Good Friday is good because through his death, Jesus took the sins of the world onto himself so that the way could be opened for us to have a relationship with God through him.

Resist moral overconfidence. Instead, recognize that you are weak, and in your weakness cling to Jesus’ strength and faithfulness.

A sermon by Darryl Dash on Peter's denial from Mark 14:66-72

Even in a broken world, full of injustice, we can have confidence in Christ to trust that, through his death and resurection, justice has been, and will be done.

Jesus remains faithful even when we are faithless. We can put our trust in him.

A sermon from Mark 14:43-52

When faith seems hard, look to Jesus’ example of perfect humility and honest prayer, and find your strength in him rather than yourself.

Despite knowing all of the betrayal and suffering

he would endure, Jesus chose to become our perfect Passover Lamb.

Respond to Jesus with love and devotion, not with opposition.

The indispensable mark of a Christian church is love.

A sermon from 1 Corinthians 13

A sermon from 1 Corinthians 11:17-34

Men and women were created with specifically unique qualities and roles, which were meant to complement and complete one another for the glory of God.