This week's Jesus story comes from John 8:1-11 as we consider what Jesus really meant when he said, “Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her," and learn what it cost him to say, "Then, neither do I condemn you."

This week, we discuss the famous story of the calming of the storm from Mark 4:35-41 and learn how our understanding of the story changes when we focus on the main character. It's not about him calming the "storms" in our lives: it's just about him. It's his boat.

We continue our Jesus Stories series with one of the most unique miracle stories in the Bible: Jesus turning water to wine in John 2:1-11. Through this story, we learn something important about the character and mission of Jesus, that he came to be the restorer of joy. And, we discuss what it means both to receive his joy and to give it away.

The first message in our Jesus Stories series. This week, we discussed Matthew 3:13-4:11, the temptation and baptism of Jesus, from which we learned how to deal with temptation in our own lives by holding onto the identity God has given us through Jesus.

The first message in our Jesus Stories series. This week, we discussed Matthew 3:13-4:11, the temptation and baptism of Jesus, from which we learned how to deal with temptation in our own lives by holding onto the identity God has given us through Jesus.