How does the Holy Spirit shape our lives? In this week's sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton shares what it looks like for us to yield ourselves to the guidance of the Spirit.

Who (or what) is the Holy Spirit? And how does the Holy Spirit work in our lives? In this week's sermon, Pastor Adam teaches us how the Holy Spirit is God and how she is present and active in our lives.

One of the important aspects of a resilient faith is having resilient relationships – people that will support and challenge us as we walk through life. In this week's sermon, Pastor Scott Chrostek demonstrates the power of resilient relationships through various characters in the Bible.

In this sermon, Rev. Scott Chrostek looks at the stories of some of the heroes of the Christian faith. How did they show resilience in their faith journeys? And how can we apply that to our lives today?

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.

Judging, prayer, taking the difficult path, and living by the "Golden Rule" – these are the 4 rules Pastor Adam teaches us about in this week's sermon from Matthew, Chapter 7.

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.

In Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, he seems to have set an impossible standard for us to live up to. But in today's message, Pastor Adam Hamilton considers the heart of Jesus' ethics and how we still ought live by Jesus' standards.

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.