The King who humbled himself to die now rises in victory. Jesus' resurrection is not just a moment of triumph - it is the declaration that he is the rightful ruler over all. Death is defeated, the grave is powerless, and his kingdom is forever. As the risen King, he commissions his disciples to proclaim his victory to the ends of the earth. Will we bow before him and go forth in his name?
The cross was the ultimate price for our redemption. Jesus, the suffering servant, endured the weight of sin and the wrath of God in our place. His cry of forsakenness, the tearing of the temple curtain, and the testimony of the centurion all point to this truth: his death was no accident but the fulfillment of God's plan to bring salvation. As we stand at the foot of the cross, we must ask - what does this costly sacrifice mean for us? This Good Friday, join us as we reflect on the costly cross and the love ...
Last Sunday, we began a special three-sermon series for the Easter season. Reflecting first on Matthew 21:1-11, we saw Jesus as the humble King who comes to bring peace. Jesus is the long-awaited, promised king whose arrival is not random. The coming of Jesus is a deliberate plan of God. On Palm Sunday, we ...
We concluded our sermon series through Romans 5-8 looking through Romans 8:31-39. Here we see the climax of the series, and perhaps even the whole letter. Paul reflects on all he has said and explained throughout these chapters through a series of rhetorical questions. Paul reminds us of what God has done ...
As we near the end of our Romans series, we were brought through Romans 8:18-30 to see how our present sufferings are not worth comparing to the future glory God has prepared for His people. As God’s children, suffering is presented as an unavoidable path, but its destination leading to unavoidable glory. And ...
On Sunday, we continued in our sermon series on Romans 8:1-17 to consider how Christians ought to live in the freedom received from Christ Jesus. Paul reminds us that there is no condemnation for those who believe in Christ. Having once been held captive by sin, we have been set free through Jesus who bore our ...
Last Sunday, we looked at Romans 7 to explore the role of the law in the Christian life. Paul reminds followers of Jesus that they are united in His death and resurrection. In Christ, we have died to the law which once held us captive. Through Jesus' sacrifice, we have been released from the law and are now ...
In our ongoing series through Romans 6:15-23, we see how Paul challenges the idea that true freedom allows us to live without restraint or consequences. Paul wants us to see that the Gospel of Jesus does not make us sin more, neither is it a free ticket to continue in sin; but the Gospel instead brings us freedom to ...
In the third sermon of our Romans series, we looked through Romans 6:1-14 to see how believers in Christ Jesus have been set free from the control of sinful nature to live for righteousness. In this passage, Paul refutes erroneous thinking that encourages living in sin as a way to magnify God’s grace. Paul provides two...
This past Sunday, we had the privilege to listen to God’s word preached by one of our deacons, Leandro Ambrosio. As we continued in our sermon series, we were brought through Romans 5:12-21 to explore two relationships that define the destiny of humanity. Paul contrasts mankind’s connection to two key persons.
