Church of the Resurrection Overland Park Sermons

At the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection, our purpose is to build a Christian community where non-religious and nominally religious people are becoming deeply committed Christians.

At the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection, our purpose is to build a Christian community where non-religious and nominally religious people are becoming deeply committed Christians.

At the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection, our purpose is to build a Christian community where non-religious and nominally religious people are becoming deeply committed Christians.

At the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection, our purpose is to build a Christian community where non-religious and nominally religious people are becoming deeply committed Christians. We have a vision to be used by God to change lives, strengthen churches, and transform the world. And we are on a journey to know, love and serve God.

At the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection, our purpose is to build a Christian community where non-religious and nominally religious people are becoming deeply committed Christians. We have a vision to be used by God to change lives, strengthen churches, and transform the world. And we are on a journey to know, love and serve God.

Everyone has doubts. Where is God when bad things happen? Does God hear our prayers? Does God really love me? Is there a heaven? But questions and doubt are not the enemy of faith. They're the path to a deeper faith. Come with us as we wrestle with faith together.

Everyone has doubts. Where is God when bad things happen? Does God hear our prayers? Does God really love me? Is there a heaven? But questions and doubt are not the enemy of faith. They're the path to a deeper faith. Come with us as we wrestle with faith together.

Wrestling with doubts about our faith is how our faith becomes stronger. So when we have questions, we shouldn't push them aside – we should face them! In this week's sermon, Pastor Adam shares his perspective on the question of whether God exists.

In this sermon, Pastor Scott Chrostek challenges us to live as representatives of the light of Christ, to feel the hope and illumination of God in our lives and to go forward differently because of our experience with God.

When we are weary, Jesus Christ comes beside, showing us a way of hope and life. In this year's Candlelight Christmas Eve sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton shares with us the hope we find in a child born in a manger.