Near the end of His ministry, Jesus explained to His disciples what was going to happen over the next few days. He described where He was going and what He was going to do when He got there. His followers, confused and uncertain, admitted they didn’t know the way. Jesus answered with one of His most powerful declarations: “I am the Way.” He also encouraged them, saying, “Let not your hearts be troubled.”

Join Catalyst Church and Pastor Brandon Matheson as we study the book of John, linking Old Testament and Jewish traditions with the promises of the New Testament.

Come be encouraged and strengthened in your faith as we learn what it truly means that Jesus is the Way.

Near the end of His ministry, Jesus explained to His disciples what was going to happen over the next few days. He described where He was going and what He was going to do when He got there. His followers, confused and uncertain, admitted they didn’t know the way. Jesus answered with one of His most powerful declarations: “I am the Way.” He also encouraged them, saying, “Let not your hearts be troubled.”

Join Catalyst Church and Pastor Brandon Matheson as we study the book of John, linking Old Testament and Jewish traditions with the promises of the New Testament.

Come be encouraged and strengthened in your faith as we learn what it truly means that Jesus is the Way.

Near the end of His ministry, Jesus explained to His disciples what was going to happen over the next few days. He described where He was going and what He was going to do when He got there. His followers, confused and uncertain, admitted they didn’t know the way. Jesus answered with one of His most powerful declarations: “I am the Way.” He also encouraged them, saying, “Let not your hearts be troubled.”

Join Catalyst Church and Pastor Brandon Matheson as we study the book of John, linking Old Testament and Jewish traditions with the promises of the New Testament.

Come be encouraged and strengthened in your faith as we learn what it truly means that Jesus is the Way.

Near the end of His ministry, Jesus explained to His disciples what was going to happen over the next few days. He described where He was going and what He was going to do when He got there. His followers, confused and uncertain, admitted they didn’t know the way. Jesus answered with one of His most powerful declarations: “I am the Way.” He also encouraged them, saying, “Let not your hearts be troubled.”

Join Catalyst Church and Pastor Brandon Matheson as we study the book of John, linking Old Testament and Jewish traditions with the promises of the New Testament.

Come be encouraged and strengthened in your faith as we learn what it truly means that Jesus is the Way.

Near the end of His ministry, Jesus explained to His disciples what was going to happen over the next few days. He described where He was going and what He was going to do when He got there. His followers, confused and uncertain, admitted they didn’t know the way. Jesus answered with one of His most powerful declarations: “I am the Way.” He also encouraged them, saying, “Let not your hearts be troubled.”

Join Catalyst Church and Pastor Brandon Matheson as we study the book of John, linking Old Testament and Jewish traditions with the promises of the New Testament.

Come be encouraged and strengthened in your faith as we learn what it truly means that Jesus is the Way.

Near the end of His ministry, Jesus explained to His disciples what was going to happen over the next few days. He described where He was going and what He was going to do when He got there. His followers, confused and uncertain, admitted they didn’t know the way. Jesus answered with one of His most powerful declarations: “I am the Way.” He also encouraged them, saying, “Let not your hearts be troubled.”

Join Catalyst Church and Pastor Brandon Matheson as we study the book of John, linking Old Testament and Jewish traditions with the promises of the New Testament.

Come be encouraged and strengthened in your faith as we learn what it truly means that Jesus is the Way.

(This episode was initially titled Part 3 but is actually Part 4)

The New Testament book, 1st Peter, written by the apostle Simon Peter, focuses on the concept of the "imperishable seed". Peter mentions being "born again, not of perishable seed, but of imperishable, through the living and enduring word of God". The Word of God, as the source of new life, is an incorruptible seed that produces spiritual growth and transformation.

Join Pastor Brandon Matheson and Catalyst Church for this verse-by-verse study of the book of 1st Peter.

(This is the corrected Part 3 episode)

The New Testament book, 1st Peter, written by the apostle Simon Peter, focuses on the concept of the "imperishable seed". Peter mentions being "born again, not of perishable seed, but of imperishable, through the living and enduring word of God". The Word of God, as the source of new life, is an incorruptible seed that produces spiritual growth and transformation.

Join Pastor Brandon Matheson and Catalyst Church for this verse-by-verse study of the book of 1st Peter.

The New Testament book, 1st Peter, written by the apostle Simon Peter, focuses on the concept of the "imperishable seed". Peter mentions being "born again, not of perishable seed, but of imperishable, through the living and enduring word of God". The Word of God, as the source of new life, is an incorruptible seed that produces spiritual growth and transformation.

Join Pastor Brandon Matheson and Catalyst Church for this verse-by-verse study of the book of 1st Peter.

The New Testament book, 1st Peter, written by the apostle Simon Peter, focuses on the concept of the "imperishable seed". Peter mentions being "born again, not of perishable seed, but of imperishable, through the living and enduring word of God". The Word of God, as the source of new life, is an incorruptible seed that produces spiritual growth and transformation.

Join Pastor Brandon Matheson and Catalyst Church for this verse-by-verse study of the book of 1st Peter.