Why is it that most of us experience the feeling of being "at the end of our rope" at some point in life? We all encounter struggles, but on Easter, we celebrate the new possibilities the resurrection of Jesus brings. Share in the Easter experience of new life that the empty tomb offers to all of us.

Recorded at Good Shepherd Platte County on March 27, 2016.

Dani shares how God changed her life through an organization in the Northland called Hillcrest Hope.

In our world of relativism and pluralism, how do we define what is true? Jesus showed us that truth isn't just believing a set of statements, but following a person.

Week 5 of 6 in the "Why Jesus?" worship series, recorded at Good Shepherd Platte County on March 13, 2016.

Whether through commission (what we do) or omission (what we leave undone), we sin against God's limits for life. What we see through the life and teachings of Jesus is that actions have consequences, and while God's grace is free, it's not cheap.

Week 4 of 6 in the "Why Jesus?" worship series, recorded at Good Shepherd Platte County on March 6, 2016.

Have you ever wondered why God allows pain and suffering? Where is God when we experience suffering in our own lives, and where is God when we see suffering in the world? Why is it that Jesus suffered?

Week 3 of 6 in the "Why Jesus?" worship series, recorded at Good Shepherd Platte County on February 28, 2016.

Jesus came to earth, but for whom did He come? Who was He trying to reach? Did He have a specific group of people in mind when He was teaching? Were there some He excluded from His mission?

Week 2 of 6 in the "Why Jesus?" worship series, recorded at Good Shepherd Platte County on February 21, 2016.

Who was Jesus really? Many believe He was the Son of God, yet others say He was just a good teacher. How can someone who lived over 2,000 years ago still be relevant today?

Week 1 of 6 in the "Why Jesus?" worship series, recorded at Good Shepherd Platte County on February 14, 2016.

We've been conditioned to believe that life is about getting whatever we want, whenever we want it. If we get whatever we want, whenever we want it, why do we never have enough? The spiritual discipline of fasting can help us recognize what we are truly hungry for.

People seem to be constantly searching for meaning and purpose—in things, in relationships, in work, recognition, etc. True meaning and purpose comes from finding out who we are and how we've been wired, as well as serving others from our strengths.

Each one of us have areas in which we are deficient or lack confidence. Sometimes, people choose to use their deficiencies as reasons why they can't do certain things, or why certain things can't get done. Our deficiencies do not preclude us from either serving where we're called, nor from ensuring the task that needs to be completed is covered.