Sermon Text: 1 Corinthians 15:3; Isaiah 53:5

It’s Good Friday, but do you feel good about it? Or on Good Friday, do you feel bad for what  

Jesus sufered and why that was necessary? Jesus sufered and died for you – for your  

salvation, but He died and rose again for your everlasting good.

Sermon Text: John 12:16

We are told that the disciples did not understand what was going on during the first Palm Sunday. The crowds were excited about Jesus but were confused,too. What about you? Do you understand Palm Sunday?

Sermon Text: John 11:17-27, 38-53

John 11 brings us to one of the greatest miracles of Jesus: raising Lazarus from the dead. In this account, Jesus also teaches us two powerful truths. He shows what it means that He is the Resurrection and the Life, and He moves us to discover that believing this resurrection truth greatly impacts our life.

Sermon Text: John 9:1-7, 13-17, 34-39

Jesus performs a miraculous sign, giving sight to a man born blind. What a tremendous gift! But the religious leaders, who were spiritually blind, refuse to see with the eyes of faith that the Man before them is the Christ. We thank God for spiritual sight and the opportunities we have to lead others to spiritual sight.

Sermon Text: John 4:10

Our sin has left us parched and thirsty. No mere water can quench our thirst for God. Oh, how we try the alternatives. But, the polluted puddles of this world’s religions and spiritualities can’t quench the deep thirst we have for righteousness, for wholeness, for peace. Only God can provide that Living Water which flows freely like a stream. Only God in the flesh opens up that stream to us so that we may drink and live.

Sermon Text: Genesis 12:1-3

God holds your entire world in His hands through three special gifts: Land, Legacy, and Life! Learn how these gifts, promised more than four thousand years ago to Abraham continue to share our past, present, and future.

Sermon Text: Matthew 4:1-11

The bad news is that we will be tempted by Satan throughout our earthly lives. The good news is that Jesus also was tempted by the devil in all the ways that we are, yet He never once sinned. He defeated Satan for us and now helps us overcome temptations of the devil.

Sermon Text: 2 Corinthians 5:20b-6:10

Lent isn’t about improving ourselves but about seeing what Christ has done for us. The One who knew no sin became sin in our place, bearing our guilt on the cross. In Him, we are made righteous, forgiven, and free to live as God’s beloved.

Sermon Text: Matthew 17:1-9

There are times in our lives where we have “mountain top experiences.” The problem is that they do not last; they are forgotten. There is one “mountain top experience” that changed everything.

Sermon Text: Matthew 5:13-20

In His “Sermon on the Mount,” Jesus pulls us deeper into an understanding of our relationship with Him. Just a little bit of salt brings some great flavor. In complete darkness, even a small light will change everything. Yet in all this, Jesus still has a surprise for us!