Week 29 in our series through the Gospel of John has Jesus exposing the unbelief of the religious leaders questioning Him. How can we ensure we don't fall into the same traps?

"The time is coming, indeed it's here now..." These words of Jesus carry the weight of eternal life. It's time to "Get Woke."

Have you ever wondered why God is called the "Father" and why Jesus called the "Son?" This week we're going to talk about why it's an important question to ask. Thanks for being with us today and we hope you'll be blessed by our time together.

There's something really important Jesus wants you to know about taking a day off but you'll have to wait until the end of the message to find out what it is.

When you're done listening, connect with someone you know with our "Talk It Over" and be intentional about applying the message to your everyday life.

Jesus talks to a man who's been laying by a pool for 38 years. Their exchange will challenge your thinking about what it means to live with expectation and to trust in the word of Jesus.

What if the only person you believed could help your dying son told you to go home? Would you be able to walk away with no assurances? Today in our series "Just Give Me Jesus" we'll hear about a father that was faced with that choice. Invite someone to join you for this challenging message, "Walking Toward Your Miracle."

Have you ever had something unexpected happen? Have you ever thought you knew all there was to know about someone, only to find out something unexpected? How about when it comes to God? A Divine Encounter describes what happens when we unexpectedly find ourselves in the presence of God. We don't know why you chose this message, but this could be the beginning of a divine encounter for you.

What if we really started to let God into the small details of our lives? Would it change the way we see the seemingly mundane interactions of our every day schedules? What if the "coincidences" in life are actually "divine moments" orchestrated by God?

John answers the concern about Jesus drawing more attention than John the Baptist. While his statement took a lot of humility, it also contained a lot of logic. Today, PB asks the question, "who do you consider to be the G.O.A.T. in your life? The answer may not be as obvious as you think.

What happens when we start have useless debates? Usually nothing good. How do we avoid pointless arguments and fulfill God's purpose for our lives? That's what we'll talk about today in our series, "Just Give Me Jesus."