This Easter message from Pastor Shawn Johnson reminds us that because of Jesus, you can trade: sin → forgiveness, shame → freedom, death → life. Easter isn’t about what you’ve done—it’s about what Jesus has already done for you. No matter your past, your story isn’t over. Freedom is available. Hope is alive. He is risen.

On the first Palm Sunday, the people of Jerusalem didn’t have the right view of the King who was coming, Jesus; they celebrated his works but missed his intentions. How often do we miss it, too? Our peace isn’t found in momentary relief from a situation, but in putting Jesus at the center of our lives.

Why would a loving God allow hell? Do dinosaurs disprove the Bible? Should Christians take psychedelics? In this message, we slow down and look at some big questions of faith through the lens of Scripture to build a faith that doesn’t flinch.

Can all religions be right? Do all ways lead to heaven? Today, we unpack what it means for Jesus to be the only way to heaven.

Remind yourself on the bad days, the doubting days, that you have reasons for why you believe what you believe - that Jesus really did die for our sins, was buried, and rose again.

Pack your “case” for Christ - the evidence you need to be rooted in your faith when the feelings run out. Don’t let your doubts become your destination.

In the age of TikTok church reviewers, endless criticism, and real church hurt, we are diving into the truth that Jesus is building his church and calling us to be a part of the plan.

Pastor Shawn Johnson explores why we can believe the Bible is real and true. Because Jesus believed the Bible, we can also believe that the Bible is a tool that we can use to change our lives.

“Uncle” Jimmy Rollins is in the house with a message of peace that when you feel in the middle of a miracle, between a prayer and a promise, God can use your pain for a greater purpose.

Author, activist, and evangelist Christine Caine brings a powerful message, reminding us we can either marvel God with our faith or our unbelief. Faith to believe for a miracle always looks foolish, but it’s through our foolish faith and desperation that God is moved.