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Read Scripture ​Read all or parts of Matthew 4:1-11 ; Mark 1:12-13 ; Luke 4:1-14   from your Bible or watch the Bible story video. Preschool Bible Story Video Elementary Bible Story Video Talk About Scripture Have you ever been drawn by the smell of freshly baked chocolate chip cookies? In 2003, the Immaculate Baking Company of North Carolina created a giant outdoor oven and baked the world’s biggest cookie. The chocolate-chip monstrosity stretched 102 feet wide and weighed m

Read Scripture ​Read all or parts of Matthew 3:13-17 ; Mark 1:9-11 ; Luke 3:21-22 ; John 1:29-34   from your Bible or watch the Bible story video. Preschool Bible Story Video Elementary Bible Story Video Talk About Scripture Jesus lived a sinless life, died on the cross, and rose from the dead. The Bible tells us that anyone who believes these truths about Jesus and confesses that He is Lord will be saved. The Bible also says that those who believe should demonstrate their fa

By Pastor Chad In the very first Christian sermon ever preached, Peter makes the death and resurrection of Jesus the main focus of the message ( Acts 2:22-32 ).  We cannot overstate the impact of the resurrection. It is the culmination of all human history. And it is the greatest miracle to ever take place since creation came into existence. The resurrection changes everything about why we exist and how we live. If you believe in the resurrection – I mean truly believe – then

By Chad Meeks Pastor Read Luke 24 . For those who have eyes to see, we can see God in a Texas sunset, a snow capped mountain, a white sandy beach, and a newborn baby. It is not that these phenomena are God, but we can see God through them. God reveals Himself in many different ways throughout the cosmos. But, has God given us a means by which we can see the sacrifice of our Lord? By that, I do not mean actually see it. I mean, is there an act we can participate in that allows

By Sarah Davis Kids' Minister Read Matthew 27:57-66 . A major pet peeve of mine is spoilers. Whether it be a book I’m reading or a show I’m watching, I don’t want to know what’s coming. I want to live in the moment and feel the emotions the characters have. I want to be so surprised that I gasp, or so caught off guard that I laugh.  Growing up in church, we can become so familiar with the Easter story that we jump from Friday to Sunday, quickly glossing over Saturday without