Genuine love for Jesus is marked by His love, in us, producing obedience, a new love for Him, and a deep love for others.

In John 14, Jesus teaches us that He is our very life -

and that our hearts can rest in this truth, even in the midst of great trouble.

Randy Moore is with us as we conclude John 13. In this weeks passage, Jesus teaches us what we (as His disciples and His Church) are to be known for.

The Gospel of John continues with Jesus taking the form of a servant by washing His disciple's feet. What does this mean for us?

How do we begin to create a culture of racial reconciliation and ethnic unity? Kendrick Banks from The Crossing Church in Monroe, LA joins us to show us what a Gospel culture of racial unity starts with and should look like.

1 Peter 4 gives us crucial clarity on what a life on intentional mission and surrendered obedience to Jesus Christ looks like.

Part 3. What does it look like to create a culture of honest prayer and transparent confession?

This week Jacob Setser, our worship pastor at Center Church, walks us through what it looks like to create a culture rooted in "the knowledge of God" and true worship in spirit and truth.

The first part of our month-long series, we look at what it means to create a culture of Gospel and Grace within our church and city.

We conclude John 12 and see the implications of ordained, Spiritual blindness - as well as the saving power of Jesus Christ.