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From Isaiah 53:10-12 we see three ways that the resurrection of Jesus confirms the miracle of the gospel.

Rather than avoiding, assimilating, or attacking our culture, we are reminded from Acts 17 that we are to engage our culture with the Gospel.

Although Peter and John had no formal training, they spoke with passion and conviction when they were brought before the Jewish leaders in Acts 4.  We learn that gospel boldness is not about swagger or arrogance and overconfidence, rather it is a freedom to speak, combined with a growing understanding of the gospel. The person who has tasted the healing power of God cannot help but speak about what they have seen and heard!

From 2 Corinthians 4, we see that the Jesus Christ has brought resurrection life to all those who believe; life that starts now, is getting heavier, and is not always easy to see.

Death is forever defeated thru the victorious resurrection of Jesus Christ. His victory brings salvation to all who believe. We believe this with our hearts, and confess it by sharing God's saving grace with others.

One of the more underrated stories from the Gospels, the ascension of Jesus is the sign of God's glory, and stands as a confirmation of all that the Savior said, and did. 

From 1 Corinthians 15 we see that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is the lynchpin of the gospel—without it our faith would be in vain. This first 5 minutes of the sermon includes a conversation with Jake Schemm about the role of the Apostles' Creed in the development of his faith.

From Acts 2:22-32 we're reminded that Jesus fully experienced death—body and soul. In his descent to the realm of the dead, Jesus defeated death and reversed the curse sin, so that his descent is where gospel victory began. This sermon is the seventh part of the series on the Apostles' Creed.

From John 20 we learn that that faith can't be generic, but must rest in in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

From John 20 we learn that Jesus has the power to say, "Peace be still," and to rebuke the wind and the storm that comes in the form of your greatest fear.

In John 15:26-16:11, Jesus promises that the Spirit of God will abide with the disciples, bringing hope in the face of persecution.  The Holy Spirit enables us to love the world and oppose the world at the same time.

From John 12, we're reminded that thru death comes life, thru sacrifice comes spiritual gain.    

The resurrection of Lazarus, in John 11 is not just a sign of God's power, it also a statement of his great love and compassion.

From John's gospel we learn that Jesus Christ frees us from the bondage of self, sin and Satan. 

Preaching from John 8, Pastor Chip challenges graduating seniors to follow Christ.

Preaching from John 7, Dr. Ed Welch shows how Jesus Christ brings new life to our barren souls. Like a fresh stream of water, life in Christ renews us and then nourishes the lives of others that we influence with the gospel.