Greatness in the Kingdom of God is so counter-cultural to greatness in the world. By washing His disciples' feet (a foreshadowing of his death on the cross), Jesus demonstrates unconditional love and that serving others is the hallmark of true greatness.

The Father reveals His shepherding heart through his Son, and leaves us with the essential question, "What do you make of Jesus?".

Jesus reveals that holiness and grace are carefully crafted partners in the heart of God the Father.

Despite how difficult the storms are, we encounter Jesus and see Him in ways like never before; He is the God who rescues us from storms and calms the roaring seas.

The Sabbath was an enforced day of rest but what kind of rest comes with following rules and regulations? True rest - rest for the heart - is found in Jesus. We can rest because Jesus is at work.

We're surrounded by so many good things that masquerade as ultimate things but they will never quench our thirst - the longing for "more than this" - that we all have. Jesus is the giver of living water.

We are studying the Gospel of John in the hope of answering the question, "Who is God?" From arguably the greatest verse in all of Scripture (Jn 3:16) we learn that our God is a God who saves.

We Know God By Knowing JesusThe Greatest Command calls us to "Love the Lord your God...". But who is He? The Gospel According to John answers that question by telling us about Jesus since, in Jesus' own words, "If you've seen me you've seen the Father." Today's sermon is an introduction to the 14 week series through John's Gospel.

A look at what we are trusting for in 2015 -- Exalting Jesus as Lord in our lives and in our city. We desire to fulfill the Great Commission by obeying the Greatest Commands, and we are excited for the year ahead of loving God and loving others.

Jesus inaugurated “a new way to be human” by which man can live at peace with man. Those who follow Jesus are called to be peacemakers……demonstrating the reality of Jesus’ reign as King and Prince of Peace,…making tangible the transformational message that we preach.