Church of the Resurrection Downtown Sermons

As the COVID-19 spreads through the United States, Pastor Adam challenges us not to respond in fear, but with faith and love.

When Jesus fed 5,000 people, he was meeting the basic physical needs of the people around him. In this week's sermon, Pastor Adam shows us how some people are doing the same thing right here in our Kansas City community and how we can continue to participate in that work.

At the first supper in the gospel of Luke, Jesus welcomed a woman who was a sinner. In today's sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton asks us to consider where we find ourselves in this story of brokenness and acceptance.

This is a sermon on the Five Essential Practices of the Christian Life: Worship, Study, Serve, Give and Share.

In his life, Jesus demonstrated what it meant to truly love the people around him. What does it look like for us to live with the same kind of love today? Pastor Scott shares real-life stories of this kind of love in this week's sermon.

The life of Jesus was irresistible in how he served the people around him. In this sermon, Pastor Scott Chrostek considers how Jesus' life was the embodiment of caring for the poor and including the marginalized.

The story of Jesus is one that draws people into it, even today. In this sermon, Pastor Scott Chrostek shares examples of the dramatic impact Jesus has made in people's lives.

One of the most pressing issues identified by young people as a concern is the question of how we ought to respond to climate change. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton takes a look at the science of climate change and considers what Jesus might say about our stewardship of our planet.

What would Jesus say about diversity and inclusion in our society? In this sermon on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day weekend, Pastor Adam takes a look at racial diversity and LGBTQ inclusion and why they are important for us today.

Emerging generations are leading the way in having conversations about mental health and breaking down the social stigmas against getting help. In this sermon, Pastor Adam shares how Jesus was drawn to care for the people around him who were struggling and hurt.