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The Rest of the Story: Resurrection to Ascension
John 21:1-25 – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Jesus conquered death and paid for the sins of all mankind.  But, His work on earth was not done.  Today, we look at the final chapter of the Gospel of John and Jesus’ last moments with his disciples prior to his ascension.

Disbelief, Reluctant Belief, then Undeniable Belief
Luke 24:1-49 – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Is the resurrection of Jesus something you don’t believe? Or, maybe you reluctantly think it is plausible, but you are not sure. My friend, you are no different than Jesus’ Apostles, but later their belief became undeniable. Perhaps that is the real reason you are here this morning.

Healed, Comforted and Saved
John 18-19 – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

In the span of only a few hours, Christ would experience the emotional pain of isolation and betrayal, the mental suffering of hours enduring senseless questioning, and the agony of physical pain through torture and crucifixion. During it all, lives are changed by the love and mercy of Christ.

Demonstrating Allegiance
Daniel 2 & 3 – Pastor Emeritus Greg Wallace
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

It is increasingly tougher for Christians to live with integrity in this world given the temptations and pressures we face today. Daniel chapters 2 and 3 give us the blueprint. We must stand for God regardless of the potential cost.

The Chaos of Conclusion, Pt 2
Luke 22:1-30 – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Pastor Paul continues his sermon from last week on the Last Supper. It is not the person who struggles with sin that should be worried; it is the person who does not. Is your sin accompanied by guilt, fear, shame, regret and repentance? Do you long for the peace of God, or are you following the path of Judas and the world?

The Chaos of Conclusion, Pt 1
Luke 22:1-30 – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

As the end of Jesus’ time upon the earth comes to a conclusion, there is much confusion. It is evident the disciples are processing all that is going on. Often, we present The Last Supper as the calm before the storm, but it was chaotic in many respects.