Red Letter Revolution: I Am the Resurrection and the Life
This Sunday we’ll continue our Red Letter Revolution series with one of the most powerful declarations Jesus ever made: “I am the resurrection and the life.” (John 11:1–44) In a world that feels uncertain and often heavy with loss, these words remind us that Jesus does not merely comfort us in death — He conquers it. He steps into our grief. He speaks into our despair. And He calls us out of our tombs into new life.
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Red Letter Revolution: Who Do You Say That I Am
In a world full of opinions about Jesus—moral teacher, revolutionary, inspiring leader, misunderstood figure—Jesus turns the conversation from public debate to personal decision. He doesn’t ask what culture thinks. He asks what you believe. Your answer to that question shapes everything: What you build your life on; Where you turn in crisis; Who has authority over your decisions; and Where your hope ultimately rests. We’ll explore why Jesus asked this question in Caesarea Philippi, what Peter’s bold confession really means, and why this declaration still stands as the foundation of the Church today.
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Red Letter Revolution: Give Neither Do I Condemn You
Some words don’t just inform us — they free us. It’s one of the most tender and powerful moments in the ministry of Jesus. A woman is dragged into public shame. Accusers are ready. Stones are in their hands. And Jesus speaks words that change everything: “Neither do I condemn you… go, and from now on sin no more.” This message is for anyone who has ever: carried guilt they couldn’t shake, lived under the weight of shame, wondered if grace really applies to them, or needed a fresh reminder that Jesus offers mercy that transforms, not excuses. We’ll talk honestly about the difference between guilt and shame, how Jesus responds to both, and why His grace doesn’t leave us stuck — it sets us free.
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Red Letter Revolution: Give Them Something To Eat
This Sunday we are diving into a powerful "Red Letter" command from Jesus found in Luke 9. When the disciples saw a hungry crowd of 20,000 and wanted to "send them away," Jesus gave them a challenge that seemed impossible: "You give them something to eat". Whether you feel like you have a "feast" to offer or just a few "small, hard biscuits," we’re going to look at how Jesus takes our small faith and multiplies it to do more than we can imagine.