Jesus is the resurrection and the life. He wants you to have the very same power that raised him from the dead. Will you receive it?
What Jesus offers us is more than something to be thankful for, it’s more than a celebration. He wants us to experience a newness that can only come from His sacrifice, death, and resurrection. In these final chapters of John, you will find Jesus is moving toward you and offering His life-transforming power. It’s time to let Him have all that is old, aggravating, dry, and difficult in your life and exchange it for His living newness.
Authentic Newness (Easter)
John 19:38-42, John 20:1-9
The word “new” has really been on my heart this Passion Week. Resurrection is about new.
As dark as it was in the Old Testament, as dark as it was in on Good Friday, that is how bright and new everything is today – because of the empty tomb, because of the Living Savior, Jesus Christ.
That heavy burden you’ve been dragging around? God the Son wants to move toward that painful place in your life where you can feel the most despair and destitute – and bring that exact place to life with His living newness.
Invite Jesus to meet you there now, then watch this teaching and celebrate His triumph!
New Power for the Discouraged
John 20:11-18
I’ll be honest – I’m pretty familiar with discouragement. But thank the Lord for His strength, hope, and encouragement. I want to pass that along to you, especially if you’re feeling weighed down right now.
Take heart and get ready. God’s Word is going to feed us again.
New Power for the Fearful
John 20:19-23
All the books in all the world could not contain the things Jesus said and did.
If fear is gripping your heart today – over what’s ahead for you, what’s going on in the world – you’re going to love this message.
Because the risen Savior changes everything…
New Power Over Doubts
John 20:24-29
New Power for the Destitute | John 21:1-14
New Power for the Divided
John 21:15-19
Indecision can be deadly. As the Prophet Elijah challenged, “How long will you waver between two opinions” (I Kings 18:21)? In the New Testament, James wrote that “a double-minded man [is] unstable in all his ways” (1:8).
If you think the Lord is standing over your struggle with judgment or condemnation, you don’t truly know the God we serve.
Jesus Christ brings new power to divided hearts that yield to Him. Let’s find the key to move ourselves from indecision to total surrender…