This weekend is the final of three sermons on how the 18th century revival John Wesley led might shape a renewal of our own faith today. In my sermon,I'll take you to London, to Aldersgate Street, where Wesley experienced an assurance of God's love that changed his life. I'll take you to Hannam Mount near Bristol where Wesley preached to thousands of coal miners reaching non-religious and nominally religious people. I'll take you back to London to the Foundery and City Road Chapel (Wesley's Chap

If you've yet to worship today, join us at 5 tonight online. It's an excellent sermon and worship! Each weekend while on sabbatical, I have been recording a short video interview with interesting people. This week, I interviewed by daughters. Here's the 3 1/2 minute interview with Danielle and Rebecca. Danielle serves as the Chief Public Defender at the Northeast Kansas Conflicts Office leading the office and serving as a public defender herself. She has always had a deep concern for justice, ev

This weekend in worship at Resurrection: Life, Light and Love, and is your religion making you more or less loving? Interested in joining Resurrection? Join us Sunday afternoon for Explore Resurrection. | Adam Hamilton

This weekend in worship: The Seemingly Impossible Ethics of Jesus. We'll look at what Jesus said about anger, lust and loving your enemies this weekend as we continue our study of the Sermon on the Mount. Here's the one minute promo. Invite a friend to join us online or on KSHB for worship. cor.org | Adam Hamilton

This weekend's message, Romans, Republicans and Democrats focuses on Paul's words in Romans 14 on living together despite differences of opinion. The message includes a dog and a cat, the Pew Center's data on what's happened to Republicans and Democrats over the last 25 years, Robert Putnam's insight into how the Church helped heal the last deep divide in America, and why I was cheering for the Vikings at the Chiefs preseason game - all illustrating what Paul teaches in Romans. Our memory verse