Church of the Resurrection Leawood Sermons

Do faith and science collide? Or are they mutually compatible? In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton talks to leading scientists who are also hold tightly to Christianity to see how we can reconcile the two.

God granted Jesus the power to control the world, but Jesus used that power to bless other people and give himself away. In this week's sermon, Pastor Anne Williams helps us understand what it means for Jesus to be "Lord" in our lives.

On this Candlelight Christmas Eve, we lean into the Christmas narrative of Jesus entering our world as the light that pushes back the darkness.

As we continue our series on the names given to Jesus, Pastor Adam considers the name "Emmanuel" and how it can bring us peace in the middle of today's chaotic, exhausting situations.

As we continue to discuss the titles given to Jesus, Pastor Adam considers what it means for Jesus to be a "Savior" in human history and in our own lives.

On this first week of Advent, Pastor Adam Hamilton challenges us to remember that Jesus Christ is our king, no matter who sits on the thrones of the kingdoms of the world.

In today's sermon, Pastor Adam shares the story of how (and why) Jeff Hanson began painting, a talent he's now used to be able to give millions of dollars to charities and missions in his community. Jeff Hanson's generosity ought to inspire us to be uncommonly generous, too.

Even when our gifts feel small or inconsequential, God has a way of turning our generosity into abundance. In this week's sermon, Pastor Adam discusses the boy whose fish and loaves fed 5,000 people – and he also finds a parallel story in our own community, where two boys have started a generosity movement.

The act of generosity can help us rediscover happiness and joy. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton shares stories about people in our community who have demonstrated uncommon generosity – and about the impact that generosity has had in their lives.

This week is election week in the United States, and there is an intense polarization between the people in our two main political parties. How can we see past our parties and remember the humanity of those who believe differently than we do? In this week's sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton shares with us some stories and some tips on how to do just that.