The very center of Christian faith is the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. As Yale historian Jaroslav Pelikan recognizes, the resurrection is “the turning point of human history.” Christians believe that resurrection reshapes the world, and our lives, here and now- and, that resurrection gives us real hope for the future. During the Easter season, as the Church celebrates and reflects on Jesus’ resurrection, we’ll be exploring several of the images the Scriptures use to depict the cosmic victory of God for us and for the cosmos at the empty tomb of Christ.

Series: Real Hope
Title: The City of God
Rev. Dr. Jared Ayers, Senior Pastor

The very center of Christian faith is the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. As Yale historian Jaroslav Pelikan recognizes, the resurrection is “the turning point of human history.” Christians believe that resurrection reshapes the world, and our lives, here and now- and, that resurrection gives us real hope for the future. During the Easter season, as the Church celebrates and reflects on Jesus’ resurrection, we’ll be exploring several of the images the Scriptures use to depict the cosmic victory of God for us and for the cosmos at the empty tomb of Christ.

Series: Real Hope
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:20-28
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jared Ayers

The very center of Christian faith is the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. As Yale historian Jaroslav Pelikan recognizes, the resurrection is “the turning point of human history.” Christians believe that resurrection reshapes the world, and our lives, here and now- and, that resurrection gives us real hope for the future. During the Easter season, as the Church celebrates and reflects on Jesus’ resurrection, we’ll be exploring several of the images the Scriptures use to depict the cosmic victory of God for us and for the cosmos at the empty tomb of Christ.

We celebrate the resurrection of our risen Lord Jesus!

The singular time that Jesus’ first followers actually requested that he teach them something was when they asked, “Lord, teach us to pray!” Regardless of background, all people desire to connect with God- to pray. And, we don’t know how to pray- we find prayer confusing, difficult, threatening.

The singular time that Jesus’ first followers actually requested that he teach them something was when they asked, “Lord, teach us to pray!” Regardless of background, all people desire to connect with God- to pray. And, we don’t know how to pray- we find prayer confusing, difficult, threatening.

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jared Ayers

The singular time that Jesus’ first followers actually requested that he teach them something was when they asked, “Lord, teach us to pray!” Regardless of background, all people desire to connect with God- to pray. And, we don’t know how to pray- we find prayer confusing, difficult, threatening.

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jared Ayers

The singular time that Jesus’ first followers actually requested that he teach them something was when they asked, “Lord, teach us to pray!” Regardless of background, all people desire to connect with God- to pray. And, we don’t know how to pray- we find prayer confusing, difficult, threatening.

Speaker: Ryan Fink