Jesus Christ is the Resurrection and the Life, both spiritually and physically.

We often think of grace as God’s unmerited favor—receiving things we don’t deserve. But God’s grace is also what empowers us to do the things He has called us to do—like giving. Have you ever considered giving someone else wh...

Jesus Christ came to give the sheep of God abundant life, eternally. When we hear and heed the voice of the Lord, we receive eternal life, never perish, and become unsnatchable! That kind of news should cause us...

Jesus is the Door to the sheepfold of God. To enter the fold, one must place their faith in Christ. Jesus is also the Good Shepherd who heeds, feeds, and leads the sheep-saints for all eternity. When God’s Word ...

Jesus Christ is the Light of the world! To some that is great news; He shines a path for us to walk in. But to others, His light shines so brilliantly that it blinds them from seeing their sins. Which are you?

A true disciple of Christ abides in His word. Discipleship includes: believing God’s Word, seeking to glorify His name, and longing for His promised return.

At the Feast of Booths, Jesus made multiple messianic claims. The first was at the “Water-pouring ceremony” where He told all who thirst to come and drink! The second claim Jesus made was at the “Illumination ceremony” where He told them He was...

The biblical account known as “The Woman Caught in Adultery” is actually a trial against Jesus. In this story, Jesus masterfully flips the accusation on its head and calls out the sin of the Scribes and Pharisees. After they exit, Jesus lovingl...

At the Feast of Booths, Jesus invited the Jews to drink from the fountain of life. His words caused division between the people; some believed and others didn’t. Today, His invitation is all the same, “If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and ...

Intellectual knowledge of God and experiential knowledge of God are not the same thing. Jesus spent the majority of His remarks from John 7 poking holes in the hypocrisy of the Jew’s. They professed to know about God, and yet didn’t know Him at...

Six months after the Passover, Jesus was expected to return to Jerusalem for the Feast of Booths. While awaiting His return, the people grumbled and muttered amongst one another asking, “Where is He?” And “Who is He?”

Jesus Christ is the provider of our salvation — (through faith and feasting on the Bread of life).He is also, the protector of our redeemed souls—Christ provides us with the means for salvation, and then protects us ...

Last week we learned that Jesus is our Provider and our Protector.In this week’s text we looked at three statements He makes in His “Bread of life discourse,” where He says I AM, I will, and You must. I AM the Bread of Life,<...

The feeding of the 5,000 is evidence of Christ’s humility and hospitality to a people who would call for His death, undeserved. For the believer, Jesus not only provides for our physical wants, but also our spiritual needs. He is both our provi...

In John’s first epistle, the beloved disciple helps the believer to know that they have eternal life. In today’s message, Brother Tim prayerfully selects three questions from the book which we must ask ourselves in order to have assurance of ou...

When Jesus made the defense for His deity in John 5, He didn’t just stop at His own personal claims. In accordance with Levitical law, He also provided 3 witnesses: John the Baptist, His works, and Scripture.

There are two types of people in the world: those who are dead in sin, and those who are alive in Christ. Your perspective of Jesus is evidence of which one of those people you are. 

Have you ever thought about the correct way to respond to God’s miraculous workings in your life? In our text this morning we look at how the man at the pool of Bethesda, and the Jewish elite, responded in the wrong way to Jesus’ physical heali...

Biblical faith is not based solely in the works of God. Although physical miracles may lead us to Him, they shouldn’t be our only concern. Likewise, although the Word of God leads sinner’s to a saving faith, we must be rooted in more than just ...

John’s account of the Samaritan woman at the well reminds us that there is no single person outside the reach of God’s saving grace; from the top of the social “Tower of Importance” to the lowest rung. 

C.S. Lewis once said, “Humility is not thinking less of yourself, but thinking of yourself less.”The truest mark of conversion is humility. A man humbled by the saving grace of God will desire to obey God’s Word. And a man obedi...

God loved the world in this way, He gave His Son to die a death that we deserve. The love of God extends to the outer parts of the world and into the vilest of hearts. Join us as we look at the redemptive relationship between...

In order to be saved, you must first be born again! What does it mean to be born again, and what does it mean to be born of water and the Spirit? Join us as we take some time to wrestle with one of the great mysteries of the Bible. The doctrine...

God hates irreverent worship. In John 2, Jesus Christ physically drove out men who turned the temple into a place of business. If He came to our church this week, how would He respond? Are we worshipping the LORD in way that glorifies Him?

In John 2, Jesus performs His first “sign;” a miracle in which He transforms almost 200 gallons of water into wine. Today, He is able to transform not only water into wine, but sinners into saints.