Reach Church

Whether life is going exceedingly well or seems to be completely falling apart, we have a God who has something better for us in Jesus.

Whether life is going exceedingly well or seems to be completely falling apart, we have a God who has something better for us in Jesus.

What does a life of generosity really look like? What should the people of the church do to become generous in every day life?

Jesus tells his followers to love as He has loved them. Because of God’s incredible kindness, we’re compelled and equipped to be generous people.

Most people have encountered the succinct gospel summary, “Jesus Saves.” We believe there is another: “God gives.”

God has blessed us with His very best in Jesus. Christmas is the perfect time to remember that we needed a Savior - and He showed up.

Our Great Mission concludes with an in-depth look at God's desire for his people to love the city and serve the poor in the scriptures. How has he equipped you to serve?

There is no higher calling than the one God gives to his people; to show others what He is like — in all of creation, and in all of culture.

God has invited us into what He's doing in the world. One question: are you willing?

Sometimes it takes a sermon with just one point to make something sink in. The same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead lives in us.

Hope is a universal need — we all long for it. The risen Jesus declares that hope is in him, and that hope is available. * A note from Pastor Brian: In this sermon I refer to an article claiming that a first-century historical account of Jesus performing a miracle had been found. Shamefully, I did not check my sources well, and the article was revealed as an intentional deception by its author. Forgive me for not being more careful, and know I’m committed to not making such a mistake again. I pray you are no less inspired by the hope of the resurrection as you listen. He is alive!

If the tomb is empty, His promises are not. We have a living savior -- time to rejoice.

On the cross Jesus proves that he is willing to go to any lengths to make us sons and daughters of the King — so we can be loved like family, and live like family.

The death of Jesus accomplished more than most of us realize. On the cross Jesus takes our place, cleanses us of our sin, gives us his righteousness, declares us righteous, and eliminates the separation between us and God.

We can't get enough of these stories! Jeremy Vallerand and K.K. Devaraj share how Reach's generosity is making real impact in India.

Jesus is mocked, crucified and killed, accomplishing His work at the cross once and for all.

Like the ruler who handed Jesus over to be crucified, we have a choice to make: recognize who Jesus is, or wash our hands of Him.

Jesus stands before the council for an unjust trial. When we would have stayed silent, Jesus speaks up.

As Jesus is arrested, both His great power and great compassion are on display.

In the garden, Jesus gets a glimpse of the horror waiting for Him in the hours ahead. Terrified as He is, He shows us He is as committed to His mission as ever.