Landmark Church-Phenix City

06/02/2026

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05/19/2026

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05/05/2026

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04/21/2026

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Easter - Words and Communion Luke 24:13-35

04/10/2026

Our teens are having a great time at TNT@TNU. Keep praying for them as they continue sharing their talents for the glory of the Lord!

04/04/2026

✔️watch "The King of Kings"
✔️get lots of candy and prizes
✔️have lots of fun
Only one thing left to do this Easter weekend:
◻️Spend Sunday morning worshipping our Risen Savior at 10:30 AM EST.

Thank you to all our volunteers and to Ms. Ginger for such a great night!

04/04/2026

Read John 19:31-42
Jesus had died. His body was taken down from the cross, wrapped in linen, and placed in a tomb. A large stone was rolled in front, sealing the entrance.
And then… silence.

The crowds had gone home. The noise of the day before had faded. The disciples were scattered, grieving, confused, and afraid. Everything they had hoped for seemed lost. Jesus was gone, and it felt like the story was over.

This was a day of waiting. No miracles. No answers. No clear signs of what God was doing.

Just silence.

Have you ever had a moment like that? A time when you prayed, but nothing seemed to happen? When you didn’t understand what God was doing, or why things felt so still?

Silent Saturday reminds us that just because God seems quiet doesn’t mean He is absent. Even in the silence, God was still at work. Behind the scenes, He was preparing the greatest victory the world would ever see.

Sometimes, faith means trusting God in the quiet. Trusting that even when we can’t see it, He is still moving, still working, still writing the story.

Family Reflection:
Read the Scripture together. Talk about how the disciples might have felt on this quiet, confusing day. Have you ever had a time when God felt silent or far away?
As a family, take one full minute to sit quietly together. Go on a walk together.

04/03/2026

It's raining but we are still going to enjoy our Family movie night and Egg Hunt! We will be inside for the movie. See you at 5:30 PM

04/03/2026

Read John 19:1-30

As a kid, I used to get Good Friday and Black Friday mixed up. I always called the day Jesus died as Black Friday, firmly believing there was nothing good about that day. Jesus had been beaten, mocked, and nailed to a cross. The crowds watched, some with hatred, some with sadness, and some not understanding what was really happening.

Jesus hung on that cross, every breath bringing pain. Every movement bringing suffering. He had to endure this humiliation and defeat in front on everyone – even his mother. How could any good come of this?

But there was something happening.

As He hung on the cross, every moment of pain carried purpose. Every breath was moving toward something. This wasn’t just suffering—it was a rescue. Jesus was taking on sin, shame, and brokenness—all the things that separate us from God.
And then, in His final moments, Jesus said three powerful words: “It is finished.” He wasn’t saying, “I’m finished.” He was saying, “The work is finished.”

Everything that needed to be done to bring us back to God—finished. Every sin paid for—finished. Every barrier between us and God—removed. Nothing more needed to be added. No extra effort, no earning, no proving. Jesus completed it all on the cross.

That is the definition of good: A God who loves us so much that He sent His only Son so that whoever believes in Him shouldn’t perish but have life and life eternal.

Family Reflection:
Read the Scripture together. It can be hard to go through some of the story with kids as it invites questions. But don’t shy away from them. As a family, talk about how God is good to us. How Jesus defines what is good.
Take a dry erase marker and draw the sign of the cross on your door/window. The next three days, every time you see it, remind yourself of just how good God is.