What happens after Easter? We've been given this great gift of a resurrected Savior, but what do we do with it the Monday after Easter Sunday?

If things didn't happen as we've all come to known on Easter weekend, would it really have changed things? Yes, for you and for the entire world.

We've been studying for the past seven weeks about some giant personalities when it comes to faith. What's the one thing holding most of us back from being like them? Fear.

When everyone is running away from death and uncertainty, those with true faith are running towards it. Let's talk about how we can gain that same strength through a faith in Jesus.

We have faith in our next breath. We don't think about it, we just have faith it will be there. God is there, too, but how do we have faith to know He is there for us?

Sometimes seemingly small events can change the course of history. Such is the case with Rahab, a woman everyone looked down upon, who offered assistance to those in need and thus became one of the giants of the Bible.

We all face giants in our lives - some of them are literally physical (death, illness, addiction), while some are mental (anxiety, depression, fear). No matter how large those giants are, we can gain confidence to defeat them through Jesus Christ.

Joseph's story from the Old Testament is pretty incredible. The faith he displays in difficult moments can teach us all how to keep hope alive even during the worst times.

While God never promised us things would be easy, He did make some pretty amazing promises and fulfill those promises to His people. Today we talk about some of those promises.

How should we define Faith? It isn't meant to be blind. It isn't meant to be beyond reason. And we know this from the Bible. So let's take a look at how the Bible defined faith as we start this new series.