Pastor Sean gives a brief update about where we are as a church and where we are heading

As we briefly review some of the key aspects of the book of John, we find that it's all about Jesus.

Peter miserably failed Jesus on the night of Jesus's arrest. How do you come back from something like that? Learn how to handle your own failures in this message from John 21.

Last week, we wrestled with the question, “Who am I seeking?” and saw that we should be seeking the Risen Savior. Today, we are going to see what happens when you have encountered the Risen Savior. As we look at some of the times Jesus appeared to his disciples, we will see that, once we understand who…

Seek the risen Savior.

As we look at Jesus's trial before Pilate, we find that it is full of ironic moments. These smaller ironies point us to the greatest irony of all: all the injustices and evil that we see in this passage were the means through which God would work to save the world.

As we see Peter's faith fail, we can't help but notice the faithfulness of Christ.

John 18 begins with the arrest of Jesus. As we lay a foundation for what we will see through the next several weeks, we will be reminded to submit to and worship the God who is always in control.

As Jesus prepared to leave the disciples, he reminded them that he was offering them a new Counselor and new comfort. Find out what that means for us today in this message from John 15:25-16:33.

God's incredible love for us allows us to love others and to endure the hatred of the world.