As we continued through our Study through the Gospel of John, we saw today a contrast. As last week we saw Jesus on the throne, this week we saw Jesus leave his place and become a servant washing feet. Our challenge was more than us washing others feet, but also how do we keep coming to Jesus so that we could be clean.

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This week we picked back up in our God Revealed Series as we are studying through the Gospel of John. We spent time today seeing how John used 2 passages from the Book of Isaiah to show how Jesus, through His Words and Actions, demonstrated who He was. Yet despite all the evidence many didn't believe or trust him, as we experience even to this day.

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We concluded the second part of our Great Commission Series. We explored how Baptism doesn't save us, but it does sanctify us as we are given a new identity and a new family. Lastly we looked at how knowing we are deeply loved by God changes us, and that Jesus's teaching were ultimately different ways to love God and love our neighbor more. We closed out out time being reminded that God desires to dwell with us and that his presence is always near.

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As we spent the last few weeks looking at Jesus's life after His resurrection, it made sense to look at His final words before His ascension. So we are spending a couple weeks studying the Great Commission in Matthew 28. The big idea is discipleship. What is it and how do we do it? We'll explore it together.

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This week we spent time looking at John 21 as Jesus restored Peter. Peter had denied Jesus and not yet had a chance to speck with Jesus about it. We Jesus finding Peter, and having a conversation far different than Peter may have been expecting. Jesus loved him and wanted Peter to know how much.

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Happy Resurrection Day! Jesus is Risen.

We continued in our Jesus Said Series as we looked at three conversations that the Risen Jesus had with different followers of His. He met them where they were at as they struggled to believe that he was truly risen.

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This is our Good Friday Service. It is a continuation of our Jesus Said Series with the focus on the 7 statements that Jesus said from the cross. Each one emphasizes a different aspect of Jesus's character, power, and mission.

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As we spend time this season reflecting on Jesus's Death and Resurrection, we start the 1st week of looking at Jesus's Betrayal, Arrest, Trials, and the Denial of Peter. Although Judas and Peter tend to be the main characters in this part of the story, we did see that there were many other characters involved in sending Jesus to the cross. But it's how Jesus responds and interacts with the very people that betray and deny Him, that should give us all hope.

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As we continue our Study through the Gospel of John, we spent time this week looking at Jesus's conversation with a group of Greeks. They had came to worship and celebrate the Passover in Jerusalem and, while they were there, wanted to see Jesus. Our goal is the same as the Greeks of our story. We wish to see Jesus, and we hope to communicate Him in such a way that He can be seen by others. Only when we look to Jesus, are we made whole, and God is glorified.

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As we continue through our study in the Gospel of John, we spent some time to look at the larger Story of God. This story helped us frame the scene, including the tension, as Jesus rode in to Jerusalem for His triumphal entry. Jesus was nothing of what the people had been waiting for, and, in many ways, a deep disappointment. For many of us, Jesus may not be the Savior you were expecting, but He is the Savior you are looking for.

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