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Messages from the First Methodist Church worship services in Tulsa, OK.

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The Power of the Resurrection

What happens when we die? It's the most important conversation you can have. The good news of Easter isn't just about Jesus rising from the grave—it's about YOUR resurrection too. Here's the beautiful truth: God loves you too much to leave you incomplete. You're not just a soul meant to float away to some ethereal realm. You are body AND soul together—that's how God created you, and that's how He will save you. The power of Christ's resurrection is so mighty that it will raise US from the dead, giving us perfected bodies that will never age, hurt, or decay.

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12 THG 4

Seeing Is Believing

Ever felt like you missed the moment? Thomas did. While the other disciples saw the risen Jesus, Thomas was out... somewhere. When they told him the incredible news, he couldn't accept it. "Unless I see and touch the nail marks, I won't believe." But here's the beautiful truth: Jesus met Thomas right where he was. A week later, Jesus appeared again and invited Thomas to see and touch. Thomas fell to his knees and declared, "My Lord and my God!" He became the first to confess Jesus as God in the flesh.

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5 THG 4

What Does the Resurrection Mean?

What does the resurrection really mean? Not just the story we've heard, but the promise it holds for YOU. The Apostle Paul declares in 1 Corinthians 15 that Jesus was raised bodily on the third day—not as a spirit, but in flesh. This wasn't survival; it was revival. And here's the life-changing truth: His resurrection is forever yoked with yours. You will be given a new body that never grows old, never suffers, never fails. Every diagnosis, every loss, every fear of mortality—swallowed up in victory. "Where, O death, is your sting?" This isn't vague spiritualism or wishful thinking. This is God's concrete promise to everyone united with Christ by faith.

20 phút
29 THG 3

Jesus is Lord

On Palm Sunday, crowds waved palm branches and shouted "Hosanna!" as Jesus entered Jerusalem. But this wasn't just a celebration—it was a declaration. They were answering the most important question any of us will ever face: Who is Jesus? The early church had a simple three-word creed: "Jesus is Lord." Not Caesar. Not our ambitions. Not our fears. Jesus alone. When we confess this truth, we're making an exclusive claim—He is Lord over every area of our lives, every competing voice, every would-be master.

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22 THG 3

How Can Sacred People Live in a Secular World? Through Our Fellowship

What does it mean to be a living sacrifice? Standing in the 1,500-year-old ruins of Clonmacnoise monastery in Ireland, I was reminded that the church isn't a building—it's a people. For a thousand years, this community lived out their faith so powerfully that it transformed an entire nation. Peter tells us we are "a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation" (1 Peter 2:9-10). Once we were no people, but now we are God's people. The early Irish Christians didn't argue people into faith—they lived it out so compellingly that others couldn't help but notice the light of Christ.

33 phút
15 THG 3

How Can a Sacred People Live in a Secular World? Through Our Fruitfulness

The fruit of your life reveals the root of your life. This truth from Colossians 1:9-14 challenges us to examine where our hearts are truly planted. Are we deeply rooted in Christ, or just displaying decorative faith that looks good on Sundays but offers nothing real when people reach for it? Paul reminds us that God has rescued us from darkness and brought us into His kingdom. That's not just spiritual poetry—it's a declaration over your life. The question is: does your life look like someone who has moved kingdoms? Your coworkers are watching. Your family sees the unedited version. Even your online presence reveals what you're rooted in.

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8 THG 3

How Can Sacred People Live in a Secular World? Through Our Family

In a world that increasingly views Christianity with skepticism, Jesus never promised us an easy path. He warned His disciples they would face opposition, but He also promised them power through the Holy Spirit. Not power for comfort, but power for witness. The same Holy Spirit that empowered the early church empowers us today to be bold testimonies of Christ's love in our neighborhoods, workplaces, and communities.

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1 THG 3

How Can Sacred People Live in a Secular World? Through Our Faith

What if the answer to engaging our culture isn't about condemning it, critiquing it, or even copying it? What if we're called to be culture MAKERS? In this week's message, we explored 1 John 5:1-5 and discovered that when we walk in faith, we're already walking in victory. Jesus said, "In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world" (John 16:33). That same overcoming power lives in us.

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Messages from the First Methodist Church worship services in Tulsa, OK.

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