The sermon is based on the story of John Claypool, who confesses a murder he committed 20 years – and finds true freedom in Christ despite his incarceration.

People respond to Jesus' arrival with joy, betrayal, or the offering of their lives.

As the passage in 1 Corinthians says, Christ's death-and our faith-is meaningless if he has not been raised from the dead

The resurrection gives us victory over sin, over death, and even over time itself by giving us eternal life.

Despite the stresses confronting fathers, they can bless their children.

Jesus calls us to lay aside our differences and our distractions, and to take up the cross.

Our image of Christ is too small; the Christ we serve today is fall-flat-on-your-face glorious.

There is only one way to heaven, and that is through Jesus Christ.

God's demands of exclusivity are for our own good.

What your body yearns for is symptomatic of the yearning of the soul.