Join us as we continue our deep dive into the Gospel of John with a message from John 7:1-52. This is Jesus: He is not neutral - He cannot be controlled, scheduled, judged or silenced.

Join us as we continue our deep dive into the Gospel of John. This week we look at John 4:48-5:15. This is Jesus: He is the best physician.

Join us as we look at John 10:1-21 with a message called This is Jesus - He is God's promised shepherd

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Join us as we continue our journey through the Gospel of John. This week we we focus on John 9:1-41 with a message on spiritual sight. This is Jesus - if you had not noticed - He is the light of the world!

Join us as we continue our journey through the gospel of John. This is Jesus! Like Father Like Son...You cannot simply profess faith in Him and then passively observe Him and resist His claims. He will not be reduced to a spiritual accessory. John 8vs 31-59

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 The Gospel of John opens by addressing the most important question of all: Who is Jesus? Rather than relying on speculation, tradition, or cultural expectation, John answers this question through the testimony of John the Baptist, the first faithful witness. John the Baptist stands as a hinge between the Old and New Testaments, preparing the way for the arrival of the Messiah while refusing to draw attention to himself. 

 “The Word became flesh.” God has made Himself known by becoming human. John does not say the Word appeared human or visited for a while. He says the Word became flesh. When John says, “the Word”, he means God himself, His voice, His message, His heart. And then he says something extraordinary: the Word became flesh. Not a story. Not an idea. Not a dream. God became a real human being. He breathed our air. He walked our roads. He knew what it was like to be tired, hungry, joyful, and sad. God didn’t stay far away. He came close. He made His dwelling among us. The phrase means to pitch a tent. It echoes the tabernacle in the wilderness, where God lived among His people and met with Moses face to face. What the tent pointed to has now arrived. God has chosen to live with His people again, not in a place, but in a person. If we want to know what God is like, we look at Jesus.