John

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Are you utterly convinced of something but potentially wrong? Paul was the most religious person of his day, yet he was 'sincerely wrong' until Jesus confronted him. True discipleship begins with humility, recognizing we didn't create truth and our feelings can mislead us. Where is God 'goading' you toward Him? Don't ignore His pull — He may be calling you to a life of true discipleship.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Do you ever feel like you are wearing labels that define you? Are those labels who you really are? Today, we examine who we are in Christ and come to realize we are more than just the labels we are given.

From the series: Standalone Messages

The resurrection of Jesus is a cornerstone of the Christian faith. In today's message we see how to discover the enduring peace we can only find in Him.

From the series: Standalone Messages

A special Christmas message about our Savior.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Today is Palm Sunday and we answer these questions: what is Palm Sunday, why does it matter, and what significance does it have to our faith today?

From the series: Light the Dark

As we wrap up our study of the book of John, we hear Jesus saying, "Follow Me.” Join us, as we examine what it looks like to successfully follow after Jesus.

From the series: Light the Dark

Do you have regrets in life? We all do, and when we consider John 21, we can be sure Peter had regrets about his denial of Jesus. But, Jesus responds to him with grace and brings healing to their relationship. We can confident that God’s grace is always greater than our regrets.

From the series: Light the Dark

After his resurrection, Jesus appears to his disciples bringing them a message of peace in the midst of their chaos. Thomas had a hard time accepting what he was seeing, but Jesus is gracious with him.

From the series: Light the Dark

We examine what makes the resurrection the pivotal point in all of human history, and the hope we can discover through it each and every day.

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We dive into the symbolism and fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy found in the death and burial of Jesus. We also rejoice that this isn’t the end of the story, as we know He rose from the dead.

From the series: Light the Dark

What Jesus is saying to us is that the plan for which he came has now been completed. Jesus came to this world to give his life as a ransom for many. The cost for your life so that you could have a relationship with God for all of eternity. Jesus paid it all.

From the series: Light the Dark

In the concluding chapters of John, the apostle reflects on his close bond with Jesus, emphasizing the significance of the cross in shaping faith.

From the series: Light the Dark

Every day we're faced with choosing who we will follow. We can rest our lives on the solid truth of Jesus, or the world around us and the shifting sands of culture and relative truth.

From the series: Light the Dark

Explores how individuals often face choices between following God's guidance or pursuing wrong paths influenced by fear, acceptance, and emotions. Using the story of Peter's denial of Jesus, it highlights the importance of making decisions based on truth, faith, and humility, rather than succumbing to fear, peer pressure, or emotional responses.

From the series: Light the Dark

In John 18, Jesus refers to himself a number of times as, "I am He". There is a lot of meaning packed into this short phrase.

From the series: Light the Dark

Delves into the significance of Jesus' prayers for believers, particularly in John 17. It emphasizes the importance of prayer in Jesus' life and teachings, highlighting how Jesus' prayers demonstrate his care and concern for his followers. Explores how Jesus, even in his final moments before his crucifixion, prioritized praying for others, showing his enduring love and commitment to his disciples.

From the series: Light the Dark

Focuses on emulating Jesus' approach to prayer, particularly as demonstrated in John 17. It discusses the intimate nature of Jesus' prayers and the importance of aligning one's prayer life with God's heart and Word. Encourages believers to develop a close relationship with God to enhance their prayer life, following Jesus' example of praying with sincerity, faith, and a focus on glorifying God rather than seeking personal glory.

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When the troubles and pain of life are upon us, it can be overwhelming. But it's important to remember the hope we have in Jesus.

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Discusses persevering in faith and avoiding spiritual stumbling, as guided by John 16. It emphasizes Jesus' teachings about facing adversity and the importance of staying faithful to God's path. Highlights the challenges and choices faced by believers, encouraging them to rely on God's presence and promises for guidance and strength in difficult times.

From the series: Light the Dark

When we align our lives with Jesus, we will face conflict when it comes to the things of this world. In this passage, Jesus reminds us that we shouldn't be surprised when we face adversity but know that he has provided the Holy Spirit to help us.

From the series: Light the Dark

Emphasizes the importance of remaining in a close relationship with Jesus, likened to branches connected to a vine. Discusses how abiding in Jesus leads to a fruitful life, contrasting this with the barrenness of a life disconnected from Him. Highlights the transformative power of this connection, ensuring spiritual growth and the manifestation of God's love and purpose in one's life.

From the series: Light the Dark

Discusses the idea of believers doing greater works than Jesus, as mentioned in John 14:12. It explains this concept not in terms of the quality of works but in their quantity and impact through the collective effort of all believers. Emphasizes the power of trust and relationship with God, the significance of prayer in Jesus' name aligning with His will, and the role of the Holy Spirit in empowering believers to fulfill God's purpose globally.

From the series: Light the Dark

Delves into the guidance offered by Jesus in John 14 or those facing heartache and uncertainty. It emphasizes the importance of trusting in Jesus and God during challenging times, highlighting the assurance and hope found in faith. Explores the idea of not letting one's heart be troubled by focusing on the credibility and promises of Jesus, encouraging a deeper trust in Him for peace and direction during difficulties.

From the series: Light the Dark

Addressing the challenge of living a victorious Christian life, emphasizing the spiritual vulnerability individuals face, especially in adversity, and the tendency of Satan to exploit weaknesses. Provides insights on maintaining a strong relationship with Christ, recognizing the spiritual implications of our actions, and the empowerment of believers through the Holy Spirit to fulfill God's purpose.

From the series: Light the Dark

Focuses on Jesus' act of washing his disciples' feet in John 13. It emphasizes humility, servant leadership, and the importance of continually seeking forgiveness and closeness with God. The sermon interprets the foot washing as a metaphor for Jesus' sacrificial love and a call for believers to practice humility and service in their daily lives, fostering a deeper, ongoing relationship with God.

From the series: Light the Dark

Jesus demonstrates the power of genuine leadership in John 13. He does this by putting people before before position, and treating everyone with humility, compassion and love.

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When our soul feels troubled we need to remember these five important truths to find peace in a troubled world.

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Jesus creates quite a stir when he enters Jerusalem in John 12. Have you ever stopped to consider why? Here's a hint: it's not until you find something worth dying for that you find something worth living for.

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Centers on the biblical story of Mary anointing Jesus with perfume in John 12. It discusses Mary's act of worship, highlighting its selflessness and extravagance. Contrasts Mary's genuine worship with Judas Iscariot's deceitful objection to her actions. It emphasizes the importance of true worship in the Christian life, focusing on the themes of devotion, sacrifice, and the heart's condition before God.

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In John 11 we see Jesus demonstrating the glory of God in raising Lazarus from the dead.

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At the end of John 10, Jesus made a simple statement that enraged the crowd around him, and they picked up stones to kill him. This statement remains critical to our understanding of who Jesus truly is.

From the series: Light the Dark

Focuses on Jesus' teachings in John 10, where Jesus describes Himself as the Good Shepherd. Explores the concept of Jesus as a shepherd compared to other leaders who are depicted as imposters. It highlights the intimate and personal nature of Jesus' leadership, emphasizing His knowledge of each individual and His guiding role. Underscores the contrast between Jesus' protective and nurturing approach and the destructive intentions of others, illustrating the spiritual safety and abundant life found in following Jesus.

From the series: Light the Dark

Is it ever okay to spit on someone? That's exactly what Jesus does to the blind man in John 9. This man was ostracized by the religious leaders and his community, but Jesus reaches out to him with love and grace.

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In John 8, Jesus points out that we are slaves to sin, but we can all find freedom, truth and meaning in Him.

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When Jesus said "I am the Light of the World" in John 8, this struck a nerve with the religious leaders. There is so much significance in that phrase that it would have sounded like a thunderclap to the people of Israel. His words affirmed Him as the Messiah.

From the series: Light the Dark

John 8 recounts the story of the woman caught in adultery. The religious leaders were trying to trap Jesus in a legal argument, but He cuts right through it and gets to the core issue.

From the series: Light the Dark

When it feels like the world around us is falling apart, Jesus stands as the absolute source of truth and light in the midst of chaos, confusion, and shaky foundations.

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There are seven different feasts that are celebrated by the Israelites in the Bible. We examine the significance of each and how Jesus is the fulfillment of them all.

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After the feeding of the 5,000, the crowd had a number of questions for Jesus that are telling about where their priorities were at. His response pointed them to be satisfied in Him and lay aside their selfish desires.

From the series: Light the Dark

When the disciples get caught in a storm at night on the Sea of Galilee, Jesus teaches us all the importance of keeping our eyes on Him and not letting fear drive us.

From the series: Light the Dark

When Jesus feeds the 5,000, he's not only filling their stomachs, he's also delivering a strong message to all of us about the sufficiency we can find in Him.

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When we face conflict in life, how do we respond? In John 5 we get an example of Jesus in conflict the religious leaders and how he approaches it with a heart of compassion and truth.

From the series: Light the Dark

When Jesus heals the sick man at the pool, he's not only transforming this man, but giving us all an important message.

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What happens when tragedy strikes our loved ones? These are the circumstances facing the official's son at the end of John 4 and we see Jesus touching this man's family.

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We examine Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4 and the powerful message we can learn from this.

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Our human nature struggles with pride and getting an inflated view of ourselves. But as John 3:30 says, "He must increase, but I must decrease" and we discover the strength of humble faith.

From the series: Light the Dark

We're all familiar with John 3:16, but have we ever really taken the time to examine what Jesus is telling us in this section of the Bible?

From the series: Light the Dark

Encourages believers to remain steadfast in their faith despite challenges and the importance of holding firmly to Jesus as their foundation. Explores Jesus' actions in the temple, highlighting His consistent commitment and the symbolic significance of His ministry, including His visit during Passover, which foreshadows His ultimate sacrifice.

From the series: Light the Dark

Explores the significance of Jesus' first miracle at the wedding in Cana, where He turned water into wine. It addresses common misconceptions and emphasizes the deeper meaning behind this miracle. Highlights Jesus' identity, His mission to fulfill and transform, and the foreshadowing of the ultimate celebration in God's kingdom. It encourages believers to see beyond the surface and recognize the profound symbolism in Jesus' actions.

From the series: Light the Dark

Highlights the foundation of the Gospel of John, emphasizing the transformative power of Jesus. It traces the beginnings of the Christian movement, starting with the first disciples' encounters with Jesus. Underscores the importance of personal relationship and family influence in spreading the gospel, urging believers to passionately live out their faith and share Jesus' light in a dark world.

From the series: Light the Dark

Examines why Jesus considered John the Baptist the greatest. It highlights John's humility, his role as the forerunner to Jesus, and his focus on pointing others to Christ rather than seeking personal glory. John saw his worth and mission in relation to Jesus' greatness and faithfully prepared the way for the Messiah, demonstrating true greatness through service and humility.

From the series: Light the Dark

Explores John 1 to understand Jesus' identity and significance. It emphasizes Jesus as the eternal Word, God in the flesh, and the light piercing the darkness. Highlights the importance of recognizing Jesus' divine nature and His role in creation and salvation. It connects Jesus' coming to Old Testament prophecies and stresses His unique relationship with the Father.

From the series: Light the Dark

This message from John 1 emphasizes Jesus as the eternal Word, creator, and source of life and light. John aligns Jesus' divine nature with Genesis, presenting Him as the "logos" or ultimate truth. Jesus, the life-giving light, contrasts with the darkness, which cannot overcome Him. This establishes Jesus' supreme authority and vital role in creation and salvation.

From the series: Standalone Messages

The world spins trying to define, change, and redefine truth, but how do we determine what the truth really is?

From the series: Kingdom Come

We examine John 14 and the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. And what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit?

From the series: Kingdom Come

We examine how to deal with life's regrets. Will your regrets lead to tragedy and death or to life and freedom in Christ?

From the series: Standalone Messages

We examine John 14 and learn about the "greater works" that Jesus is talking about.

From the series: Kingdom Come

We look at walking naked, talking serpents and other weird things from Genesis 3. We're continuing our series, Kingdom Come, on the big themes of the Bible.

From the series: Kingdom Come

We begin a new series, "Kingdom Come," exploring the big themes of the Bible. And what better place to start than at the beginning.

From the series: 1 John

We continue our series on 1 John, looking at righteousness and morality.

From the series: 1 John

Join us as we continue our study in 1 John and learning how to grow as disciples of Christ.

From the series: 1 John

In today's message we look at the life of the Apostle John.

From the series: Easter: Words from the Cross

Explores the significant theme of forgiveness as demonstrated by Jesus on the cross. Delves into the depth and impact of Jesus' sacrifice, emphasizing the transformative power of his forgiveness and grace. Highlights the need for personal reflection on forgiveness, both receiving it and extending it to others, as a core aspect of Christian faith and life.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Focuses on the concept of being spiritually reborn as described in John 3. Emphasizes understanding and embracing the transformative power of being 'born again' in Christ, highlighting the need for spiritual renewal and the importance of faith in Jesus for salvation.

From the series: Christmas 2018

Explores the true meaning of Christmas beyond material gifts. It reflects on personal anecdotes and biblical narratives to illustrate how Christmas represents God's pursuit of humanity and the gift of grace through Jesus Christ. Emphasizes the importance of understanding and accepting this gift, highlighting how grace can transform lives. Encourages embracing a lifestyle that acknowledges and celebrates the true essence of Christmas every day, beyond the seasonal festivities.

From the series: Christmas 2018

Explores the presence of God in times of difficulty. It uses the Christmas story to discuss God's closeness and our perception of His presence in various life circumstances. Emphasizes the importance of faith and understanding God's nature, especially in challenging times. It encourages us to find comfort and guidance in God drawing near to humanity, particularly during the holiday season and in personal struggles.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Explores the power and significance of the Bible in shaping faith and life. It emphasizes the transformative nature of God's word, illustrating its ability to bring light and life into existence. Drawing on examples from Scripture, it encourages us to delve deeper into the Bible, underlining its role as a source of truth, guidance, and spiritual nourishment.

From the series: This Thing Called Love

Focuses on the Christian perspective of love in relationships. It emphasizes that true love isn't about personal gain or feelings, but about selflessly serving others, inspired by the love of God. Addresses common misunderstandings about love and self-worth, advocating for a love that reflects Jesus' teachings. It encourages believers to prioritize others, mirroring the humility and sacrificial nature of Jesus' love, and to find their value in God, not in themselves or others.

From the series: This Thing Called Love

Explores the depth and purpose of love in Christian relationships, particularly focusing on marital love. It challenges cultural perceptions of love, urging a deeper, biblically-rooted understanding. Highlights the concept that love is about actively contributing to someone's growth in accordance with God's plan for them. It emphasizes love as a selfless, sacrificial act, not driven by personal gain or satisfaction.

From the series: Hope in Sorrow

Discusses the historical and biblical evidence supporting Jesus' resurrection. It addresses doubts and examines the logical and factual basis for believing in the resurrection, including the transformation of the disciples from fearful to fearless witnesses. Emphasizes the importance of the resurrection in Christian faith, and how this event is foundational to Christian beliefs and practices.

From the series: Family

We're examining the importance of family unity in Psalm 128, which describes a blessed family that fears the Lord. Also explores the concept of "fearing the Lord" within the context of family life.

From the series: Red Letter Day

In this Easter sermon, we emphasizes the significance of Jesus' sacrifice and resurrection and highlight Jesus' statements on the cross. We see how Jesus willingly gave up his life for our salvation, offering us the opportunity to drink deeply from the living water he provides.

From the series: Follow Me

Delves into discipleship and the essence of following Christ beyond mere belief or behavior. It emphasizes transformation through faith in Christ, showcasing the disciples' journey with Jesus, including their struggles, commitments, and moments of doubt. Through the exploration of John chapters 6 and 20, it addresses the challenges of maintaining faith in difficult times and the importance of making one's relationship with Jesus personal and steadfast.

From the series: #Jesus

Highlights the transformative power of Jesus's teachings and the establishment of the church as a testament to His work. It draws parallels between Jesus's parables and the church's growth, emphasizing the importance of faith, the Holy Spirit's role, and the church's mission to spread the Gospel.

From the series: #Jesus

Examines the dual nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing his humanity and divinity. Underscores the importance of understanding and appreciating Jesus' character and purpose, discussing how his life, death, and teachings have profound implications for believers' faith and understanding of God.

From the series: #Jesus

Delves into understanding Jesus' identity through scriptural foundations rather than personal opinions. It highlights Jesus as the Messiah who, despite his humble beginnings and life of service, profoundly impacted history more than any political figure or ideology.

From the series: #Jesus

Explores the profound concept of "The Word Became Flesh" from John 1, emphasizing Jesus' divinity, humanity, and mission. It discusses Jesus as the ultimate expression of God's will, the creator and sustainer of life, and the light overcoming darkness.

From the series: 4 things I wish you knew about God

Discusses God's engagement with the world, emphasizing that God does not hate humanity but offers salvation through Jesus Christ. It challenges common misconceptions about God's judgment, highlighting His love and the transformative power of embracing Jesus, contrasting religious condemnation with the freedom and life found in Christ.

From the series: Christmas Collision

Emphasizes Jesus's mission to destroy sin and the devil's work, providing life and reconciliation with God, stressing God's patience and desire for all to repent and be saved.

From the series: Christmas Collision

Discusses the historical and symbolic significance of the Tabernacle in biblical times, emphasizing its role as a dwelling place of God. The Tabernacle was structured into two rooms, with strict entry limitations to symbolize the holiness of God's presence.

From the series: One Another

Emphasizes the power and necessity of love among believers, as commanded by Jesus. It discusses how love should manifest in everyday interactions within the Christian community, reflecting Christ's love and fostering unity and growth. Love is portrayed not just as an emotion but as an active choice that defines the Christian experience and witness to the world.

From the series: FAQs

Explains baptism as a symbolic act of faith and not as a requirement for salvation. It distinguishes baptism from the gospel, emphasizing that salvation comes through Jesus Christ's death, burial, and resurrection, not through the act of baptism itself.

From the series: From This Day Forward

Emphasizes the biblical perspective on conflict in marriage, exploring the spiritual roots of arguments and the importance of godly communication. It highlights the need for Christians to address heart issues and speak life-giving words, grounded in the truths of the Bible.

From the series: Loving the Old Testament

Discusses the importance of understanding the Old Testament, focusing on the story of Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt. It emphasizes God's holiness, the significance of Moses' encounter with the burning bush, and God's revelation as "I AM" (Yahweh). It highlights the importance of recognizing God's authority and the unique identity of God as revealed to Moses.

From the series: Ecclesiastes

Explores the concept of finding true joy and satisfaction in God rather than in worldly pursuits. Solomon’s wisdom highlights that genuine joy originates from a relationship with God, who is the source of all joy. The message emphasizes that while money, family, and work can bring temporary happiness, lasting fulfillment comes from seeking and experiencing God’s presence and blessings.

From the series: Six Hours with Jesus

Focuses on Jesus' final hours with His disciples, where He emphasizes prayer and communion with God. As He faces the crucifixion, Jesus prays for His disciples, demonstrating the importance of prayer and intercession. He reflects on His mission and the fulfillment of God's plan, praying for the disciples' protection and unity. Encourages believers to follow Jesus' example of prayer and to trust in God's plan amidst challenges.

From the series: Six Hours with Jesus

In John 16, Jesus prepares His disciples for upcoming challenges by promising the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes the Spirit's role in providing guidance, comfort, and truth. Jesus reassures them that the Holy Spirit will help them face adversity with confidence and faith. Highlights the enduring presence and support of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers, ensuring they are never alone in their struggles.

From the series: Six Hours with Jesus

In John 15, Jesus emphasizes the importance of abiding in Him to bear fruit and thrive spiritually. Using the metaphor of the vine and branches, He illustrates that without Him, believers can do nothing. Encourages consistent, daily dependence on Jesus, like a fish living in water, to maintain spiritual vitality and produce lasting fruit. This abiding relationship leads to answered prayers, as believers' desires align with God's will.

From the series: Six Hours with Jesus

In John 14, Jesus prepares His disciples for His departure, emphasizing belief in Him and the promise of the Holy Spirit. He reassures them of His return and the eternal place He is preparing. Jesus also highlights His unity with the Father and the importance of loving obedience to His commands. This passage underscores Jesus' role in providing peace and guidance through the Holy Spirit, encouraging believers to trust in His presence and promises amidst life's challenges.

From the series: Christmas

Explores the true meaning of Christmas, emphasizing the significance of Jesus' birth. It highlights how traditions can sometimes overshadow the holiday's essence. Encourages simplifying the celebration to focus on the good news of Jesus' coming, His love, and the joy He brings. By recognizing the transformative power of Christ's arrival, believers are called to celebrate Christmas with gratitude, worship, and a deeper understanding of God's love.

From the series: The Tabernacle

Delves into the significance and symbolism of the Tabernacle in the Bible. It explores how the Tabernacle served as a dwelling place for God among His people and its role in the Israelites' worship practices.

From the series: The Tabernacle

Explains the significance of the Tabernacle as a dwelling place for God among His people. It highlights its role in revealing God's presence, shaping Israel's identity, and foreshadowing Jesus' redemptive work. The Tabernacle served as a central place of worship and symbolized God's desire to be known and worshipped.

From the series: FAQs

Addresses the most critical question of having an eternal relationship with God. It emphasizes understanding God's nature, recognizing human sinfulness, and accepting Jesus' sacrifice. Highlights that eternal life is not just about avoiding hell or gaining heaven but knowing God intimately. Using passages from Romans, it underscores the significance of God's grace and the need for faith in Jesus to secure eternal life with Him.

From the series: Easter

Discusses Jesus' teachings and the reactions they elicited. Focusing on John 6, it explores the feeding of the 5,000 and Jesus' statement about being the bread of life. This teaching led many to turn away, highlighting the cost of discipleship and the necessity of understanding and following Jesus wholeheartedly despite challenges. Encourages believers to recognize Jesus' worth and remain committed even when it's difficult.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Emphasizes setting spiritual goals for the new year, focusing on seeking God's presence, loving God and others, and overcoming adversity through faith. It highlights the importance of making God the center of one's life, rather than just a priority, and living for an audience of one—God.

From the series: Unbelievable Christmas

Discusses the complexities of Christmas and emphasizes the true meaning of the holiday: God's gift of Jesus to humanity. It highlights the grace and love inherent in this gift, contrasting it with the commercial pressures of the season. Encourages embracing the spiritual significance of Christmas, focusing on God's grace and the joy of receiving Jesus as the ultimate gift.

From the series: Believe

Emphasizing that understanding God's truth leads to true worship. Explains that worship is not just a Sunday activity but a daily practice of recognizing God's glory in all aspects of life. It highlights that worship involves surrendering our entire being to God, living as a "living sacrifice," and allowing God to transform our lives.

From the series: Believe

Explores the theme of mission, emphasizing that Jesus came to save sinners and that His followers are sent on a mission to spread His love. The message highlights the importance of the church as the body of believers, each gifted by the Holy Spirit to serve others and carry out God's mission.

From the series: Believe

Continues the exploration of key Christian beliefs, focusing on the significance of God's pursuit of humanity, culminating in the incarnation of Jesus Christ. It emphasizes that Jesus' coming was foretold throughout the Old Testament, and His birth, life, death, and resurrection fulfill these prophecies.

From the series: Believe

Focuses on understanding the nature of God, exploring His attributes, and emphasizing the importance of having a clear understanding of who God is. It covers the incommunicable (attributes unique to God) and communicable (attributes humans can relate to) aspects of God, such as His omnipotence, omnipresence, and love.

Social media makes comparison almost unavoidable, and comparison quietly steals our contentment. How to guard your heart against the endless scroll.

God hands us chances to serve him every day, but the greatest is sharing Jesus. A look at the simple, timeless invitation to come and see.

The Biblical Temple is the place God’s presence dwells. The Hebrew word for temple means "Sanctuary" or "God’s palace". Another Old Testament phrase used for God presence was "Tabernacle". Tabernacle…

The deity of Jesus sits at the foundation of the Christian faith. Why it matters, and how to know from Scripture why we can rest on it.

Our culture keeps relationships at arm's length. Looking to Jesus, two words, intentional and relational, can reshape how we love our neighbors.

Jesus offers a peace the world cannot give. A devotion on John 14:27 and the wholeness that comes from being bound together with God.

John 14:1-6 (NASB) “Do not let your heart be troubled; believe in God, believe also in Me. In My Father's house are many dwelling places; if it were not so, I would have told you; for I go to prepare…

The world's most familiar verse still stuns us when we slow down. A devotion on John 3:16 and the love of God that reaches our darkest hour.

The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. A devotion on John 1:14 and the staggering wonder of the incarnation.

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was God. A devotion on John 1:1 and one of the highest truths Scripture ever puts into words.

My Lord and my God. A devotion on Thomas's confession in John 20 and the chorus of witnesses who declare that Jesus is God.

Jesus says his sheep will never perish and no one can snatch them from his hand. A devotion on John 10 and the security we have in Christ.

John tells story after story of Jesus meeting people right where they are. A devotion on John 4 and the God who comes to us in our need.

Conviction draws us back to God; condemnation drives us into hiding. Knowing the difference between them can change your whole walk with Jesus.

Where does the Trinity come from, and is it even biblical? An accessible look at what Scripture actually teaches about one God in three persons.

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Peter left his nets to follow Jesus, then drifted back to them after the cross. His story shows how a cooling faith can be rekindled.

We recently were asked a great question concerning the death of Jesus and what happened to him after his death. Did he go to hell for three days? Where was Jesus? I think the quick answer for that…

Just want to take some time, with you, to explain one of the most important questions that we could answer for you in your relationship with God and that's just simply answer the question, how do you…

If God never changes, yet the Word became flesh, did God change? Working through two verses that seem to collide and the truth that holds them together.

Is Jesus eternal God? The Bible tells us in John 1, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." And in verse 14, "the Word became flesh and dwelt among us." So…

Jesus became flesh, but what about God the Father? Was he ever flesh? The Bible tells us in John 4 that, "God is spirit." And in Luke 24:39 it says, "That a spirit has no flesh and bone." In fact,…

What does the phrase, "Son of God" mean? Does it mean that God the Father literally had a son? The answer that question is just plainly no. The phrase "son of" doesn't mean that someone literally has…

What does it mean in scripture that Jesus is called the "I am"? In the book of John, John centers the theme of his book around this phrase, the "I am". This "I am" is used at least eight times within…

What does it mean that Jesus calls himself the "Son of Man?" Well, Jesus declared that He is God and the Bible also tell us that he became flesh. In John 1 it lays out both of those claims in verses…