Don't let your spiritual awareness of the risen Jesus slide this season after Easter. Pastor Tom looks at Jesus' 40 days of ministry on earth after his resurrection in Acts 1:1-11 and challenges us to have the same experiences with Jesus that his disciples did.

This Easter, Pastor Tom walks us through the same Gospel message that has been shared for 2,000 years as the story of Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection is told from Luke 23:44-56; 24:1-12. He is risen! How are you going to respond?

What will our resurrection bodies be like and why is the transformation necessary? Pastor Tom takes a look at what happens after we die and provides the answers to these questions from 1 Corinthians 15:35-58.

Guest Speaker Wade Burleson brings a message from Ezekiel 17:24.

As we begin preparing for Easter, we look at the significance of correct beliefs about resurrection from 1 Corinthians 15:1-34 and how those truths should impact our lives today.

In Matthew 12:49-50, Jesus sweeps his hand towards his disciples and says, "This is my family." In this message, we explore why the church is family and how that should dictate our relationships and interactions with one another.

Jesus teaches his disciples about prayer using the parable, "The Friend at Midnight," from Luke 11:5-13. In this message, we explore why we should confidently and persistently come to God and prayer and how prayer is an avenue of transformation for us.

Jesus lays out the Cost of Discipleship to the great crowd that was following him. In this parable, Jesus tells us that he is not looking for superficial followers but those dedicated to following him as Lord. From Luke 14:25-35.

As we continue to look at Jesus' Parables, we come to the Two Foundations found in Matthew 7:24-27. In this parable, Jesus gives us the key for our spiritual life, our faith, to survive when faced with the defining moments of life.

Jesus continues to use parables to teach about the Kingdom of Heaven. Today, we look at five analogies from Matthew 13:31-33, 44-45, 51-52 that Jesus used to give us understanding and challenge our response.