This Easter, we’re reminded that Jesus doesn’t ask questions to confuse or frustrate us—He asks because He’s inviting us into something deeper. In John 20:11–18, Jesus tenderly asks Mary, “Why are you crying? Who is it you’re seeking?”—questions that echo into our lives today.

In this Easter message, Pastor Johnny unpacks three powerful questions Jesus is still asking each of us:

• Why are you grieving?

• Who are you seeking?

• What are you doubting?

These aren’t meant to shame us—but to meet us in our grief, longing, and doubt with the hope and power of His resurrection. The empty tomb isn’t just a moment in history—it’s an invitation to believe that Jesus is alive and that He is exactly who He says He is.

📖 Scriptures: John 20:11–18, John 20:27–29, Romans 10:9, John 3:16, 2 Corinthians 1:20
🎧 If you’ve been carrying doubt, grief, or searching for something more—this message is for you.

In the eighth message of our Wisdom From Above series, James 3:13-18 reveals that not all wisdom is worth following. The way you live reflects the kind of wisdom you're following—either earthly wisdom rooted in envy and selfish ambition, or heavenly wisdom marked by purity, peace, and humility. True wisdom from above produces a life of gentleness, mercy, and righteousness. Listen as we learn to discern the difference and follow the path that leads to lasting peace.

In the seventh message of our Wisdom From Above series, James 3:1-12 reminds us that our words carry significant power to impact the people around us. James gives three strong warnings: our words can control us, consume others, and compromise our character. Whether building up or tearing down, what we say reveals the condition of our hearts. Listen as we explore how a faith-driven discipline, decision-making, and determination can help us speak life instead of destruction.

In the sixth message of our Wisdom From Above series, James 2:14-26 challenges us to evaluate the authenticity of our faith. Genuine faith isn’t just belief—it’s belief in action. Faith without works is pointless, powerless, and passive, but true faith works in us and through us. Join us as we explore what it means to live out the gospel with a faith that moves, serves, and reflects the heart of Jesus.

In the fifth message of our Wisdom From Above series, James 2:1-13 challenges us to confront favoritism in our lives. Faith in the gospel contradicts our tendency to judge others based on status, personality, or possessions. By recognizing God’s perspective, remembering His command to love others, and reflecting His mercy, we can overcome favoritism and live out the love and grace of Christ. Listen as we learn how to treat others with the same mercy God has shown us.

In the fourth message of our Wisdom From Above series, James 1:19-27 teaches that God’s Word is more than something to be read—it’s life-giving wisdom to be received. When we welcome it with gratitude and respond with urgency, it confronts our agenda, frees us through truth, and transforms our lives. Listen along as we discover how true spiritual maturity comes not just from hearing God’s Word but by living it out.

In the third message of our Wisdom From Above series, James gives us two warnings and a promise in the midst of trials. Trials expose our false foundations and reveal where we’ve misplaced our trust. Temptation also lurks in every trial, seeking to weaken our relationship with God. But James reminds us that when we take sin seriously and trust God, He promises to lead us into abundant life.

In the second message of our Wisdom From Above series, we explore what we truly need in the midst of adversity—wisdom. James 1:5-8 reminds us that wisdom comes from God, who gives generously to those who ask in faith. But wisdom isn’t just about knowledge—it requires obedience. Listen as we learn how trusting in God’s character and applying His truth can provide stability in life’s storms.

In the first message of our Wisdom From Above series, we explore how God never wastes the adversity we face. James 1 teaches us that trials, though difficult, have a purpose—they strengthen our faith and produce endurance. By shifting our perspective and embracing perseverance, we can find joy in knowing that God is at work, refining us for something greater. Listen as we discover how trusting God in the midst of trials leads to spiritual maturity and lasting hope.

In the final message of our Ruth series, we see how our ruins can lead us to redemption through our Redeemer. While we may doubt that restoration is possible, Ruth 4 reminds us that Jesus desires us, has paid the price to redeem us, and promises to restore what is broken. True redemption isn’t just about resolving our circumstances—it’s about deepening our relationship with Christ. Listen as we discover how trusting in our Redeemer brings lasting hope beyond the ruins.