We celebrate the continued life of Jesus, asking the logical question “now what?” Jesus answers this question with three statements. Because Jesus lives, I live differently.

The events of Resurrection morning prove that Jesus IS Emmanuel and that God is still with us.

Jesus rises from the dead, bringing deliverance from slavery to sin. Life is better when hope returns!

Pastor shares the good news discovered by many just three days after Jesus’ death: He came back to life. This is the event that changed everything, and continues to make a life-changing difference in the lives of those who follow Jesus. Discover how Jesus’ resurrection changes expectations, perception, and motivation.

Society values loyalty and companionship. We treasure those relationships, especially when difficulty arises. Today, we find Jesus facing the darkest moments of His life – alone. Listen as Pastor shares two important lessons we can learn as we watch Jesus face difficulty alone.

Jesus highlights the truths your actions reveal about your heart. The elements of life you hold most dearly will affect your actions. Two truths stand out in this discussion, and Pastor highlights them while challenging you to act in a manner pleasing to God.

Join us as we celebrate the victory won by Jesus that is remembered each Easter morning. Pastor shares from 1 Corinthians 15 about the deliverance gained from sin, death, and fear.

Jesus presents a demonstration of His authority in the city of Jerusalem. Others attempted to exert authority, but only Jesus has true authority. Listen as we continue our series in the gospel of Mark. NOTE: the video is of the entire live-streamed service.

God created us to belong to groups. We group ourselves in many different ways, yet there is one particular group that Jesus calls His family. Listen today as we discuss who is found in Jesus’ family. This sermon is presented in both English and Spanish.

The celebration of Jesus’ resurrection causes one to think of the power and authority held to allow life to be restored. In such a context, the word “impossible” seems out of place; yet Scripture tells us of the impossibility of the events surrounding Jesus’ resurrection – “it was not possible that death should hold Him.” […]