When we think about Jesus Christ and His impact on our lives, many of us immediately point to His death on the cross as His greatest accomplishment. But what if we've been looking at this the wrong way? What if the most significant thing Jesus ever did wasn't something that happened in the past, but something that continues to happen today? Watch the Sermon on Demand - Click Here Is Jesus' Death or Life More Important? Consider this challenging question: What is more importan

Life is filled with grand celebrations and milestone events. We eagerly anticipate birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays like Palm Sunday and Easter. But what happens in the spaces between these big moments? What can we learn from Jesus about the significance of everyday faithfulness? The Danger of Living Only for Big Events Imagine if someone decided to only show love during major celebrations - buying expensive gifts for anniversaries but never saying "I love you" on ordin

When Jesus commanded us to "love your enemies," He wasn't asking us to do something easy or natural. This might be one of the most challenging teachings in all of Scripture, yet it reveals something profound about God's character and His expectations for our lives. What Does It Really Mean to Love Your Enemies? The love Jesus speaks of isn't the warm, fuzzy feeling we have for family and friends. The Greek word used here is "agape" - sacrificial love. This means we're called

In our daily interactions, we often encounter different ways people express themselves and handle difficult situations. Just as people have varying cultural backgrounds and personalities that shape how they greet each other or respond to competition, we also see different reactions to grief and loss in our faith journey. Watch this Sermon by Rev. Mario Bolivar - Click Here How Do People React Differently to Grief? The story of Lazarus reveals how even siblings can experience