Messages on Easter
Part 3: The Stone is Rolled Away
To those of the ancient world, the stone over a grave reminded everyone of the finality of death. Like the weight of that stone, the burden of death casts a long shadow over the living. Mark 16:1-6
Part 2: When Darkness Descends
Sometimes, the consequences of our actions become clearer after the fact. For one Roman soldier, the death of Jesus confirmed something he felt all along. Luke 23:44-49
Part 1: King of Kings – Celebration Sunday
Palm Sunday and Celebration Service. We celebrate a number of people who are being baptized this Palm Sunday. Our Celebration Sunday’s are some of the most inspiring services.
Part 4: Safely Home
Jesus’ resurrection is a once for all message of hope, salvation, and eternal life for those who embrace its truth. 1 Peter 3:18
Part 3: He is Able (Good Friday Service)
Jesus, the ultimate high priest, offered himself up as the once for all sacrifice. Hebrews 7:22-27 *note no Life Group notes for this service
Part 2: The Anointed King
Jesus’ kingship, though promised through the line of David, was unlike the human version, but a kngship over an everlasting kingdom. Hebrews 1:3-9
Part 1: Written in Eternity
Before Jesus appeared as a baby in a manger, Daniel captured for us the eternal nature of the long-awaited Messiah. Daniel 7:13-14
Part 3: Joy and Wonder
The Resurrection of Jesus has profound implications for everyone, as revealed to faithful travelers on the road to Emmaus. Luke 24:41-49
Part 2: Confronted
For one criminal being crucified alongside Jesus, comes an unbelievable promise at the worst moment of his life. Luke 23:39-43
Where Do I Stand? – Part 4: Open Eyes and Open Heart
The Resurrection changes everything. Mark 15:40-41;16:9-16
Where Do I Stand? – Part 3: Victim
The cross literally stands as a signpost. If you view it from one perspective, Jesus becomes nothing more than a victim, from another, he becomes so much more. Luke 23:44-49
Where Do I Stand? Part 2: What’s In It for Me?
For some, they know just enough to want Jesus on their side. It’s a relationship more about the advantage of having Jesus as an ally as opposed to having him as our Lord. Mark 11:1-11; 15:6-15
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