Have you ever stopped to add your own name into the promises of the bible? This week, Ben references "Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed" and rewrote it with his own name in it: "Blessed are you, Ben Colbenson, who has not seen and yet believes." Go ahead, and put your name in there, it's true for you too! So what do you actually believe about the things you can't see?

Paul didn't tiptoe around it: no resurrection, no Christianity. Pack it up and go home. This week Ted talks about the one question every funeral raises. Death has been swallowed up in victory. The sting is gone. Come find out why that's not just a nice line, it's the whole foundation of our faith.

You've heard of kings your whole life. Michael Jackson had a title. LeBron has a nickname. Even Burger King made the list. But what does it actually mean to have a king over your life? In this message from John 18 -- 19, Pastor Todd walks through the Roman trial of Jesus -- the moment Pilate asks "Are you the King of the Jews?" and Jesus reframes everything. His kingdom doesn't look like power, control, or climbing the ladder. It looks like service, sacrifice, and truth. And the question he leaves you with is the one worth sitting with all week. "The world is a race to the top. The kingdom is a race to the bottom." -- Pastor Todd If the word "king" makes you think of authority and control, this one will flip it on you

How could Jesus, while struggling for every breath on the cross, still fulfill prophecy, care for His mother, and declare, "It is finished"? In this teaching from John 19, Ted Anderson explains why the crucifixion was not a tragedy spiraling out of control, but the moment Jesus completed the perfect sacrifice foretold throughout the Old Testament. Discover why John emphasizes one central truth: Jesus really died, fulfilled every prophecy, and secured redemption for all who believe. #EmmausSpringValley #SpringValleyWI #John19 #ItIsFinished #GospelOfJohn #JesusMessiah