Not all events in history carry the same impact or significance. There is, however, one event that stands above them all. Though it occurred at a specific time and place, it determines the destiny of every person who has ever lived.
Big Idea: Rejoice amid trials because they’re short-lived, God-ordained, and fruit-bearing.
Series:
Big Idea: Praise the Father because He has saved and secured you forever!
Big Idea: Recognize your status as deeply loved by God and deeply loathed by the world.
Big Idea: Life Groups provide a place for deeper fellowship—sharing, caring, and welcoming of one another.
Big Idea: Train by feeding on the gospel, aiming for godliness, and fueled by hope.
Big Idea: We pray because our gracious Father offers his help and performs gospel works in response to the prayers of his needy children.
Big Idea: Preaching is a meeting with God to hear Him speak, leading to conversion and change.
Big Idea: Singing is an act of worship that responds to the Gospel and an act of faith that receives the Gospel.
Big Idea: Giving is a form of true worship of God that imitates his heart and extends his mission.
Big Idea: Being a member of a local church shows that I belong to Christ and His body.
Big Idea: Since Jesus is crowned as the resurrected Lord, He is worthy of worship from all peoples, so we must tell them about Him!
Big Idea: Our salvation is entirely from the Lord so that our boasting may be entirely in the Lord.
Big Idea: You must love your fellow Christians because of your new relationship with God.
Big Idea: The Resurrection of Jesus is not a hoax but a historical matter with hope-filled meaning to those who believe.
Big Idea: Jesus was buried to assure us of our complete salvation through His death and His resurrection.
Big Idea: Jesus’ undeserving death creates for us undeserving grace.
Big Idea: The cross of Christ reveals our sinful blindness and our need for a Savior, regardless of who we are and what we do!
Four glorious truths that we must know in order to persevere through tribulations.
Big Idea: The first-century Israel chose the wrong “son” so that sinners in every century would delight in a right Savior.