They've seen Him alive. They know Christianity is true. But where is He? Jesus shows up in their midst, and His grace changes everything. Listen in to find out how His grace will change us.

The tomb was empty, but that didn't answer all their questions. Still, they were grieved, afraid, and struggling to believe. But something changed them, and it can change us too. A wounded world can trust a God with scars. Listen in as we look back at another Sunday morning that changed everything.

He's either a failed revolutionary or a victorious king, a pitiable lunatic or a loving Savior, the embarrassment of Israel or the Savior of the World. His last words, "It is finished," either signal his resignation to failure, or the possibility of a new life and a new world for us. There's no middle ground. Listen in as we consider the holy final moments of the crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth.

As the soldiers mock Jesus' unique kind of kingship and the crowds pledge themselves to an earthly king, the question rings in our ears. Who is your king? Who gives you a vision of the good life? Who protects you from what you fear most? Listen in as we consider Jesus and what He offers as King.

There's a lot going on when Jesus comes face to face with Pontius Pilate. We're struck by the bloodthirsty cries of the crowds, the waffling of the all too human Pilate, and the quiet strength of Jesus. Jesus is caught between rule-worshippers and people-pleasers, but He’s the one really in charge here, and He’s the one we really want to follow.

It can't get much worse than this. In just a few short hours, Jesus is betrayed by one of his own, tried under the sham of justice, and denied by one from his inner circle. As we watch Judas, the religious and political officers, and then Peter all fail, we can see ourselves. But we can also see Jesus shining through this tragedy with grace, justice, and beauty. Listen in as we rejoice in Him together.

What is eternal life? Some say it's a fantasy that religions have made up to cope with the hard things in this life. Others envision forever floating on a cloud reunited with loved ones. This sermon will dig into some of the differing views and unpack the eternal life that Jesus Himself offers to us.

Prayer is one of those complicated topics to talk about as we seek to grow in our Christian faith. You might not always pray as much or as faithfully as you long to. You might feel guilty about the state of your prayer life. But there's good news to be found in how Jesus prays for us, and we invite you to hear that good news as you listen into this sermon.

So many of us go through life cheery on the outside but sad on the inside. There's plenty in life to make us sad, but is there another way to respond? Christianity has deep answers to this question. Listen in as we explore them.

The world offers us a lot: wealth, status, prestige, happiness. And in this ancient story, one of the world's great kings offers Abraham a lot. But he says no because he has something better. Join us this Sunday morning at 10 as we explore what it is and how we get it.