In a special Easter message, we wrestle with the question “Why did God choose an empty tomb to announce the resurrection?”

As we close out our series "The Final Hours," we explore one of the most profound and provocative teachings of Jesus. John 15 is often thought of as the heart of the final teachings of Jesus and in this message we will be challenged to consider some important truths.

As Jesus prepares His disciples for the coming days when He will no longer be in their physical presence, He lays out His plan to remain present with them forever. A plan that is still in motion today.

Once Jesus announced he would soon be leaving, the disciples were left with anxiety and worry about what the future held. In one of His final teachings, Jesus gave to his closest friends a promise they would never forget, and it’s a promise we desperately need today.

In the depth of intimacy, there is always the risk of betrayal. In the final hours of Jesus' life, we see Him extend an undeserved grace to two unlikely characters - the betrayer and the denier.

If you knew you only had 24 hours left to live - how would you spend it? As we begin a new series this week, we unpack how Jesus chose to spend His last hours and what He taught and demonstrated becomes our example to follow.

What version of Christianity do you believe? In the conclusion of our series, "What We Do Know" we tackle that difficult question and discover an answer that might surprise you.

What do you do when the unexpected happens? Do you ask Google? Do you turn to family or friends? Do you ask God? God's will for our lives is to always be joyful, to never stop praying, and to be thankful in all circumstances. But is it really that simple?

In the midst of opposition to our faith it can be so easy to become overwhelmed by questions and uncertainty of how to respond. But what do we know? What can we do when people in our lives are opposed to the faith we proclaim?

When it comes to God, the Bible, Jesus, the church, and faith - we often have more questions than answers. While there is a lot we don't know, in this series we will explore what we do know and explore how it applies to everyday life.