Easter Messages

The seven sayings from the cross reveal the glory of Christ's saving work, His compassion, His true humanity, and His complete obedience unto death. The message celebrates the unique, sufficient death of the Savior who came to save sinners.

Acts 2 helps proclaim the complete Easter story: the cross is complete, the tomb is empty, and Christ reigns at the Father's right hand. The sermon calls the church to worship and serve the risen Lord.

Tracing the connection between the new birth and Christ's bodily resurrection, the sermon presses hearers to examine whether the resurrection is merely a cultural Easter tradition to them or their actual, living hope for a new heart and

New Birth

Examining Jesus's prophesied entry into Jerusalem on a donkey, the sermon contrasts the crowd's misplaced hope in a militaristic messiah with the humble, suffering Messiah who actually came, and calls hearers to worship like Mary rather

Preaching 1 Corinthians 15 for Easter, the message warns against a decisionist, cheap view of conversion and grounds the believer's comfort in Christ's ongoing work to save sinners and in the certainty of bodily resurrection for all who are

Preached on Easter from 1 Corinthians 15 and Romans 1, this message sets the resurrection alongside the incarnation and the crucifixion as the essential truths of Christ's person and work, and presses hearers to see the empty tomb as either

Preached on Easter Sunday, the message traces Paul's complete gospel in 1 Corinthians 15 and warns against any altered gospel that abandons Christ's death, burial, and resurrection.

The sermon discusses the reality of Jesus' resurrection, emphasizing its importance for believers and the responsibility to raise children for the Lord.