In the aftermath of the Resurrection, we examine four scenes from the gospels, which depict five believers who are adjusting to the new reality that Christ has formed. Friend, you will see yourself in some of these responses, and receive encouragement to move from appreciating God's power to appropriating it for personal transformation.

When you think of famous sermons, there are many that come to mind-- but surely the most powerful sermon must have been preached by the most powerful Preacher-- Jesus Himself! Dr. Jackson proposes that Jesus' most powerful sermon must be gauged by its astounding results. Listen to find out which one it was!

As Jesus rode into Jerusalem to begin Passion Week, He came to inaugurate the Kingdom of God by modeling a radically different source of power-- that of self-giving love. Unlike those who fleece the sheep and head for the hills when wolves appear, this Shepherd King gave His life that we might have life more abundantly.

Dr. Jackson revives a classic sermon by the late Rev. Alan Oggs, who provided a stunning insight about the feeding of 4,000 people by Jesus. Find out why He performed the miracle-- you'll be inspired!

Something priceless is bought and sold every day. Find out what scripture has to say about transactions involving truth-- and make a commitment today to value properly the opportunity that the Lord has given you to own true value.

At a time of transition and promise, Joshua took time to construct a memorial, to remind himself and his people of the miraculous care and provision of God. In a deeply personal message, Pastor Jackson shares family stories of how God has proven to be faithful over generations. You'll be inspired and prompted to remember God's goodness to you, and to seek His providence for today and tomorrow!

The mission of the incarnation certainly included the salvation of individual souls, but was actually much more expansive-- Jesus came to found a new covenant people, by placing His Spirit within them. The realization of that purpose came not at Calvary, but at Pentecost!

When we are born of the water by being baptized in the Name of Jesus, we take on the family Name-- the character, authority, and loyalty of the Lord of the universe!

Repentance is more than feeling remorse or expressing sorrow-- it's a marvelous opportunity to acknowledge God's sovereignty, renew right relationship, receive a fresh start, and begin the journey of reconciliation in our lives!

Soon after creation and the new creation, two families learned that giving to God can be a dangerous business, if the motivations are amiss. What can we learn from these stories, and how should we approach God in worship?