The resurrection of Christ is the ground upon which all of Christianity stands or falls. In this message we look at ten theological reasons why Christ had to rise from the dead and why we must believe in an actual and historical resurrection.

The gospel writers, particularly Matthew, all testify that Jesus actually died on the cross. Throughout history there have been some who have questioned this fact. However, the historicity of Christ's death is just as significant as the resurrection of Christ. If Christ did not 'actually die' then nothing he said or did matters.

In this fourth Advent message, we are looking at the promise God makes to Adam and Eve in the midst of cursing them and the serpent. In the midst of the grievous sin, God's wrath is tempered with grace and mercy.

The incarnation of God is only good news when we understand it in light of our current condition--total depravity.

If we are going to fully understand and appreciate why Christ had to become fully human and be born an infant in the town of Bethlehem, we need to rightly understand the fall of man.