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September 25, 2026Have You Considered my Servant Job? / Fall Retreat 2026 Evening Session 1...more1h 12minPlay
September 20, 2026…his testimony is true / Jhn 21:24-25After walking through the Gospel of John together, we have watched Jesus turn water into wine, give sight to the blind, raise the dead, lay down His life, and rise again. Now, as John brings his account to a close, he leaves us with one final assertion: “We know that his testimony is true.”John did not set out to write a religious fable or merely preserve the philosophy of Jesus. He wrote as an eyewitness giving testimony to what he had seen and heard. And after everything we have witnessed through his Gospel—the testimony, the miracles, the cross, the empty tomb, and the extraordinary claims of Christ—we are left with a question that cannot be avoided: What will we do with Jesus Christ?In this sermon we close our journey through the Gospel of John by looking back at the evidence John has given us and considering whether what we have seen has actually changed us. We came. We saw. Now—do we believe?...more55minPlay
September 13, 2026…he should glorify God / Jhn 21:12-22What do we do when our worst failure seems to define us? In John 21, Peter comes face-to-face with the Christ he denied—and discovers that grace doesn’t merely forgive his past; it restores his purpose. Jesus calls Peter out of shame, back into the mission, and ultimately toward a path of discipleship that will cost him everything. In this message, we’ll see how our love for Christ produces a love for others, why following Jesus requires us to embrace our own calling rather than compare it with someone else’s, and how a man who once denied Christ to save his life would eventually give his life to glorify God. Peter’s story reminds us that our failures do not have to determine how we finish—grace gives us a future, and the call remains the same: “Follow me.”...more1h 1minPlay
August 30, 2026Written, that ye might believe / Jhn 20:30-21:11Thomas believed when he saw the risen Christ—but Jesus pronounced a blessing upon those who would believe without seeing. In John 20–21, we discover that biblical faith is not wishful thinking, blind optimism, or confidence in ourselves. It is resting the full weight of our convictions upon what God has said. And when that faith moves from belief to obedience, it produces fruitfulness that human effort alone never could.In this message, we consider what faith is, where it begins, and how it manifests in the life of a disciple. If skepticism has made your faith cautious, your obedience hesitant, or your expectations small, John’s Gospel gives us a compelling invitation: believe the Word of Christ, cast the net, and discover the abundance of true faith....more54minPlay
August 23, 2026Except I shall see / John 20:18-29In John 20, the disciples have heard the news of the resurrection, yet they are still hiding behind closed doors—afraid, uncertain, and unsure of what comes next. Jesus meets them there with a message of peace, a renewed sense of purpose, and a call to believe. But Thomas reminds us how easily skepticism can keep us from participating in what God is doing. This message challenges us to consider whether fear, disappointment, and unanswered questions have quietly become excuses for disengagement—and calls us to find our peace in the risen Christ, embrace His purpose, and be not faithless, but believing....more57minPlay