In this fascinating portion of Scripture Paul responds to the critics asking, "How can our dead bodies be resurrected?" and "What will they be like?" And from his answer we learn that death is not an obstacle for God, but rather a condition of our eternal life and coming resurrection.

In this highly convincing paragraph, the apostle Paul clarifies the present realities for anyone who believes in a coming resurrection, and showcases how every true Christian will live in the present with the future always in mind.

In this sermon we evaluate the gifts of prophecy, tongues, and knowledge, assessing the more technical matters associated, along with finding clarity on "the perfect" in which every believer should place their hope.

In the most beautiful chapter of the New Testament, Paul points out the fading nature of spiritual gifts, and the eternal treasure of love; reminding us that even if we're the most "gifted" Christian in the room, lest we serve in love, all our effort will be counted as waste.

Over the coming months, our church body plans to undertake the next phase of building projects, aiming to complete a new children's wing, adult classrooms, and sanctuary expansion. In this message, we analyze the heart behind a Christian's sacrificial giving to the Lord's work.