Pastor Ryan delivers a stirring Easter celebration message, exploring Jesus' manner of appearance when He rose from the dead. "Touch Me...give Me something to eat..." Jesus rose from the dead wholly! Not just an apparition, but in person..physically! He indeed conquered death! What does this mean for us when we see Him again? And what resurrection Hope can we glean from it? Pastor Ryan leads us through Luke 24:36-43 as he shares of this great Gospel Promise.

Pastor Ajo visits us from Cuba, to provide an exciting update to the ministry in his country, and to give us our Palm Sunday message for today - Jesus is "our" King - He entered Jerusalem as King and Lord, though the world did not know it; God's ways are not our ways - unlike the crowd who worshiped Him yet crucified Him a week later, we must be faithful to the lordship He so much deserves to have over our lives! Matthew 21 is our Scripture for today.

Good works cast light...and shadows. Our work for the Lord (and the work of our Lord) will harvest two critics, those blessed, and those against.

Pastor Ryan explains, through John 12:1-11, the Biblical reality of "no good deed goes unpunished", and exhorts us, as Mary did, to continue sitting at Jesus' feet, to offer what we have, to ignore the critics, and to remember that what we offer will be used beyond our imagination!

Pastor Symps shares from Matt. 5:14-16, giving explanation to the spiritual truths Jesus shared with the light metaphor. What IS our main occupation? And what IS the crucial question that we, being Christ followers, must ask ourselves in order to indeed be "light of the world"?

Eph. 5: 10-16, I Thess. 5:5-8 are also scripture references for today.

After the Beatitudes, Jesus continues the Sermon on the Mount by commanding us to be "salt and light" to the world. Today we learn about being "salt of the earth" exploring the depth of this spiritual metaphor: who is to be salt? what are the issues to beware of? and what IS our call to mission? Matt. 5;13-16 and I Peter are our Scripture passages today.

Our last sermon on this deeply convicting series, Pastor Ryan explains what it means, Biblically, to by persecuted righteously. We discuss the challenges, the descriptions, and the practices of those who are persecuted in the name of Jesus.

Pastor Ryan extols the virtues and definitions of "peacemakers" - they shall be called "children of God" Are you a child of the Heavenly King? Are you a Christ follower? Then you must, by definition of God's character be a peacemaker! Pastor Ryan explains from the text (Matthew 5:3-10 and 18:15-17) what peacemakers are and are not, and what our challenges are and practices are to be.

Pastor Ryan exhorts us on the principle of purity, the forsaking of sin, the deep hunger for holiness, and the need to be precise in our execution of confession..to the Lord, and to one another. We continue with Matthew 5: 3-10, along with passages from II Samuel and Psalm 51.

Pastor Rick and Mrs. Pat Harris bid Broadway Church "farewell" as they embark on their new ministry in Thailand. In saying farewell, Pastor Rick exhorts us all on the anticipation and need of major adjustments to our lives as we each receive our loving commands from our Lord, sharing with us how to manage our blessings, our callings, and our missions. Ephesians 2: 11-22 is our Scripture passage for today.

What is Mercy? How do we know when it is needed? What are its challenges? And what should be our Christ-like response to this ministry expression that is rewarded by...mercy? We continue with Matthew 5:3-10 and beyond.