(John 15:1-17)

Calling on imagery from Isiah, Jesus' proclamation of being the TRUE vine calls forth an expectation of bearing the fruit of God's love

(John 14:1-14)

Back in the 90s, Joan Osborn asked: "If God had a face what would it look like, and would you want to see...?"

From angry old man in the sky, to knight in shining armour, to ethereal mass... How we visualize God impacts the way we approach him -but is there a right way to see God??

(Banner Series #15)

This banner item leans heavily on the Parable of the Sower (Mt 13, Mk 4, Lk 8) and our response to the Gospel.

The amazing Mel calls us to reflect on God's presence in current situation, taking guidance from the book of Esther.

Sam drops the next installment of our series from the book of James, considering how to respond with those who seem to have lost their way...

Continuing from James 5, Gavin speaks out about speaking out...

In the 'Great John Shuffle', we skip ahead to chapter 14 and learn how Jesus prepared his Disciples for the coming trials, reminding them that they are never alone.

Chris shares the stories of two evangelists who persevered in their ministry even while the fruit remained hidden. What does it look like for us to demonstrate faithfulness in this same way?

What do we do with our worry? Where does it come from, and how does that illustrate how we see God's character? While Jesus doesn't deny that we will face troubles, he reminds us that as Provider (Jireh) he meets us in each "today".

Message from Megan Brown on October 16, 2022