He is Risen!! Today, Derek Olsen answers the question, “Did Jesus Really Rise From the Dead?” as part of the “Asking for a Friend” series. Pastor Derek looks at Biblical and historical evidences that confirm the resurrection and makes application to our lives as a result of those truths.
Pastor Derek Olsen continues the “Asking for a Friend” series by teaching on the Trinity. God is three in one, and we can trust Him as God the Father, Jesus His Son, and the Holy Spirit.
This week, Derek Olsen answers the question, “Do all religions lead to God”? Ultimately, Jesus is the way, the truth and the life, and Olsen teaches that life without Christ is exhausting and empty.
1. In Jesus, what is empty is filled.
2. In Jesus, what is dead is raised.
3. In Jesus, what is owed is forgiven.
Guest speaker Sam Reighard teaches from Psalm 139:23-24 to answer this week’s “Asking for a Friend?” question. When we feel alone, we can go to God as our source of strength, truth, and encouragement.
Lead Pastor Derek Olsen teaches this week on the truths about where people go when they die. Both Heaven and Hell are real and our faith in Christ and response to His offer of salvation are a key part of this weekend’s lesson.
This week, Derek Olsen, answers questions about baptism. What does it mean? Why is it important? Is baptism really something that we need to do?
In this message from the “Asking for a Friend”series.Lead Pastor Derek Olsen answers the question, “If God is good, why does He allow pain and suffering?”
In part 3 of the “Asking for a Friend,” series, Lead Pastor Derek Olsen explains Biblical morality, why it is important, what’s at the heart of it and how to live it out in our lives today. (Deuteronomy 12:8, Exodus 20, Mark 12:30-31, Romans 2:14-15)
It’s week 2 of the “Asking for a Friend” series and Derek Olsen is teaching on how science and faith can work together.
Derek Olsen begins a new series today entitled, “Asking for a Friend.” This week’s message teaches on the authority of the Bible and why it is accurate, reliable, and relevant in today’s culture.