Thursday - Leviticus 5:14-19
Friday - 1 John 4:7-21
Saturday - Isaiah 53:1-12
Sunday - Luke 23:32-43
Sermon Title: On the Way to the Cross
Sermon Text: Luke 23:18-31
Sermon Points:
1. Barabbas - Christ the Substitute
2. Simone the Cyrene - Christ the Sufferer
3. The Women - Christ the Judge
The Big Idea: The rejection of Jesus leads to judgment from Jesus.
Daily Devotional Guide
There were still a few more stops on the way to the cross. At each stop, there were people. Some were opposed to Jesus. Others were with Him. All of them help us to understand Him more clearly.
Barabbas was an insurrectionist and a murderer. You may not think you have a lot in common with him. If you're a Christian, you are more like him than you can imagine. Jesus took his place on the cross, just like He did for us.
Simon isn't a major player in the account of the crucifixion. He carried Jesus' cross for Him. This highlights the full humanity of Christ. The One who would take on the sins of His people had someone carry a physical weight His broken body could no longer handle. The one who said, "My yoke is easy and my burden is light," was too weary and heavy laden to carry His cross any further.
Finally, there were the women. A lot of the men who followed Jesus had already run off. Some women were still there. They were weeping. Jesus offered them a strange comfort, essentially saying, "You need to worry more about yourselves and your children because you're all about to see some real suffering." Judgement was coming. If God allowed His perfect Son to endure suffering, how much more would those who rejected Him have to face?
This passage isn't merely the introduction of new role players into the drama at the cross. Each scene reveals one aspect of who Jesus really is. He is our substitute. He really did suffer. And He really will establish perfect justice. As you read, listen, pray, and respond this week, consider the full humanity of Christ the sufferer and the full deity of Christ the substitute.
Monday - Hebrews 9:11-28
Tuesday - Colossians 2:6-15
Wednesday - Galatians 2:15-21
Thursday - Leviticus 5:14-19
Friday - 1 John 4:7-21
Saturday - Isaiah 53:1-12
Sunday - Luke 23:32-43