Discover the importance of being empowered by grace and our righteous standing with God. Grace should empower every believer to live victorious, no matter what trial may come!

Living in the Kingdom requires grace. Grace is the unearned, unmerited favor of God. By grace, we are also redeemed. Grace is also God’s empowerment. As believers, our position (our standing) should be one of power and authority.

Jesus is the King of the Kingdom.
What is the kingdom?
It includes the rule and reign of God in your heart.
How is this possible?
He empowers us with His grace.

When Jesus stepped into history, He introduced something radically different. He revealed a new way of life in a time when people were weighed down by religious legalism and strict traditions. This way of life wasn’t built on rules or earthly systems, but on the transforming power of God’s Kingdom.

Many people have accepted Christ yet still live as if the stone is still over the tomb. They are saved but are still thinking defeated thoughts, carrying old wounds, and walking in old habits. The Scriptures describe a life that all believers have been given, but too few are actually living it.

Over the last several weeks, we looked at the final seven words of Christ. Listen, as we finalize our series by examining the “surprise” resurrection of our Lord.

As Jesus hung on the cross, He wasn’t silent. He still had things He needed to say, and those final words are significant. Over the last several weeks, we looked at the first five of the Last Words of Christ. Don’t miss as we explore the 6th and 7th of the final words of Christ.

Jesus spoke from the cross: “I thirst.” At first glance, these words may seem like a small and insignificant moment. However, these two brief words from Christ turn out to be hugely significant. This Sunday, we explore the meaning behind them as we continue our sermon series, Last Words of Christ.

“My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” What profound words Jesus uttered as He hung on the cross. Over the last few weeks, we looked at the first three of the Last Words of Christ. This Sunday, we explore the meaning behind this fourth set of the last words that He spoke from the cross.

As Jesus hung on the cross, He was not silent. He still had things He needed to say. Let's discover the third magnificent word which was aimed at His mother and John the disciple—and why those final words are significant!