As we wrap up the Gospel of John, we see Jesus' call to forgiveness and reconciliation with Peter.

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We find ourselves nearing the end of John's gospel, where Jesus meets peter and some other disciples on the shore. Jesus performs yet another miracle, but this one feels different. The disciples have gone back to work, back to the life they knew prior to Jesus. But here, Jesus meets them after he has risen. He never criticized them for going fishing, in fact like always, Jesususes the fishing to teach them and love them through the difficultseason.

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As we near the end of the Gospel of John, we explore the interactions of Jesus and his disciples (Specifically Thomas) post-resurrection.

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As we near the end of the Gospel of John, we see the resurrected Christ interacting with his Disciples.

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As we wrap up our series in the Gospel of John, we talk about the resurrection, and pastor Matt asks the question "what are you doing" as we explore how Jesus' disciples respond to an empty tomb

As we near the end of John's Gospel, we take a look at the Crucifixion of Jesus. Pastor Matt talks about how Jesus fulfills the scriptures, and asks how the death of Jesus has or should change our lives.

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In the last hours of His life, Jesus is condemned and sent to the cross. We see God's providence in how Jesus brings fulfillment to many scriptures, but we also see "signs from the sign" himself. Pastor matt brings three signs to our attention:1. When you are in your darkest moment, theLord still has the power and control over you,not your enemy.2. When you are misrepresented in your witness,the Lord’s definition of you is all that matters.3. When you are embarrassed and exposed, theLord will use it for His glory and his purposes.

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As we near the end of John's Gospel, we will shortly see Jesus on trial, but unless we find ourselves in the trial and approach the decision made to crucify Jesus as a personal decision, then we are missing the cross altogether. All of us have a decision to make when it comes to Jesus. What will you choose?

As we continue walking through the Gospel of John, we arrive at a point in the narrative where Jesus has been arrested and will soon go to the cross. in this latter half of John 18, Pastor Matt explores the contrast between Jesus and Peter.

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Pastor Matt continues walking us through the book of John! In Gethsemane, Jesus asked his disciples to wait while he prayed, taking Peter, James, and John with him for support. Expressing deep distress, he asked them to stay awake with him. In prayer, Jesus pleaded with God to let the coming suffering pass if possible, yet submitted to God’s will. He prayed this three times but found the disciples asleep each time. Finally, he told them to get up, for his betrayer was near. In John’s Gospel, there is no mention of Jesus agonizing in the garden before his arrest.