The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the most important event in the history of the world, and it is essential to our faith. Pastor Nate preaches on how this important event impacts us as he looks at Matthew 28:1-15.

The death of Jesus on the cross forever speaks of His love for sinners and His humble submission to His Father. But the crucifixion also speaks to the victory won in Christ. Listen to Pastor Rory explain why we can keep believing that Jesus is God...

Jesus didn't deserve the brutal mistreatment He received, but you did. Matthew emphasizes both that Jesus is innocent and that sin is heinous in Matthew 27:11-32. Pastor Rory tells us why it matters and how it should change us.

There are many different ways we can hide or try and normalize our sin; but in the end, such attempts will only fail in devastating fashion. Jesus provides the only solution to our sin problem. Look to Him!

The importance of Jesus's endurance through injustice and mistreatment in His trial proves who He is and drives us to trust Him. Only the Son of God could be silent when wrongfully accused and spitefully mistreated. He is our example and our Lord.

What is it about Christmas that you exactly celebrate? God changed everything on the night the Savior was born in Bethlehem, and nearly everyone missed it. Have you? Pastor Rory explains from Luke chapter 2 what we cannot afford to miss—the good...

What does Isaiah 40:1-11 have to do with Christmas? And how does Christmas bring us comfort? Pastor Nate explains how God's character and the nature of Christmas's meaning brings us comfort no matter the circumstances. God is faithfully...

Matthew 26:36-56

What is the point of the last supper and how does Matthew emphasize this significance? Pastor Rory explains that the memorial significance of communion from the last supper narrative in Matthew 26:17-35. It's a memorial to Christ's work and the...

What is the point of the last supper and how does Matthew emphasize this significance? Pastor Rory explains that the memorial significance of communion from the last supper narrative in Matthew 26:17-35. It's a memorial to Christ's work and the...