Sunday Sermons
The weekly sermons of Resurrection Church in Tacoma & Gig Harbor, Washington. Listen to and engage with God's word, and encounter the timeless truth of Scripture in today's language.
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Eternity | Death And The Present Heaven (opens the original)
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Join us as we worship Jesus with singing, community, and the preaching of God's word. Connect with us today! solo.to/resurrectionchurch
Sunday Live Stream - August 16, 2026 (opens the original)
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Join us as we worship Jesus with singing, community, and the preaching of God's word. Connect with us today! solo.to/resurrectionchurch
The Desire for Eternity (opens the original)
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In some way, most, if not all, people feel that somehow death is wrong--and we would be right in feeling that way. But in view of the inevitability of death, how can and should we live? In this new series entitled "Eternity," Pastor Bubba lays the framework for a biblical view of death and the victory and confidence that we as believers have.
Jesus is Gracious | Hebrews 13.20-25 (opens the original)
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As we wrap up our journey through the book of Hebrews, we end on the high note of God's awe-inspiring, astounding, amazing grace! Pastor Aaron takes us over the finish line in Hebrews 13.20-25.
Jesus is Enough for Us | Hebrews 13.5-6 (opens the original)
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How we view and use money can serve as a litmus of where our hearts are. In this deeply insightful message, Pastor Drew unpacks what the preacher of Hebrews in particular and the Bible in general speaks on the topic.
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