Darren Radford brings this weeks message from the book of John. Darren starts with a reminder that the darkness is around us at all times, but as the message continues we are reminded that we are the light. Darkness cannot penetrate the light, but light can always penetrate the dark.
This Easter we take a look at why the Jesus’ story was written. We look at how Thomas’ story was recorded in John and how we can relate. We also see Jesus’ blessing for those who believe and have not seen. His story was written, so your’s can be rewritten.
This week we take a look at Communion and what it meant for Jesus and the early Church. Jesus foreshadows the Lord’s Supper in John 6, and then Paul addresses the taking of Communion even more in 1 Corinthians. I’m a Christian, of course I take communion.
Richard concludes the Simon Says series looking at the restoration of Simon Peter after last week’s look at the denial in John 21:15-19. God’s restoration is stronger than man’s rejection.
We take a look at the washing fo the feet at the Last Supper this week from a different perspective. We look at Simon Peter’s reaction and the lesson we can learn from him in this passage. Humble yourself and serve others.
This week, we are in John 6 looking at a teaching from Jesus that happens right after one fo the miracle feedings. There were many that chose to follow Jesus after the feeding and they met him on the other side of the sea after the teaching, expressing their hunger. Jesus told them that he […]
Nathanael Coffman joins us this morning to discuss the most important decision we can make… What do we believe about who Jesus is? We dive in to John 7 to see what everyone is saying about Jesus at the Festival of Booths/Tabernacles. There are several things said about who Jesus is, and John includes it […]
Andrew Funston brings this week’s message from John 21.
Mike brings us this morning’s message about caring for our garden. In Genesis, God created the Garden of Eden and then charged man with caring for the garden. While Eden was God’s first garden, we are now the garden that needs tending to and the gardener that needs to tend to God’s garden (others).
This week Richard presents the message as Peter and tells the story of the crucifixion through his renewal, and partly into Acts. We talk about his denial of Christ, his renewal, and what God was able to do through Peter despite his past. If God can work through all of that, imagine what He can […]