In John 6, we are told of Jesus feeding the 5,000. Part of the miracle is the abundance that Jesus offers the people. In a world where love, grace, and mercy often seem scarce, Jesus offers more than we could imagine.

Pastor Steve picks up on the third sign of Jesus in the Gospel of John in chapter 5 where Jesus encounters a man with a disability for 38 years. Jesus asks him, "Do you want to be made well?" This is a question we must ask ourselves when we've allowed our identity to be shaped by the world's messages and scripts rather than by Jesus.

Today we begin a new series where we investigate the signs, or miracles, of Jesus in the Gospel of John. These signs point to who Jesus is and the mission he came to fulfill. This week, Pastor Neyda takes us through the miracle at the Wedding at Cana of Galilee to show us that Jesus is Just in time and more than enough.

As we celebrate the ministry of the laity of Avenue Church, Rev. John Van Tine shares about the call for all persons to engage in ministry.

As we begin the New Year, many people are making resolutions and seeking to live in step with God. How do we hear and understand God's purpose and plans for our lives? This week, Pastor Steve shares four steps to gain clarity in discerning God's will for our lives.

Many of us have experienced the challenges and trials of life. We stress, worry, and are filled with anxiety. Where do we find peace in the midst of life's troubles? On this second Sunday of Advent, we look to the story of Joseph and the peace he received from God.

It's the first week of Advent! As we light the first candle on the Advent Wreath, we look at the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth and how they experienced hope in the midst of lifelong disappointment.

Pastor Steve looks at Luke 17:11-19 as we prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving. Within the text there is the encouragement to look for gratitude in unexpected places, and a warning not to give into the temptation to be jaded or cynical during this season of thanks.

On this Christ the King Sunda, Pastor Neyda points us to the greatest of Jesus and reminds us that Jesus should be first in our life and praise.