Jesus raises a man who had been dead for three days and this triggers the Jews to plot Jesus' prophesied death.

Jesus doubles down on His claims to be the Son of God. This nearly got Him killed but his time was not yet.

A man born blind is healed by Jesus. Though it is a wonderful new beginning, it comes with its own challenges.

Jesus continues to address His critics, who are living in complete denial about their political and spiritual situation.

Jesus' critics attempt to discredit Him and destroy a lost woman at the same time. His response not only disarmed them, but redeemed her.

Jesus openly declares Himself as Israel's Messiah in the midst of opposition.

Jesus made shocking claims that He had come from God, had seen God, and offered eternal life. He also knew who was sincere and who was offended.

Pastor Chris returns to the Gospel of John, where Jesus challenges the multitudes who followed Him only for the miraculous meals. Jesus wants to do so much more than meet our physical needs.

The Beautiful Promise of a Messiah was given to a desperate people during unbearable times. That's why the Gospel is Good News.

Philip Vanover tells from the Nativity story how the Infant Jesus ministered to everyone involved in the story, from kings to outcasts.