Resurrection Life Church

Jesus Christ literally changed the world.  His impact on the world has never been duplicated or will it be.  Why?  Because Jesus was who He said He was.  He told everyone from the beggar on the street to the King in the royal residence the same thing,  He was God come in the flesh and He didn't come as everyone thought that a messiah would come.  Over the never 3 weeks leading up to Easter we will deal with who Jesus truly is until we reach that Jesus was, is and will forever be King.

Jesus Christ literally changed the world.  His impact of the world has never been duplicated or will it be.  Why?  Because Jesus was who He said He was.  He told everyone from the beggar on the street to the King in the royal residence the same thing,  He was God come in the flesh and He didn't come as everyone thought that a messiah would come.  Over the never 3 weeks leading up to Easter we will deal with who Jesus truly is until we reach that Jesus was, is and will forever be King.

Jesus Christ literally changed the world.  His impact of the world has never been duplicated or will it be.  Why?  Because Jesus was who He said He was.  He told everyone from the beggar on the street to the King in the royal residence the same thing,  He was God come in the flesh and He didn't come as everyone thought that a messiah would come.  Over the never 3 weeks leading up to Easter we will deal with who Jesus truly is until we reach that Jesus was, is and will forever be King.

The wilderness is not the greatest place to be but it is necessary.  We've all been through a wilderness time in our life.  If you haven't you will.  It can be an amazing time of learning and growing closer to God or it can be a time of bitterness and pain.  The question is, what are you doing with the tree that is in your wilderness?  The tree in the story of Moses and the children of Israel represented the voice and power of God and what they were going to do with it.  Men's Pastor Ryan Moreaux fervently tells us how they dealt with the Tree in there wilderness and how to deal with ours.

The wilderness is not the greatest place to be but it is necessary.  We've all been through a wilderness time in our life.  If you haven't you will.  It can be an amazing time of learning and growing closer to God or it can be a time of bitterness and pain.  The question is, what are you doing with the tree that is in your wilderness?  The tree in the story of Moses and the children of Israel represented the voice and power of God and what they were going to do with it.  Men's Pastor Ryan Moreaux fervently tells us how they dealt with the Tree in there wilderness and how to deal with ours.

This is probably one of the most famous parables Jesus told.  Also, one of the few that He explained to His disciples.  The pragmatism that Jesus uses with this parable transcends all ways of thinking.  It would seem obvious to all people how this applies to our lives but Jesus thought it worthy of explanation.  The intentionality that the sower used for planting the seed determined it's outcome.  You don't get what you don't plant.  We must be deliberate in our walk with Jesus and with our sowing the seed of the gospel in people lives that we come across everyday.

This is probably one of the most famous parables Jesus told.  Also, one of the few that He explained to His disciples.  The pragmatism that Jesus uses with this parable transcends all ways of thinking.  It would seem obvious to all people how this applies to our lives but Jesus thought it worthy of explanation.  The intentionality that the sower used for planting the seed determined it's outcome.  You don't get what you don't plant.  We must be deliberate in our walk with Jesus and with our sowing the seed of the gospel in people lives that we come across everyday.

This is probably one of the most famous parables Jesus told.  Also, one of the few that He explained to His disciples.  The pragmatism that Jesus uses with this parable transcends all ways of thinking.  It would seem obvious to all people how this applies to our lives but Jesus thought it worthy of explanation.  The intentionality that the sower used for planting the seed determined it's outcome.  You don't get what you don't plant.  We must be deliberate in our walk with Jesus and with our sowing the seed of the gospel in people lives that we come across everyday.