Love is not silent. It expresses itself with meaningful words. Jesus understood how powerful and influential his words were and used them carefully.

Today we celebrate some of the great stories of all that God has done in the last year.

On the one year anniversary of our Together For Washington campaign, we share some of the progress, and recap on where we are heading.

On Easter Sunday we celebrate the fact that Jesus rose again. We discover that some who didn't know him, recognized him as the Son of God, and some who should have known him, didn't!

On Palm Sunday Jesus entered Jerusalem to the shouts and praises of crowds of people, and yet there were some who weren't happy to see him. Today we look at Jesus through the eyes of the Pharisees to try and discover why they had such a problem with him.

Today we look at Jesus through the eyes of Mary and Martha, the sisters of Lazarus. When Lazarus died they felt like Jesus had let them down. We ask the question "how do you respond when it seems like Jesus has let you down?"

If anyone could ever truly say they understood the mercy of Jesus, it was the woman who was caught in the act of adultery. When others cried out for justice, the only person qualified to actually throw a stone chose to show mercy.

Before he was even born, Mary, his mother, knew he was remarkable. As he grew to become a man she saw the amazing things he did, and today we get a glimpse of him through her eyes.

In this series we will be looking at Jesus through the eyes of different people who interacted with him. Today we learn from Peter that Jesus was able to see something in him that no one else could see.

Not all memories are good memories. Some of the patterns in our lives can be traced all the way back to the family we grew up in. Today we look at how God wants to help us break the negative patterns and redeem previously painful memories.