Tomorrow Begins Today: Living as Witness of the Resurrection

Luke 24:44-49

Before heading out to demonstrate the love of Christ on Blessing Sunday, we first sit under His Word to equip us. He sends us out as witnesses to the resurrection, but what evidence would we point to if we were asked for "proof"?

Living as Witness of the Resurrection
Paul Voltmer
Congregational Worship Music
Worship Arts Team

Tomorrow Begins Today: Living with the Resurrected Jesus

Luke 24: 36-43

The resurrected Jesus appears to his disciples and they can't quite wrap their heads around this new reality! So He invites them to touch and see. This week we'll explore the sense, significance and substance of what it means to live life with the resurrected Jesus. He really does change everything!

Living With the Resurrected Jesus
Paul Voltmer
Congregational Worship Music
Worship Arts Team

Tomorrow Begins Today: Living the Book and the Table

Luke 24:13-35

We linger another week on the road to Emmaus. The resurrected Jesus shows himself to be the focus of the story of our lives, recognized as we live out the symbols of the story in our lives. Because of the resurrected Jesus, we are to live the Book and live the Table.

Living the Book and the Table
Paul Voltmer
Congregational Worship Music
Worship Arts Team

Generosity: The Heartbeat of Jesus - The Generous God

Luke 24:1-12

Why do you seek the living among the dead? He is not here; He is risen!0 The generous God gives a generous gift: the gift of the resurrection. And nothing is the same. Because of the resurrection, we have a new past, a new future and a new present. And all God's people say....

The Generous God
Paul Voltmer
Congregational Worship Music
Worship Arts Team

Wisdom for Living - Wisdom and the World

Ecclesiastes 8:1-16

We often struggle in making sense of today’s world. We try and gain understanding (wisdom) through our experiences, but there are many things we don’t understand. In the end, it’s God who provides the wisdom we need, because without it we won’t be able to make sense of today’s world, despite our best (human) efforts.

Wisdom and the World
Shawn Skahan