John the Baptist tells us who he is by admitting who he is not.  Remembering our identity is key to fulfilling our calling.

 

Taught by Jose Zayas

John closes his magnificent prologue using language with overt connections to Exodus 33-34, making clear his view of Jesus’ divinity and beauty.

 

Taught by Ryan Doucet

John starts his biography by sharing key words that will be repeated again and again and are key to understanding who Jesus is and what He has done.  In this teaching we explore life, light, witness, and world.

 

Taught by Jose Zayas

John mentions all the major themes he will cover in his biography in the first 18 verses.  The first thing John mentions is Jesus is the “Word.”  What does that mean?  And why does it matter?

 

Taught by Jose Zayas

John 20v30-31

 

This introduction teaching sets the stage for how to read and study the life of Jesus according to John.

 

Taught by Jose Zayas

We see in Jesus that genuine love always leads to action. God’s love growing in us will result in God’s love working through us for the good of others. 

 

Taught by Pastor Peter Kasirivu

Matthew 9v35-38

Matthew reminds us that Jesus is filled with “compassion” (a verb; an action).  In other words, compassion shows up in the way we live, the choices we make, and the people we serve.  What can we do to demonstrate God’s love?

 

Taught by Jose Zayas

Luke 15

Rather than lost and hopeless, Jesus looks for people and offers rescue.  The question is:  Do we see  people as Jesus does and are we willing to join Him in their rescue?

 

Taught by Jose Zayas

God loves everyone.  And He invites everyone to love Him in return.  What does that actually look like?  Today we see that a genuine love is one that grows and develops over time.

 

Taught by Jose Zayas

Three key themes we’ve explored throughout our study of Exodus are redemption, covenant, and presence. In our final teaching of the series, we’ll see how these themes find their ultimate fulfillment in Jesus.

 

Taught by Ryan Doucet