John 17:1-2 - Sermon Series - The Prayer of Jesus

How would Jesus interact with your neighbors if He lived in your house? What would He say say and do? God doesn't expect us to be perfect but dependent. He is most interested in whether we are willing and available. In this message from Matthew 5:13-16, ask yourself this question: how can I be salt and light to those around me?

Based upon the book and upcoming movie, The Case for Christ, this week's sermon, titled Embracing the Truth, asks a simple question, "Have you found what you're looking for?" We all have a spiritual need and desire that cannot be met or filled with physical things; only God can fulfill our lives! Salvation is more than a moment in time but a process God takes us from being lost to more what He intends for our lives!

Based upon the book and upcoming movie, The Case for Christ, today's sermon, Exploration, based on 1 Corinthians 15:12-19, asks one simple question: Do you believe that Jesus has been resurrected and is alive? If we only hope for the benefits of Christ in this phase of temporal life, we ought to be pitied. Jesus was born, died, and is alive! Therefore, the resurrection must be the focal point of the Christian's life. Listen as Pastor Jamie explains why the resurrection must be the center of a Christian's faith.

Based upon the book and upcoming movie, The Case for Christ, Jamie begins asking the question, "How do preconceived biases toward Jesus Christ affect the way information about Jesus Christ is received?" There are four sticky points taht every person must consider when considering the evidence for Christ. It impacts and determines whether or not a person will believe and received, in order to become something else, something different. What are your sticky points?