This Easter sermon celebrates the resurrection of Jesus as the centerpiece of our faith, proving that sin’s debt is paid, new life is available, and resurrection power now lives in us. It reminds us that the empty tomb is not just something we admire—it’s the foundation we live from every day.

Pastor Rob closes our "Shaped by the Cross" series challenging us to follow Jesus’ path of self-denial, surrender, suffering, and ultimate sacrifice as a daily act of love and worship. True sacrifice isn’t about ritual or convenience—it’s about laying down everything for God’s glory and drawing closer to Him.

Pastor Terry’s sermon on suffering emphasizes that pain is not pointless but a tool God uses to shape us and reveal His glory. By looking to Jesus’ own suffering, we learn to endure with hope, trust in God’s sovereignty, and support others in their trials.

In week two of our series "Shaped by the Cross", Pastor Rob emphasizes that true spiritual freedom begins when we let go of control and fully trust God. It highlights Jesus’ ultimate act of surrender on the cross and challenges us to actively yield every part of our lives to Him.

Pastor Kirk Graham kicks off our new series, “Shaped by the Cross”, by challenging us to embrace self-denial by taking up our cross daily and yielding fully to God’s purposes. Learn how living with less can lead to more of God’s power, freedom, and forever glory.

Pastor Rob emphasizes that while sickness and disease are widespread, true healing is found in Jesus, the ultimate healer. He challenges us to actively seek God with faith, recognize His power, and boldly pray for miracles, trusting in God's will for healing.

Pastor Shaddye Melu, campus pastor at Northwest University, shares what to do as we wait for miracles. If you have a need, you are in a place to receive a miracle!

Pastor Rob emphasizes the crucial role of those who support missionaries through prayer, encouragement, financial giving, and discipleship, drawing parallels between William Carey’s mission work and the Apostle Paul’s early dependence on others. It challenges believers to take an active role in missions, either by going or by faithfully holding the rope for those who do.

This sermon explores the biblical and historical evidence affirming that Jesus is God, addressing common doubts and misconceptions both in the early church and today. Through scripture, the Megiddo Mosaic, and Jesus’ teachings as the Good Shepherd, Pastor Logan emphasizes the importance of fully recognizing and trusting in Christ’s divine nature.

In the final week of our giving series, Pastor Rob teaches on biblical stewardship, emphasizing that everything we have belongs to God and should be managed wisely for His glory. It challenges believers to embrace generosity, break free from materialism, and align their finances with God’s eternal purpose.