Church of the Resurrection Leawood Sermons

In this sermon, Pastor Glen Shoup reminds us that on June 6, 1944, on the beaches of Normandy, the tide of tyranny was turned in favor of freedom and liberation. This year is the 75th Anniversary of that fateful day during World War II, known as “D-day.” The self-sacrifice and perseverance of those heroes and all who offered themselves in freedom’s cause, has much to teach us about life and faith.

A strong marriage is built on respect, selfless love and grace. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton considers how we build relationships that last.

In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton helps us consider what makes a strong mother, as well as what makes a strong child or spouse of a mother.

In this message, Pastor Adam Hamilton presents the keys to being a good father and some tips on how to have a stronger relationship with your father.

As Christians, taking care of the Earth is an important part of God's call on our lives. In this sermon, Pastor Cheryl Jefferson Bell helps us understand why it is so important and some simple ways we can be better stewards of God's creation.

In this Easter sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton asks us to see ourselves in the story of Mary Magdalene as she wept at the tomb of Jesus. Although she didn't realize it, the resurrection was just around the corner!

As he hung on the cross, Jesus Christ embodied the five essential practices of the Christian life. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton shares how Jesus lived as a model of the Christian walk, even in the moments of his death.

In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton asks us to remember the people in our lives who shared their faith with us, and he challenges us to be people who share their faith with others.

When we have a spirit of gratitude, we find that we are more generous... and sometimes the reverse is also true. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton asks us to consider what kinds of things we prioritize, and challenges us to give generously.

Serving is an integral part of the Christian life. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton asks us how much of ourselves we are willing to give in service to others.