We learn from scripture that this broken world is not what God originally created. And when we are in the midst of suffering, it doesn’t mean God is distant. Finally, through Jesus God redeems our suffering.

We look at 4 biblical truths about God and humanity: God is holy, humanity is sinful, God justly judges sin, and God offers us escape from eternal punishment.

In this Easter sermon, we’ll look at 4 life-changing miracles. To deeply examine these miracles, we’ll go on an eyewitness journey, back 2000 years ago to the weekend Jesus died on the cross and rose from the dead.

Being a member of a church is like being a player on a baseball team. On a team, everyone has a specific role. Every player shares the goal of winning the game and they work together to reach that goal.

God wants local churches to function as a body, God has designed the leadership structure for local churches and He has designed each local church around involvement and commitment to one another.

Everyone wants to be part of a community that’s larger than themselves. We’re meant to live in community and in relationships. God’s created a family for us. It’s the largest family and He’s invited us to be a part of it.

In the final sermon in this series, we look at serving others. When we look at the life of Jesus, it’s clear that he came to serve. We are also created to serve. God has placed us where we are with a purpose to serve the good of the city.

In this sermon, we discover practical ways to show that we truly care for people. In scripture, Jesus instructs us to care for all people. It’s so important to care for others that nothing else matters if we don’t.

We see, we care, we serve the good of our city - this is how we live like Jesus. In this 3-week series, we’ll dive into scripture to see how we can integrate this into our own lives and in our community.