EASTER SUNDAY

rest Church ~ 1200 Jefferson St. Paducah, KY 42001

SUN APRIL 13

🌿 PALM SUNDAY 🌿 // First Words: EXPECTATION

Expectations are a funny thing. They have the power to fill us with hope or leave us drowning in disappointment. When life doesn’t go the way we thought it would, frustration can creep in, doubt takes root, and we start questioning everything—even God.

If that’s where you are, you’re not alone. On Palm Sunday, the crowd welcomed Jesus with shouts of “Hosanna!”, expecting a King who would come to overthrow their oppressors. But Jesus didn’t meet their expectations— He exceeded them in a way they never saw coming. And instead of delivering them from Rome, He came to deliver them from sin. Yet, when reality didn’t match their expectations, their praise turned into betrayal.

So what about you? When God’s plan looks different than yours, what will your first words be?

Join us this Palm Sunday as we see how Jesus isn’t just the Savior we expect—He’s the Savior that we all need.

SVC April 13 | 10:30a | 1200 Jefferson St

#therestisyettocome #PalmSunday #Hosanna

WED APRIL 16

THIS WILL BE MOST EGG-CELLENT! @6:30-8p CST

Join us for a fun filled time with some exciting activities for your kiddos 0-5th grade. This is a great opportunity for families to come together and celebrate Easter in a new and exciting way; because Jesus has risen we always have a reason to celebrate ~ we hope to see you there! @6:30-8p CST.

*Turn in the coloring sheet below at the connection center and we will display your kiddos artwork on the board in the cafe!

FRI APRIL 18

✝️ GOOD FRIDAY ✝️ // Final Words: EXECUTION

Words matter…especially last words. Maybe you can remember the final words of a great leader, the last goodbyes from a loved one, or the closing lines to a scene that seem to define the whole story. A person’s last words reveal what truly matters most.

On the cross at Galgotha, with His final breath, Jesus didn’t whisper words of regret, or defeat, or surrender. He didn’t say, “I tried.” He didn’t say, “Maybe next time.” Instead, He declared, “It is finished.”

To the world, looked in on this moment of final words like it was the end. But what seemed like such a tragic conclusion was actually the greatest exchange of all time.

When life feels broken beyond repair, or when hope seems buried….what will your final words be?

Join us this Good Friday as we reflect on the weight of the cross, the power of Christ’s sacrifice, and the final words that changed everything for everyone who would come to Him.

SVC April 18 | 7p-8:30p | 1200 Jefferson St

#therestisyettocome #GoodFriday #ItIsFinished

Experience Easter with rest!

SUNDAY APRIL 20 @10:30a CST

💀🌷✝️🙏 EASTER SUNDAY 🎉🎉🎉 // Stop The Funeral: EXALTATION

Doubt has this way of keeping us stuck. We’ve all probably had moments where we’ve questioned everything—Is God really there? Does He really see me? Is all of this even true?

And if you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, you’re not alone. In fact, Thomas did too.

After Jesus’ death, Thomas wasn’t just doubting—but he was grieving. He wasn’t in the room when Jesus first appeared, and he refused to believe until he could see the wounds for himself. He’d already mourned, already buried his hope, and he wasn’t about to set himself up for more disappointment.

But here’s the thing—Jesus wasn’t in the grave anymore.

And maybe that’s where you are, too. Maybe you’ve buried your faith. Maybe you really believe that things are too far gone for a comeback. Maybe you’re still standing at a funeral that has an empty casket.

It’s time to stop the funeral!

Because the grave wasn’t the end—it was the evidence. Jesus didn’t stay in the tomb, and you don’t have to stay in yours either.

Join us this Easter Sunday as we celebrate the victory that silences doubt, resurrects hope, and proves once and for all—His story (and yours) isn’t over.

SVC April 20 | 10:30a | 1200 Jefferson St

#therestisyettocome #StopTheFuneral #EasterSunday

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