Church of the Resurrection Downtown Sermons

Pastor Adam preaches that when we pray the doxology of the Lord's Prayer, we are giving our allegiance to the kingdom of God.

Pastor Adam preaches that every time we say the Lord's Prayer, we ask God to lead us – not in the direction we would take ourselves, which is into temptation, but in the path of righteousness.

The Lord's Prayer teaches us to pray in a way that changes us. Pastor Adam looks at how, when we pray for forgiveness, we are reminded that we are to forgive those who have wronged us.

We all have things that we need, whether it's a literal need for food or a need for purpose and meaning. Pastor Adam teaches us that Jesus' call to pray for our daily bread is a call to for us to help meet the needs of others as we seek what we ourselves need.

When Jesus taught his disciples to pray "Thy kingdom come," he showed them that God's will is greater than our will, and that the kingdom of God is greater than any nation or government of the earth.

As we begin this series, we consider how Jesus taught us to pray. Pastor Adam examines the first few lines to see how we are to pray in community and with familiarity to God.

Based on a report prepared by the Auxano Group, Pastor Adam looks at Church of the Resurrection's strengths and weaknesses as both an encouragement and a challenge to better make deeply committed followers of Christ.

Rev. Anne Williams challenges us to give ourselves room to ask questions without feeling like we must know the answers. Our faith does not require us to always have an answer.

In the most negative spaces of our lives, we see and believe the power and presence of God. Pastor Scott talks about how the resurrection of Jesus is evidence that God is leading us into a reality where death has no victory.

All of us have worth, no matter what makes us different, because we are all made in the image of God. Pastor Adam Hamilton explores the gospel themes in the film "The Greatest Showman."