As Jesus enters Jerusalem, the crowds rejoice and welcome their king, but their expectations seem to be at odds with Jesus’ vision. What does his action reveal about the kind of king he envisions himself to be?

Taught by Ryan Doucet.

Mary’s humble act of devotion and Judas’ questioning of this act reveal the complex nature of our motivations and our actions. Do our actions shape our loves or do our loves shape our actions?

Taught by Ryan Doucet.

Jesus’ resurrection of Lazarus reveals two very different responses: some believe in Him, while others resist Him.

Taught by Jose Zayas.

At the Festival of Dedication, Jesus makes His clearest claims yet: He is one with the Father, and His sheep know His voice. Discover the security, identity, and new life found in trusting and following Christ.

Taught by Jose Zayas.

In John 10, Jesus reveals Himself as the Good Shepherd who knows His sheep, lays down His life for them, and offers the abundant, eternal life only He can give. As He contrasts His care with the empty promises of false shepherds, we're invited to consider what it truly means to know His voice and trust Him.

Taught by Tim Reid.

The inspiring account of the man born blind being healed reminds us of the faith and courage we need as we follow Jesus throughout our own lives. Jesus sees us, but will we see him, seeing us?

Taught by Ryan Doucet.

Jesus continues a tense back and forth with Jews who stand in prideful opposition to him because they are children of Abraham. This taps into our own sene of pride where we can rely upon our Christian status as an excuse to truly surrendering all aspects of life to the way of Jesus.

Taught by Ryan Doucet

What happens when mercy meets truth? As we explore the account of the woman caught in adultery, we see the heart of Jesus—a Savior who confronts sin, offers forgiveness, and calls us to reflect His compassion in the way we treat others.

Taught by Jose Zayas.

Jesus invites thirsty people to come to Him and receive the life of God through the Holy Spirit. 

Taught by Jose Zayas.