Easter is not just about Jesus' resurrection, it's about ours as well! Drawing from Matthew 28 and 1 Corinthians 15, this message highlights how the cross wasn’t chaos but divine choreography, how the resurrection serves as the receipt for our redemption, and how Jesus’ victory over sin, sorrow, and death means the grave no longer holds power over those who believe. It ends with a powerful call to live as resurrection people—bold, free, purposeful, and filled with confident hope that, because the tomb is empty, full life is possible.

Part 3 - "The Grave Lost Its Grip" on 4.20.25

The cross looked like a loss, but it was a divine rescue mission. The price was paid at Calvary, and the resurrection was the receipt, proving the debt was satisfied. In the finished work of Jesus, humanity’s greatest problems—sin, sorrow, and death—were fully addressed. In Him, we see that God’s love for the sinner runs deeper than His hatred of sin.

Part 2 - "The Death of Death" on 4.13.25

Luke 23 & Romans 5

We find in scripture that not only does God give life, He is life. Yet early in humanity’s story, one man opened the door and sinned walked in. Everywhere sin goes, death grows. Because we have all inherited Adam’s sin nature, we face three universal problems: sin, sorrow, and death.

Part 1 - "Doomed to Death" on 4.6.25

Romans 5

Episode 10: This week, we wrap up the doctrine of man and then discuss the doctrine of sin. We examine the nature of sin, the fall of man, and how this lead to our corruption, along with our continued rebellion.

4.2.25

This is a midweek Bible study based on the book, 30 Days to Understanding the Bible by Max Anders. It is an overview of the whole of scripture and key doctrines.

Visual aids are frequently used and can be accessed here if you would like to follow along:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Study Slides

Even though we sin, there is hope. What is sin and how do we find forgiveness? What do Christians have to look forward to?

3.30.25

Episode 9: This week, we tacked the doctrine of man. We look at man's origin, nature, distinctiveness, and destiny. We also discuss worldview and the "big" questions every worldview must answer.

3.26.25

This is a midweek Bible study based on the book, 30 Days to Understanding the Bible by Max Anders. It is an overview of the whole of scripture and key doctrines.

Visual aids are frequently used and can be accessed here if you would like to follow along:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Study Slides

Is the Holy Spirit a person, or a force? What does the Holy Spirit do? What is the church? Why does the Apostles Creed say "we believe in the Holy Catholic Church?"

3.23.25

Scripture teaches that Jesus will return and then there will be a reckoning. What will judgment look like? Will believers have to recount every wrong they have ever done?

3.16.25

Episode 8: The Doctrine of the angels. This week, we continue to discuss angels, demons, satan and how as Christians, we are engaged in a spiritual war and should be on guard.

This is a midweek Bible study based on the book, 30 Days to Understanding the Bible by Max Anders. It is an overview of the whole of scripture and key doctrines.

Visual aids are frequently used and can be accessed here if you would like to follow along:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Study Slides

Christianity rises and falls with the resurrection. If Jesus died and stayed dead, all hope is lost. If Jesus does not live Christians are misguided fools. If Jesus does not live, or if there is no God, there is a terrible price to pay. How can we know down from up? Where does one find meaning, value, moraliy, or hope. Good news. Jesus is alive. The third day he arose again from the dead. He ascended into heaven and sits at the right hand of God the Father Almighty.