In today’s broadcast we begin our look at what was written to the first church in Revelation. The church of Ephesus we see is praised, but Jesus is not writing just to praise, He has more to say. We hope you will join us as we begin looking at the church of Ephesus.

In today’s broadcast we shift focus a little bit as we look at the church found in Revelation. We continue looking at the life of Christ, the person of Christ, and the messages of Christ. We hope you will join us.

In today’s broadcast we continue looking at the I am statements in Revelation. We see that Jesus Christ wants John to write these things down that he is seeing. We hope you will join us as we look further at Revelation.

In today’s broadcast we come to an awesome passage in Scripture in the book of Revelation. We see John describing Jesus Christ in all His glory and we hear Jesus proclaim another I am statement. We hope you join us as we look at his breath-taking passage.

In today’s broadcast we look at our I am statement in Revelation. We see the message Jesus Christ is sending to the churches, and by extension to us as well. We hope you join us as we look at this message together.

In today’s broadcast we continue our I am series. However, we leave the book of John and take a look at another writing by John, the book of Revelation. Join us as we see what I am statement is made in the final book of the Bible.

In today’s broadcast we look at John 15. There we find Jesus saying that He is, “the vine.” It’s hard to understand what that means without being someone who tends to vines. Join us as we help bring understanding to this I AM statement.

In today’s broadcast we are looking at John 14. Here we find the wonderful I AM statement of, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life.” What does He mean by the way, truth, and life? Please join us and find out!

In today’s broadcast we look at John 11. Jesus says He is the resurrection and the life. What does that mean? Join us to find out!

Today we continue our look at Jesus Christ as our good shepherd. As a good shepherd, He watches His flock and will even die for them. We hope you join us as we seek to understand the good shepherd and His willing sacrifice.