Guest Pastor Brian Bachochin shares the Living Hope we have from Peter's First Epistle.

Jesus, is approached by the very crowd He seeks to avoid, yet He ministers to them and shows the Disciples that God can greatly use our limited resources.

Jesus refers His attackers to the witnesses to His authority and Mission - The Father, John the Baptist, His Works, and the Scriptures.

Jesus encounters a teddy man and asks him if he'd like to be healed, instead of an answer, the man gives excuses. How many of us do the same?

God wants to do so much more for us than give us what we want.

Jesus reminds his followers that we need not wait to start working for God. People are ready to hear, as evidenced by the Samaritan villagers who welcomed Him, a stranger.

Many are needy, but will not ask God for help because we do not realize what He is offering us. Pastor Chris teaches on this from John 4 where Jesus encounters a confused and needy woman.

When God is at work, we sometimes don't understand what is going on. In this famous passage, John the Baptist expresses his joy that Jesus is getting more attention than himself.

Pastor Chris takes a closer look at this familiar passage about a private meeting between a wise Jewish Elder and a controversial young preacher.

Jesus enters drives the wicked self-serving men from the Temple. Will we allow Him to cleanse our lives of self-serving religion?