The Person of Christ

From the series: Standalone Messages

We tend to think too much of ourselves and too little of our God. Jesus didn't go to the cross as a victim, but as a victor—substituting His life for ours. This Easter isn't just about an event 2000 years ago; it's about the living hope that renews our hearts every single day through Christ's resurrection.

From the series: Unveiled: A Study in Revelation

There is great beauty and mystery in Revelation, and it is as a book of hope, not fear or confusion. When studying Revelation it's important to understand the original context that it was written. Before we can look forward we need to look back to understand the passages of the Old Testament that John is drawing from.

From the series: Unveiled: A Study in Revelation

Revelation is a beautiful book written by the Apostle John. In Revelation, we see the weaving together of many Biblical themes culminating in the ultimate fulfillment of God's promises.

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

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

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

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

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: Pursuing God's Heart

This week we are jumping into Samuel 16 and how God choose David to lead the people of Israel.

From the series: 1 John

Join us in today's message as we study the book of 1 John.

From the series: Greater

Focuses on Hebrews 7, explaining the unique role and significance of Melchizedek in the Bible. It highlights how Melchizedek's story in the Old Testament is an important precursor to understanding Jesus' role in the New Testament. Delves into the symbolism of Melchizedek as both a king and a priest, and how this relates to Jesus' eternal priesthood, emphasizing the inadequacy of the Old Testament's Levitical priesthood and the need for a perfect, eternal priest like Jesus.

From the series: Greater

Focuses on Jesus as the ultimate High Priest. It explains how Jesus' role transcends traditional priesthood, highlighting His unique position as the mediator between God and humanity. Delves into the Old Testament priesthood and contrasts it with Jesus' eternal priesthood, emphasizing His ability to fully understand and sympathize with human weaknesses. It encourages believers to approach Jesus confidently, as He provides both mercy and grace in times of need.

From the series: Greater

Delves into the Book of Hebrews, emphasizing Jesus' supremacy and his role as God in the flesh. It discusses the context and purpose of Hebrews, arguing that it was likely written by Paul to encourage faith amidst persecution. It also explores the significant monotheistic nature of Hebrews and its portrayal of Jesus as superior to angels, focusing on his divine nature and kingship.

From the series: The Genius of Jesus

Explores the theme of Jesus' identity and the significance of following Him. It delves into how understanding Jesus' character, particularly through the title "Son of Man," shapes our approach to discipleship. Also discusses the implications of Jesus' teachings in the Gospel of Mark, emphasizing how embracing Jesus' identity and mission can transform our lives. It encourages listeners to deepen their relationship with Jesus and understand their role in His kingdom.

From the series: The Genius of Jesus

Examines the identity of Jesus through the Gospel of Mark. It delves into the choices available when considering Jesus' nature: whether he was delusional (lunatic), deceitful (liar), or truly the Lord he claimed to be. Discusses the powerful implications of each choice and encourages a deeper understanding of Jesus' life and teachings. It highlights the need to confront these options directly and make a personal decision about Jesus' true identity.

From the series: The Genius of Jesus

Examines the deep significance of Jesus' names and titles. It explores the meanings and implications of names like Jesus, Christ, and Son of God, delving into their historical, cultural, and theological contexts. Highlights how understanding these titles enhances our comprehension of Jesus' identity and mission, emphasizing the transformative impact this understanding has on Christian faith and life.

From the series: Christmas 2016

Explores the theme of hope in the context of the Christmas story. It emphasizes that hope is not just wishful thinking but a confident expectation rooted in faith. Highlights how Jesus, as the high priest, understands and sympathizes with human weaknesses, providing a foundation for hope regardless of life's circumstances. It encourages drawing near to God with confidence to receive mercy and grace, emphasizing the importance of a personal relationship with Jesus for enduring hope.

From the series: Jesus Is Greater

Delves into the defense of Jesus' deity and significance, drawing heavily from the book of Colossians. It emphasizes Jesus as the embodiment of God's mystery, revealed and sufficient for all. Explores the transformation experienced by those who accept Jesus, contrasting this with religious systems that undermine his sufficiency. It further discusses the historical and biblical validation of Jesus' divinity, providing evidence to support faith in Him as the foundation of Christianity.

From the series: Jesus Is Greater

Discusses the significant role and authority of Jesus in creation, redemption, and the church. It emphasizes that Jesus is not just a part of history, but integral to the existence and sustenance of all things. Highlights how Jesus' authority and preeminence are rooted in the Bible. Underlines the importance of recognizing and respecting Jesus' central place in Christian faith and life.