Jesus’s story doesn’t end at the resurrection—it continues through us. Empowered by the Spirit, we are sent to join His mission of renewal in the world.

Jesus reigns—not one day, but today. In His Kingdom, the broken are restored, the proud are humbled, and the world begins to be made new.

Jesus saves by surrendering—and calls us to do the same. In this message, we discover how the way of the cross leads to joy, freedom, and true life.

When Jesus speaks, creation responds, light pierces darkness, and grace draws near. In Seeing Jesus Clearly: Jesus Speaks, we encounter the Word made flesh who still speaks life today.

Jesus is the Light of the World who opens blind eyes and exposes every heart. In John 9 we see that some rejoice in His light while others resist it. The question for us is clear: when Christ shines on your life, will you close your eyes—or say, “Lord, I believe”?

In exile, Daniel shows us the way of a creative minority: people who carry God’s burden, confess with honesty, and hold on to resurrection hope. Jesus carried our burden, became our confession on the cross, and rose as our living hope — calling us to live faithfully, even in Babylon.

Daniel 7 reveals the rise and fall of empires, exposing them as beastly and temporary. At the center stands the Son of Man, who reigns with everlasting authority. This sermon calls us to live with alternative allegiance to Jesus, resisting the idols of our age and bearing faithful witness to His kingdom.

Daniel 3 and Jeremiah 29 reveal the paradox of exile: we refuse Babylon’s idols and seek Babylon’s good. This sermon invites us to live as a creative minority — resisting compromise while renewing our city with Christ’s hope.

Daniel’s story in exile shows us how to resist cultural assimilation and stand firm in allegiance to God. We are called to live as a creative minority, distinct yet present, faithful in a world of compromise.