The resurrection isn’t just the ending of Good Friday; it’s the beginning of a brand-new life. In the first installment of The Dawn of Victory, we walk through Mary Magdalene’s dark morning at the tomb and discover how the empty grave moves us from confusion to faith and from tears to testimony. This message reminds us that resurrection power is still at work today—calling us by name, meeting us in our darkest moments, and shaping us into the person we were meant to be. Jesus changes the story, and He can change yours too.

Beyond the Sermon (EP. 47)

What do you do when you know the truth, but following it will cost you?In this week’s sermon, we watch Pontius Pilate wrestle with truth and choose comfort instead. It’s a mirror of our own lives.The good news? Jesus, the only innocent One, didn’t defend Himself. He gave Himself for the guilty. Stop trying to justify your life. Let the cross do it for you.

Walk with us through John 18:28–40 as Jesus, the true King, stands on trial. We’ll face our own comforting lies, hear His unsettling questions, and discover how His truth frees us for life.

Join Pastor Chad Zueck and Tate Wagner we dive deeper into Sunday's message!

Cold night. Courtyard fire. Questions in the dark.

In John 18, two trials unfold at the same time. Jesus stands under interrogation and speaks the truth without flinching. Peter stands by a fire and denies even knowing Him. Same pressure. Very different responses.

This message explores what happens when your identity is tested—at work, at home, online. Most of us won’t face a courtroom for following Jesus. But we will face everyday courtyards where belonging feels costly.

The good news? Redemption and salvation don'trest on your courage under pressure. It rests on Christ’s faithfulness under pressure.

If you’ve ever stayed silent when you should’ve spoken… or felt the tension between fitting in and standing firm… this one’s for you.

In John 17:20–26, Jesus prays that His followers would be united in a way that reflects the very love and glory of God. In a lonely and comparison-driven world, He offers more than shallow belonging. He calls us into a fellowship that is radiant in love and rugged in truth.

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In John 17:20–26, Jesus prays that His followers would be united in a way that reflects the very love and glory of God. In a lonely and comparison-driven world, He offers more than shallow belonging. He calls us into a fellowship that is radiant in love and rugged in truth.

Reach us at: https://linktr.ee/cbctville

https://cbctaylorville.com/giving