Faith is a huge part of John's Gospel, and the whole Christian message. But what is true faith? How do we foster it in our lives? We look at the second miraculous sign in John to find out.

As we approach the birth of Jesus, what do all the glorious names and titles given to Jesus mean for us today?

When infighting or bickering rises up in our lives, what's the solution? James 4 shows us the way.

Words are a huge part of our lives! The words we speak, and the words spoken to us. How does faith in Jesus shape our speech? James helps us see!

How does prayer unlock things in our serving of Birmingham? Blake teaches us three things to help us grasp the power of prayer as we look outwards to our communities.

Is Christianity a religion of works? Or a religion of faith? In the book of James, we see a surprising answer, but one crucial to our understanding of what being a follower of Jesus is meant to look and feel like today.

We join the immediate aftermath of Jesus' meeting the woman at the well, and as the disciples struggle with Jesus even speaking to a woman, we see a model of discipleship from the unlikely source. We also see the gospel in her words, and advice for those who are just looking in on the whole Christianity thing.

Jesus' conversation with the woman at the well shows us our deepest needs in life, and how Jesus can meet them.

John the Baptist had a lot going for him - a big crowd and a decent following! How will he respond as Jesus seems to begin surpassing him? We see an example of what it looks like to live with Jesus as the main character.

Sometimes, everything's going so quickly in and around us, that things can get out of shape, out of place, out of step with our relationship with others and with God. James' advice in chapter 1 verse 19 of his book is to 'slow down'. Dave helps us understand.