Church of the Resurrection West Sermons

If we believe we ought to share the Good News of Jesus Christ, we have to understand that Good News. Once we live that Spirit-filled life, we can invite others into that relationship with God, too.

As a part of our sermon series on Resurrection Life, Pastor Jason Gant asks us to consider who and what we look to for guidance in our lives.

Pastor Scott Chrostek preaches on what it means to embody the gospel of Jesus Christ and to live beyond the polarizing conversations happening around us.

In this sermon, Pastor Joshua Clough (campus pastor at Resurrection Overland Park) challenges us to remember Jesus’ driving conviction to love God and love our neighbor. He invites us to engage our neighbors and neighborhood... wherever we live, work, and play.

In this sermon, Pastor Adam looks at the big, philosophical questions of life and compares how they are answered in Toy Story 4 and in Scripture.

For everything there is a season. In this sermon, Pastor Adam considers the fear and sadness we feel in the middle of transitions in our lives, and he challenges us to trust in God as our friend who is with us through those transitions.

In the Toy Story movies, Andy writes his name on the feet of all his favorite toys. In the same way, Scripture says that God inscribes God's name on all of our hearts, claiming us as beloved children.

In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton helps us recognize that we can conquer our fears and insecurities in life by using examples from the gospel and Toy Story 1.

In this sermon, Pastor Jason Gant reminds us that on June 6, 1944, on the beaches of Normandy, the tide of tyranny was turned in favor of freedom and liberation. This year is the 75th Anniversary of that fateful day during World War II, known as “D-day.” The self-sacrifice and perseverance of those heroes and all who offered themselves in freedom’s cause, has much to teach us about life and faith.

A strong marriage is built on respect, selfless love and grace. In this sermon, Pastor Adam Hamilton considers how we build relationships that last.