Jesus’ prayer comes to us in three movements: That the Father would glorify him so that he might bring glory to the Father. That the Father would protect his disciples as they are sent into the world to represent him, and that all of us would reflect...

While none of us were present in the upper room, John wants us to know that Jesus’ expression of love for his disciples, was also an expression of his love for us. He invites us into the upper room to witness a selfless act, and to see far more in...

In Matthew 7:13-27, Jesus describes the roads we choose, how we know we are on the right road, and how we stay on the that road.

The call of Jesus is to lift our gaze above the routine of daily living and embrace a kingdom; a kingdom we were created for; a kingdom in which we will thrive and flourish; a kingdom ruled by a loving heavenly Father who knows what we need.

Jesus’ call was a call to mission. He challenged his first disciples, who were knee deep in fishing nets at the time, to “Follow me, and I will send you out to fish for people.”

The invitation of the gospel does not come to the accomplished and self-sufficient, but to those who are weary and burdened.

“I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.” When we are cut off from Jesus we are cut off from the source of life.