Dallas Willard describes joy as “a pervasive and constant sense of well-being that is infused with hope because of the goodness of God.” Jesus promises that that joy is available to us and that he will make our joy complete. Justin Fung unpacks how Jesus gets us there. [John 15:1-25]

Elder Marisa Stubbs delivers the word of John 13:21-38 which predicts both Judas’ and Peter’s betrayals. She speaks of real pain of betrayal while pointing to the glory, grace, and mercy of Jesus. [John 13:21-38]

Elder Marisa Stubbs delivers the word of John 13:21-38 which predicts both Judas’ and Peter’s betrayals. She speaks of real pain of betrayal while pointing to the glory, grace, and mercy of Jesus. [John 13:21-38]

Guest Preacher, David Bailey, brings us into the wilderness of Deuteronomy as he speaks those who seek justice, but don’t always see it. God’s provision is for those who are flourishing and for those under the weight of oppression. How we view God determines how we make sense of the wilderness walk.  [Deuteronomy 8:1-3]

Guest Preacher, David Bailey, brings us into the wilderness of Deuteronomy as he speaks those who seek justice, but don’t always see it. God’s provision is for those who are flourishing and for those under the weight of oppression. How we view God determines how we make sense of the wilderness walk.  [Deuteronomy 8:1-3]

As we journey through John, we’ve reached the account of Jesus washing the disciples’ feet as a example of servant leadership. Lisa Watson teaches on the love, knowledge, and vulnerability behind servanthood and the marks of a servant. [John 13:1-17]

As we journey through John, we’ve reached the account of Jesus washing the disciples’ feet as a example of servant leadership. Lisa Watson teaches on the love, knowledge, and vulnerability behind servanthood and the marks of a servant. [John 13:1-17]

In order to fulfill one’s purpose, one must have a process for getting there. Matthew Watson unpacks how Jesus’ purpose — bringing life, light, and salvation — necessitated a process that involved going through death, darkness, and isolation; and how that gives us hope. [John 12:20-50]

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In order to fulfill one’s purpose, one must have a process for getting there. Matthew Watson unpacks how Jesus’ purpose — bringing life, light, and salvation — necessitated a process that involved going through death, darkness, and isolation; and how that gives us hope. [John 12:20-50]

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We rejoin the story after Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead and find him facing tremendous pushback from the religious leaders. Why does he encounter such opposition for doing good? Andrea Ackermann explains the threat that Jesus poses — to systems and structures … and to us. [John 11:45-57]

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