Jesus called the Last Supper a Passover meal. But why was there no lamb at the meal? How does Holy Communion stem from Passover? What does this mean for us when we partake in the Bread and the Cup?

What does Holy Communion do for the Christian? Why did Jesus command us to eat bread and drink the cup? This four-part series will explore the biblical meaning and source of the Last Supper. Our concern is not what the Bread and Cup are, but why they are important to Christians.

Why don't we believe in church? Could it be our earthly desires have made heavenly desires boring? It's time we doubted our doubts about the power of participating in Christ's body--both the congregation and Communion.

When Jesus came out of the tomb on Easter morning, He had already been raised from the dead. So what happened before He came out of the tomb? What did the resurrection look like? What did it actually accomplish? This is the story of Easter underground.

Jesus calls Lazarus from the dead. But He also commands us to unbind him. Have we responded to the same call?

Christ enters the arena to show us how to participate in His victory over the devil.

When God wants us to grow, He sends us into the wilderness.

We were saved to participate in God's life. Matthew 3 invites us to do this when Jesus appears in the story.

What can we learn from the story of the Flood in this time of historic snowfall for our community?

Happy Transfiguration Sunday! Scripture reading should lead us to Jesus. In this message, we look at how Matthew read Scripture and practical, life-changing ways we can do the same.