Many of us understand that Jesus had to die for our sins so we can be forgiven and enjoy eternal life. But why couldn't He have stayed in the grave? In this Easter Sunday message, Cisco Cotto shows us that the resurrection was necessary in order for us to trust the Bible and have hope for our lives.

Whether you're a Christian or not, at some point you've asked the question, "Why did Jesus have to die?" In this Good Friday message, Cisco Cotto answers the question in a way that allows us to have a greater respect for the Bible and our Savior.

Normally we think of Palm Sunday as a day when cute kids act out Jesus' triumphal entry. But this story appears in all four gospels. It's important. The question is: why?

In this final message on the Sermon on the Mount, Cisco Cotto relays the three tests Jesus left for His followers to see if they're following Him at all and whether they're following Him faithfully.

One of the overall messages of the Sermon on the Mount is Jesus wants our hearts. In this message, Cisco Cotto shows us how having a heart focused on Jesus allows him to transform us so we can act lovingly toward those around us.

God gives us money. He gives some of us a lot of it. Is wealth bad? In this message from the Sermon on the Mount, Cisco Cotto shows us that money and the stuff it can buy aren't bad, but sometimes our focus on them can be.

In the middle of the Sermon in the Mount Jesus teaches us what is important when we approach God in prayer. Through his model prayer he shows us that we should approach God understanding who He is, have a total submission to His will and rely on Him for all our needs.

After Jesus told His first disciples to follow Him, He gave clear instructions for worship. Is it nothing more than raising your hands in singing, prayer, or fasting? As long as you're doing those things are you pleasing God? Or is there something more that God wants in order for your worship to be pleasing to Him?

The religious leaders of Jesus' day lived God's commands just about as well as anyone could. But Jesus says our way of life has to be different, even better, than theirs if we're going to see heaven. What Jesus means will radically change the way we live life everyday.

When Jesus calls us to be His followers, He says we're salt and light in the world. We have influence and it can be for good or bad. How do we avoid being corrupt or hiding the gospel message?