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Why is Christ’s resurrection the most important and impactful piece of news in the world today?

What did Jesus’s death mean for some of his disciples – a wealthy ruler and a group of women – and what does it mean for us?

What does it look like for a follower of Christ to answer the Bible’s call to humility?

Why does the cross teach us more about the meaning of Christmas than the manger?

Why was Jesus abandoned, and why does his abandonment mean that followers of Christ never ultimately will be?

What is so meaningful about the Last Supper?

What should followers of Christ know about the coming judgment, and how should it shape our lives today?

What do the events just prior to Jesus’s arrest teach us about faithful service vs. betrayal?

What vital instruction does Jesus offer to his followers for when their world is coming apart?

What can we learn from Jesus’s dire warning to religious people?

Is our God big enough?

What is the importance and meaning of the resurrection?

What does Jesus teach about the appropriate view of human and governmental authorities, and how can it help us stay focused in this tumultuous season?

Sermon this week brought by guest Mike Shields, EFCA Central District Superintendent. What point is Solomon making with his seemingly hopeless musings in Ecclesiastes 4?

How were the Jewish leaders of Jesus’s day playing games with God, and how do we sometimes do the same thing?

How are judgment and effective prayer connected, and what does Jesus’s cursing a fig tree teach us about these things?

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What is the significance of how and where the book of Exodus ends, for the people of Israel historically, and for us today?

What is the difference between a partial experience of God’s glory and the full experience of it? How can we know God’s glory in ways that Moses could not?

How do God and the Word of God uphold us in the face of trouble?