Thomas' experience after the resurrection is relatable to many people: he struggled to believe. Today we considered what we can learn about dealing with doubt from his story.

Christ is risen! For anyone who has trouble affirming those words, this morning we identified several reasons why believing in the Resurrection is "a plane worth boarding."

After a month reflecting on the cross, this Good Friday we considered it from one final angle: the cross is where we learn that God is always near to us, even if He feels far away.

Throughout the month of March, we've considered the significance of the Cross from different angles: The cross as our revelation of God, the cross as our example of how to live, and the cross as our salvation. This week we considered how the cross "unmasks" the evil patterns of this world; exposing them and challenging us to turn from them.

Jesus said that "he came to give his life as a ransom for many." This raises questions: What do we need to be ransomed from? And how does Jesus giving his life on the cross pay our ransom? This morning we tried to answer these questions by looking at Jesus' ministry and going all the way back to Genesis.

Jesus said that whoever wants to be his disciple must be willing to "pick up their cross." What does that mean? We identified four ways of looking at it.

This morning we began a new Lenten series looking at the Cross. The Apostle Paul said that the cross reveals a "hidden wisdom" that is better than anything any ear has heard, any eye has seen, or any mind has conceived. But why would something as ugly as an innocent man condemned to a terrible death be described this way? This morning we identified several reasons why.

Fritz Maurer from Regeneration Therapy on how to turn from the spirit of fear and walk in the power of the Holy Spirit.

As we begin the season of Lent, we looked at Jesus' 40-day temptation in the desert - the inspiration for Lenten observance. While in the desert, the Devil tempted Jesus in three ways. We considered why it would have been wrong for Jesus to succumb, and how we can resist similar temptations in our own lives.