In Jesus' interactions with Peter in John 21, we see the answer to the question: "What does God do with us when we fail Him?" Even in the depths of our failure, we discover the depths of God's love and grace.

Psalm 14 give us a description of the godless and the hope that there is in God. How does this Psalm affect my worship of God, my witness, and our life as a church?

In the first encounter Jesus has in this last chapter of John, we see the presence of God, the work of God, and how God invites us to Himself.

Sometimes the very real struggle for faith is actually what strengthens faith. From the encounter between Thomas and Jesus in John 20, we see four truths that teach what faith is and what faith does.

As we see at the opening of John 20, initially Mary was in despair and the disciples were hiding in fear after the resurrection of Jesus. What hope and encouragement can we find in this?

In looking at how Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus responded to the death of Jesus in John 19, Pastor Wayne Griswold draws three applications about fear of man, courage, and the Kingdom of God.

How did Jesus fulfill Scripture? Why did Jesus fulfill Scripture? What should we do because Jesus fulfilled scripture? Pastor Wayne Griswold turns to John 19:31-37 for answers to these questions.

From Jesus' proclamation on the cross, "It is finished!" Pastor Wayne Griswold considers what was finished, when it was finished, why this is important, and four ways that this statement should change our lives.

Because Jesus thirsted on the cross, our many thirsts can be satisfied. Pastor Wayne Griswold considers some of the implications of the fact that Jesus thirsted on the cross, and then he draws some applications. Do you have the thirst of an empty...