Now we move into the main theme of this Wilderness series, that the children of Israel are in their own personal wilderness. They are struggling to trust and follow the God who created and delivered them. This rebellion is literally affecting everything.

We want to trust in Jesus, to depend on Him, and to lean on His understanding, but all too often we trust in ourselves, depend on our own abilities, and lean on our own understanding. We know we can't live God's life in our own strength, but how do we practically live in His?

The time has come for the children of Israel to begin their journey from Sinai to the Promised Land. But there is a problem. Find out more in this opening to an incredible exploration of the book of Numbers.

We want to trust in Jesus, to depend on Him, and to lean on His understanding, but all too often we trust in ourselves, depend on our own abilities, and lean on our own understanding. We know we can't live God's life in our own strength, but how do we practically live in His? This message explains how to live God's life in His power.

Because Jesus is real we are a family of faith, fully engaged… Are we really? Who defines what family and full engagement look like? What does God want from me, and what does He want for me? Part of the answer to those questions is found in Luke 9:23-26. Join us as we learn how to fully engage in the life of faith Jesus gave His life to make possible.

With each successive “I AM” statement Jesus makes in the Gospel of John, we are confronted with who God is. Amazing things happen when Jesus explains to us who He is and we simply respond to Him. In this message, Jesus reveals that He is the Way, the Truth and the Life. This is of the most powerful and controversial claims Jesus ever makes, and it's the answer to every one of our biggest questions.

This message is the last message in our Camp series. We will now see the second celebration of the Passover. It has been a year since the deliverance of the children of Israel from Egypt. Before they can leave Sinai, God wants them to commemorate the Passover, and then get going.

Jesus died on a cross, but many great leaders, teachers and prophets have died too. What's different about Jesus' death? His death on the cross led to an empty tomb. Many have died, but only Jesus is resurrected and lives today. The empty tomb means that death gives way to life! In this “I AM” series message from John’s Gospel, Jesus says, “I am the resurrection and the life.” It's an exciting statement to explore, as we seek to understand more about who Jesus really is.

I am the Bread of Life. I am the Light of the World. I am the Door of the Sheepfold. In this series Jesus is blowing our minds with how He describes Himself. This time, we will be meeting Jesus again for the very first time as The Good Shepherd. The phrase is common, but it has some life-changing implications for us.

Jesus wants everyone to know who He is and what He's all about. He says what He means, and means what He says. That's why the “I AM” series from John's Gospel is so important. This week Jesus declares, “I am the door.” What does that mean? We will unpack this powerful reality and learn how we can respond to what Jesus is revealing to us.