The Third Day He Rose Again from the Dead | Brian Sorgenfrei

Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 15:1-26

The Scriptures claim that the bodily resurrection of Jesus is the lynchpin of all history and the Christian faith. The Apostle Paul says that without the resurrection, “our faith is in vain” and “we are of all people most to be pitied.” But if the resurrection happened, then forgiveness is a reality, life is stronger than death, and the trajectory of everything is changed.

Sermon Points:

  • Reality of the Resurrection
  • Meaning of the Resurrection
  • Application of the Resurrection

Suffered Under Pilate, Crucified, Dead, Buried, Descended | Les Newsom

Scripture Reference: Luke 23:1-4, 32-49

No other event in Jesus’ life gets more attention than the rather ignominious death on the Cross, what anyone would have thought the lowest moment of his life. But the reasons why they seized up on it are at the heart of what is most unique about the Apostles Creed’s witness to the watching world.

Sermon Points:

  • The Reality of his Death
  • The Significance of his Death
  • The Application of his Death

Stirring Stories: 8.6.23 | Clay Dabbs

Jesus told stories. Lots of them. Most of them sounded ordinary. But they were always intended for his hearers—and us—to sit up and pay attention. Join us for this six-week series, July 2nd – August 6th, as we take a look at some of Jesus’ most provocative parables.

Meets in the sanctuary. Led by Clay Dabbs.

Conceived by the Holy Spirit, Born of the Virgin Mary | Les Newsom

Scripture Reference: Philippians 2:1-11
Why does the class theological formulation that Jesus was “fully God, fully man” matter? We tend to do ok with Jesus divinity, but his humanity feels irreverent and perhaps even disrespectful. But properly understand, Jesus’ humanity connects our salvation with the reality of the world around us!

Sermon Points:

  • The Theology
  • The Implication
  • The Application

Stirring Stories: 7.30.23 | Clay Dabbs

Jesus told stories. Lots of them. Most of them sounded ordinary. But they were always intended for his hearers—and us—to sit up and pay attention. Join us for this six-week series, July 2nd – August 6th, as we take a look at some of Jesus’ most provocative parables.

Meets in the sanctuary. Led by Clay Dabbs.