On this Easter Sunday,, Pastor Seawright discusses how God exists and reveals Himself to humanity through nature, our conscience, and divine revelation. God’s ultimate revelation is through the holy life, sacrificial death, and miraculous resurrection of His Son, Jesus.

For his Good Friday sermonette, Associate Pastor Julian Watkins addresses what’s referred to as the third and fourth of Jesus’ seven last sayings while on the cross.

Associate Pastor Larry Lester shares the how the implications of Jesus’ final words on the cross bring comfort to all believers.

This sermonette addresses he first two of Jesus’ seven last sayings while on the cross. Today, we learn the spiritual implications of Jesus asking God to forgive those responsible for His crucifixion and telling one of the thieves on the cross that he will enter heaven after his death.

In defending the existence of God, Emmanuel Kant said He is perfectly righteousness, all-knowing, and all powerful. Romans 1:18-32 explains the attributes and reflects God's justice.

The good news for everyone is that we are all not good but through the power of God, we can be.

Paul reminds us in Romans that the Gospel is good news and like him, we, as evangelists, should share the Gospel with others. He also challenges us with what some refer to as Paul’s "I am" statements.

Jesus' miracle of raising Lazarus from the dead is one additional example of His divine glory.

Lazarus’ death, burial, and resurrection did not surprise Jesus who used the occasion to remind people that He has power over life and death.

How does the three-part composition of rays that form light serve as an object lesson for the composition, purpose, and effects of the trinity?