Church of the Resurrection Leawood Sermons

Church of the Resurrection Leawood Sermons

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Church of the Resurrection Leawood Sermons episodes

  • Unto Us a Child is Born
    Merry Christmas! In this Candlelight Christmas Eve sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton tells the story of the birth of Jesus Christ and shares why the birth of this child gives him hope even today.
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  • God With Us: The Suffering King
    "Emmanuel" means "God with us," and the story of how God was with ancient Judah still speaks to us today. In this message, Adam Hamilton looks at God's promise to be with us and considers how we can more fully embrace that promise today.
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  • A Shoot from the Stump of Jesse
    In the middle of a hopeless situation, Isaiah prophesied about the hope that a shoot would grow from the stump of Jesse. Pastor Adam preaches about how we find that prophecy fulfilled in the birth and life of Jesus Christ, and he shares about what that hope means for us today.
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  • Prepare the Way for the King
    As we anticipate the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, Pastor Adam Hamilton shows us what it means to prepare ourselves and our world for the coming of the Messiah.
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  • What About Jesus?
    Special guest Jim Wallis shares with us his understanding of Jesus and how that understanding shapes the way we engage in our society.
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  • Give Thanks to the Lord
    Gratitude has the power to change our lives. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton shows us how we can let gratitude make us more content and more generous with our resources.
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  • Contentment: Do Not Covet
    In the conclusion to this sermon series on the Ten Commandments, Pastor Adam preaches about what it means to be content with what we have (and not covet the things we don't).
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