Church of the Resurrection Leawood Sermons

This past week was Church of the Resurrection's annual Vacation Bible Camp, where more than 1,600 children across the country learned together about how Jesus taught us to live like champions. In this sermon, Pastor Adam preaches on that same theme and considers how we can live like a champ in our day-to-day-lives.

What's the difference between the humble Christian life and the proud Christian life? In this week's sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton considers how our motivations impact the morality of our actions.

When life gets stressful, Jesus teaches us to rely on God instead of worrying. In this sermon, Pastor Cheryl Jefferson Bell continues our series exploring Jesus' teachings in the Sermon on the Mount.

As we begin a sermon series on Jesus' Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5), Pastor Scott Chrostek considers what it means for Christians to be both salt and light in the world.

In this message, Rev. Dr. Emanuel Cleaver III shares his experience with racial bias in our society, and he challenges us to step up and shape today's cultural moment into a movement for racial justice.

The Bible has a lot say about protests, and Jesus himself embodied a lifestyle of protest against unjust authorities. In this sermon, Pastor Adam reflects on what Jesus might say about the protests in our nation right now.

With our nation roiling over the recent deaths unjust of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and others, Pastor Adam asks the question, "What would Jesus say to us about race?" Together we’ll look to the scriptures and consider what role we can play in healing our world and serving, as Jesus called us, as salt and light in our community and world.

On this Memorial Day, Rev. Adam Hamilton helps us consider the kind of legacy we may choose to leave behind.

The book of Revelation was written as a book of hope written for people in a hopeless situation. In this sermon, Pastor Adam considers how that message can still resonate with us today.

In this sermon, Pastor Adam looks at the Apostle Paul and how he found hope in the middle of great suffering.