Nothing goes unnoticed with God.  He sees all of our actions, and that should make us compel to please Him through our behavior all the more. Our study in John chapter four will continue today, so please stay with us because we’re going to rejoin a familiar and touching scene - the Lord’s encounter with the woman at the well.

Today we take you to John chapter four, where Jesus has a divine appointment with a woman from Samaria.  Now this woman, like many people today, was trying to fill a need in her life with things that were not going to last.  She’s about to learn that only Christ can bring satisfaction and meet her innermost needs. Join us, as we continue to see who Jesus is and what He’ll do in our lives if we’ll allow Him to.

The virtue of humility was exemplified in the man John the Baptist. We take you to John chapter three today on Bridging the Gap, and receive a wonderful lesson we’d do well to apply to our lives and ministry.

Without the sun, our planet would die. The sun is the center of our solar system and gives us light. Now the moon on the other hand, doesn’t have its own light. It merely reflects the light of the sun. In our time together today you could say that John the Baptist was like the moon and Jesus like the sun. Without the sun, the moon wouldn’t shine. John the Baptist knew this and redirects those amazed with his teaching to Jesus, the beginning of truth and wisdom. 

Pastor Lloyd Pulley is in the gospel of John today and one of the most famous of all chapters, chapter three.  Do you know what it means to be “born again”? It’s a pretty common term in Christian circles, yet many simply don’t understand what the Lord meant by that. Nicodemus needed some clarification, and perhaps you do too! 

 In the gospel of John chapter three, we’re introduced to a man who had a knowledge of Jesus that required a response!  So he went to Jesus for answers. And that’s certainly the right place to go. Let’s join pastor Lloyd in John chapter three, for a message centered around New Birth.

Pastor Lloyd Pulley is currently taking us through a study of John’s gospel and today we’ll be finishing up chapter two. Jesus had just cleared out the Temple Courts and He made this interesting statement: “Destroy this temple and I will raise it again in three days.” Jesus wasn’t talking about the Temple building. He was talking about his own body! Pastor Lloyd will use that statement as the foundation for his teaching on the resurrection of Christ and how it impacts our daily life.

As we continue our study of John’s Gospel today, we come across some people who were taking advantage of others and doing so in the house of God. They were pretending to be religious and this upset Jesus greatly. And very sadly this sort of thing is still happening in our world today, so let’s make sure we don’t get caught up in it ourselves.

Today on Bridging the Gap, we find Jesus and His disciples at a wedding, and something miraculous is about to take place. Jesus’ mother points at Jesus and tells the servants to, “Just do whatever He tells you to do”. Well said.  Pastor Lloyd Pulley is taking us through John, and today we continue in chapter two, and the account of Jesus’ first recorded miracle.

If you’ve been a Christian for some time, no doubt a well meaning friend has pointed to John chapter two, as though it’s giving permission for them to drink. But is that really the intent of the passage, or have we totally missed the point? Let’s find out together, and join Pastor Lloyd Pulley for this illuminating study framed around John two, verses one through twelve.