G.O.A.L.: What It Means to Go Out and Love
Do you remember Vacation Bible Camp as a kid? The songs that got stuck in your head for weeks, the theme that showed up on t-shirts and banners and construction […]
What Does Justice Actually Look Like?
What comes to mind when you hear the word justice? For some, it’s a courtroom. For others, it’s a protest sign, or a headline, or a feeling in your gut […]
Juneteenth: The Freedom That Took Two and a Half Years to Arrive
Have you ever learned something that changed the way you saw every day after it? That’s what happened to me the first time I really understood the story behind Juneteenth. […]
054: The Two Words That Changed Everything
What really happened between Good Friday and Easter Sunday? Adam Hamilton opens up the cutting room floor from his Easter sermon — exploring the torn curtain, the courage of Joseph of Arimathea, Holy Saturday, and the two words Jesus spoke after the resurrection that changed everything. The full Easter story awaits.
Memorial Garden Sculpture and Reflection
Rich in symbolism, this sculpture invites multiple interpretations as the visitor reflects upon life, death, and the journey in between.
Interior Features
The story of the gardens continues in features throughout the room, including sculptural vines on the walls, natural oak wood throughout, and carpet and upholstery in shades of green. The columns and lights surrounding the room represent the twelve tribes of Israel and their story…
Exterior Features
Approximately 20,000 limestone blocks, representing the 20,000 current Resurrection members, form the foundation of the church, reminding us that we are the “living stones” built into a spiritual house described in 1 Peter…
Step Into the Garden
After studying scripture, sacred architecture, and prayerful consideration of the congregation’s long-term hopes and dreams, the congregation broke ground on the building that was completed in March of 2017. Resurrection’s leaders looked to build a building that would serve the church and the community for generations to come…
053: I Don’t Fear Death At All
Fear of aging, memory loss, and death. These anxieties haunt the second half of life. But Alan and Kay Kimes, married 64 years and thriving at 86, offer a different perspective. Their secret? Serving others, taking life one day at a time, and trusting God with tomorrow.
SHARING THE LIGHT OF CHRIST THROUGH HOLIDAY SERVING
For thousands of our Kansas City neighbors, Christmas was little bit brighter this year because of the generosity of the Resurrection congregation.
