Last week we learned what happened on Easter, but that's not where the story ends! Jesus went from an empty tomb to a table in Emmaus. In this 3rd and final week of this series we will discover that the the ressurection of Jesus wasn't just about heaven, it was about God extending his hospitality to humanity.

An execution. An empty tomb. Thousands of years ago something happened that would change the world forever. In one day Jesus became the most famous name in the world, but what really happened that day? Why is this story so compelling? In this message we will discover that when it comes the Christian faith, Easter is the event that makes Jesus worth following.

Two of the most powerful words in the world are "What If?" At some point we have all asked that question. Whether we ask it about relationships, employment or faith, those two little words open a window into new possibilities. In the opening message of this series we will learn that when it comes to our faith, those two words have the power to change everything.

Have you ever had one of "those weeks?" You know, one of those weeks where everything seemed to be going just fine until something life altering happens. Jesus had one of those weeks too and in this dramatic sermon presentation, we take a journey with Jesus during the week before holy week as we learn who Jesus really is.

Baptism is an important part of the Christian faith. In this week's message Pastor Lamar shares just how important baptism is, and when and why baptism should take place.

When you think about a kingdom, you think about power. When you’re building a kingdom you need power to dominate, intimidate, and eliminate your enemies, so when Jesus said that he was going to use the church to build God’s kingdom, his followers believed that he was beginning a revolution, but Jesus had a very different idea. In this final message of the series we will discover that the power that the church uses to build God’s Kingdom is not a power to eliminate but to expand love.

It has been said that love is blind, but the truth is love is always the result of insight and investment. Jesus knew this well, that’s why he gave so much insight into his church and into God’s kingdom. Love is bold, but it isn’t blind. In this message we will discover that order to love the church we need to have our eyes “blessed” with ability to see how God uses his church to build his kingdom.

Go down in history as one of the best who ever did it but not because you played a game, but because of how you lived by faith!