Jesus isn’t just a belief. He is life.

After the resurrection, He didn’t stay distant. He met people right where they were : in their grief, their doubt, their shame.

And He still does today.
In this sermon, as part of our series “Jesus ≠ Religion”, Lori Graham reminds us that Jesus is life and that no matter what you’re facing, there is life in Him.
Enjoy!

Reference : John 14:6

Jesus is not one voice among many—He is the voice. In a world filled with competing influences, the issue isn’t the presence of many voices, but the clarity to choose the right one.

When we place Jesus alongside culture, opinions, or personal feelings, our lives become divided and direction becomes unclear. But when we tune out the noise and give Him the final authority, everything aligns.

The call is not to add Jesus to your life, but to center your life on Him—because when everything else fades, only He remains.

REFERENCE: Matthew 17:1-8

The resurrection of Jesus is not just a belief to consider—it is a truth that demands a personal response.

If Jesus truly rose from the dead, then sin no longer defines you, death is not the end, and you are not alone—He is alive and present. The question is no longer just, “Is there evidence?” but “What will I do with Jesus?”

REFERENCE: 1 Corinthians 15

This sermon explores what happened in the Garden of Gethsemane, a place whose name means “oil press.” Just as olives are pressed to produce oil, Jesus was pressed in the garden, and through His suffering, something powerful was produced for us.

The first pressing produced oil for light, reminding us that Jesus is the Light who enters our darkness.

The second pressing produced oil for healing, pointing to the wounds of Jesus that bring healing to our lives.

The third pressing produced oil for cleansing, representing the forgiveness of our sins through the cross. And finally, the resurrection shows us that because Jesus lives, the way to life is open again. What looked like crushing produced light, healing, cleansing, and life for all who believe.

Matthew 26:36

In the Old Testament, His presence dwelled in the temple. In Ezekiel, it departed—showing that activity can continue without His presence.

It returned in Jesus, who made a new way through the cross. Now, God’s presence lives in His people, and believers are called to carry it wherever they go.

REFERENCE: 1 Corinthians 3:16

When God looks at you… what does He see?
Your past? Your mistakes? Your failures?
Or something completely different?

In this sermon, pastor Selvin Cortez teaches how being a Christian is not trying to be made right—it is being made right in Christ.
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REFERENCE: 2 Corinthians 5:21

How do we reach God?

In this sermon, come discover what it means to approach God freely through Christ as Pastor Selvin Cortez continues our series “Being a Christian Is…”

This message explores the biblical story of access to God and how when Christ came, He restored what was lost. Through His sacrifice, the barrier between humanity and God was removed.
If you want to grow closer to God, this message is for you. Enjoy!

REFERENCE: Ephesians 2:18

Being a Christian isn’t about becoming a better version of yourself.

It’s about receiving a new life in Christ. It’s not about what you did. It’s about what He has done.

In this sermon, Pastor Selvin Cortez reminds us that through Jesus, we can go from death to life. Enjoy the message and be encouraged!

REFERENCE: Ephesians 2:1-8