This is the full video of our Resurrection (the holiday formerly known as Easter) Celebration. The resurrection is an actual historical event that exists as a physical manifestation of God's love for us. We pray that you are blessed by this message and that through it you enjoy the new life Jesus rose from the dead to give us.

Praised one day, crucified just days later. What would possess Jesus to go knowingly through all of that? Simple, His crazy, undeniable, unchanging love for you and for me.

Christ’s sacrifice would be useless if it still required work on our part. The beauty of His sacrificial act is it is finished. All we need do is accept it.

It is difficult for many to understand that Jesus Christ was not just a man, but was fully God and fully man. As a man He was aware of our daily struggles, trials, and frustrations and He died for us anyway...not in spite of them, but because of them.

The season of Lent reminds us of the sacrifice Jesus Christ made for us and of sacrifices we should be willing to make for Him.

For those of us who follow Jesus Christ, He did not leave us alone. He gave us two of the most powerful forces in existence in the universe: the Spirit of the Living God within us, and the Church, the community of Christ followers around us.

God sent Jesus to die for us, but also as a sign of God's love and of God's desire to spend eternity with us. Whether you are a Christ follower or not, know that your decisions regarding Jesus Christ have eternal implications.

Many of us have felt rejection, anger, frustration, and humiliation. We’ve felt hurt, felt pain, felt highs from accomplishments, and felt lows from disappointments; we’ve felt fearful, and felt courageous and some of us have even felt loved. But how many of us have felt like we were worth dying for?

In this message we see Jesus telling His followers and those who are supposed to teach the Bible that: Hell is real, Hell is agony, and Hell is eternal. That is what the Church should be teaching today about the reality of Hell.

The Bible speaks about hell quite a bit but most pastors won't preach on it and most Christian schools and colleges avoid the topic all together. Does hell exist? If it does exist would a good God send people there and why isn't the Church talking about it? We answer all these questions and more in this new series that gives realistic insight into what the Bible teaches about hell.