The Bible begins in a garden. It’s where beauty, connection, and purpose are born—and where everything first fell apart. So when Jesus rises from the dead in a garden, it’s not just poetic… it’s prophetic. In this opening message of Easter Eggs, we’ll explore how God has been weaving a redemption story all along. From Adam to Jesus, from exile to resurrection, there’s a deeper connection here—hidden in plain sight. And it changes how we understand not just the story of Scripture, but our own.

April 19, 2026 | Well, Well, Well...

In the ancient world, wells weren’t just places to draw water—they were places where destinies unfolded. In both the Old and New Testaments, people come to wells searching for something practical and walk away with something sacred. This week, we’ll explore the overlooked connections between two women at wells—Rebekah and the Samaritan woman—and how God still meets us in ordinary moments to offer extraordinary purpose.

April 26, 2026 | The Thread Joshua 

One red rope hanging from a window. At first glance, it seems like nothing. But this scarlet thread connects Rahab’s act of courage to the blood on Israel’s doorposts in Egypt, and even forward to the cross. It’s a hidden symbol of salvation—through faith, not status. This week, we’ll follow that thread to discover how God uses unlikely people to carry out divine rescue, and how the most fragile things—when placed in God’s hands—can save lives.

May 3, 2026 | Look Again

Water shows up again and again in Scripture—not just as refreshment or danger, but as a sacred signal. From the parting of the Red Sea to Jesus’ baptism to His invitation to receive living water, God uses water to reveal identity, transformation, and freedom. In this final week of Easter Eggs, we’ll uncover how water becomes a hidden throughline in the story of faith—and how it still calls us to step into something new today.