Jesus’ second sign reveals His power to heal with a word—and invites us to trust Him even when we can’t see the outcome. Miracles may point us to Jesus, but lasting faith is rooted in trusting who He is, not just what He does.

Taught by Jose Zayas.

In Gethsemane (Matthew 26v36–46), Jesus shows us how to respond to pressure—bringing honest, desperate prayer to the Father in the midst of deep anguish.

Taught by Jose Zayas.

Doing the Father’s will is the “food” that truly satisfies. Through the encounter with the Samaritan woman, we’re challenged to look beyond our daily routines and recognize the spiritual opportunities right in front of us.

Taught by Jose Zayas.

We all thirst for something, yet we often try to satisfy our longings with something completely incapable of doing so. How does Jesus' encounter with a woman at a well speak to our deepest needs and desires?

Taught by Ryan Doucet.

John the Baptist reminds his disciples that Jesus must increase while he decreases.  A bigger view of God produces a healthier view of self.

Taught by Jose Zayas.

Everyone is called to serve while some are invited to lead.  In this teaching, Jose explores a biblical understanding of leadership and how we identify leaders at 26 West Church.

John 3v16 speaks of God’s love for the whole world, yet what leads up to that famous verse is a conversation with one individual—Nicodemus. Is our own view of God’s love shaped more by his corporate love for the whole world or his intimate and personal nature?

Taught by Ryan Doucet.

Why does John include Jesus clearing the Temple so early in his Gospel, while the other Gospels put it at the end?  What point is John trying to make?

Taught by Jose Zayas.

John is very intentional about his symbolism and language, desiring to help us see Jesus as the promised messiah. So, what is the deeper reality we're to perceive through the first of seven signs in John’s gospel? 

Taught by Ryan Doucet.