Church of the Resurrection Leawood Sermons

Mary's Magnificat has something to teach us today about how God chooses the lowly, the powerless, to bring about the kingdom of God. Pastor Adam Hamilton preaches that joy does not come from power or authority, but from humility, grace and serving others.

Sometimes the joy that's promised at Christmas seems like a hoax. Pastor Adam Hamilton talks about how the Bible shows us that joy is possible in the midst of darkness.

A life of gratitude is a discipline of regular, intentional moments of giving thanks. Pastor Adam Hamilton shares some ideas of how we can cultivate gratefulness in our everyday lives.

Gratitude is easy to express when times are good, but it's much more difficult - and perhaps more important - when times are challenging. Rev. Adam Hamilton discusses how we can give thanks in the midst of pain.

There is something deep inside each of us that seeks a grateful heart. A spirit of gratitude is proven to lead to a longer and healthier life, and Scripture tells us that it's a key to the Christian life. Pastor Adam unpacks all of this and more.

The process of reforming is not something we did at some point in the distant past - it's a perspective that we need to constantly embody. Where do we as the church need to be reforming today? Pastor Adam Hamilton challenges us to ask that question in our own lives and in our local and denominational context.

For the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, Rev. Adam Hamilton takes us on a journey to Germany to visit the places Martin Luther made his statement.

Pastor Adam takes us on a trip to Rome to visit the place that helped lead Martin Luther to post his 95 theses and begin the Protestant Reformation 500 years ago.

Rev. Scott Chrostek explores the value of finding the sacred in the day-to-day rhythms of life.

Jesus’ mission and ministry consisted of simple stories, everyday encounters, and life-changing interruptions in our daily routines. How can we approach our day-to-day in a way that uncovers God’s power and presence?