Semon in a sentence: "God’s Word is not just information; it’s a powerful force that transforms lives."

Engage with the daily reading plan through the 40 Days.

Read like you’re reading it for the first time.

This week we take a look at John 15 as a part of our 40 Days With The Word. What does it mean to abide? How does abiding affect us? And how can we inspire people to get into the Word?

“But if you remain in me and my words remain in you, you may ask for anything you want, and it will be granted! 

John 15:7

Sermon in a sentence: "When His words abide in you, your life is shaped by the power of Christ."

As we continue with our 40 Days With The Word series, Pastor Kitt Guerrier joins to dive more into the introduction to the Gospel of John. What does it mean for Jesus to be the Word? Why is the incarnation significant? And how does this affect the way we read Scripture?

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“So the Word became human and made his home among us. He was full of unfailing love and faithfulness. And we have seen his glory, the glory of the Father’s one and only Son.”

John 1:14

Sermon in a sentence: "To know Jesus is to know the Word, for He is the Word made flesh."

Is your view of Jesus, the Word, too small? Join us for the journey of 40 days with the Word.

As we prepare to begin our 40 Days with the Word journey, this week’s message, Discovering Jesus in the Word, sets the stage for what’s ahead. Many of us long for a closer relationship with Jesus but struggle to experience Him in a personal way. What if the Bible holds the key to that connection? Drawing from 2 Timothy 3:15, we’ll explore how Scripture reveals Jesus, leads us to trust Him, and invites us into a living, dynamic relationship. Join us as we rediscover the purpose and power of God’s Word and prepare our hearts for the transformative weeks ahead.

Sermon in a sentence: "Knowing the Word without knowing the Author leads to information, but knowing Jesus transforms your life."

Drawing from Exodus 20:8-11 and Matthew 11:27-30, Isaac will explore how embracing rest is an act of trust, reminding us that Jesus is enough. It’s a meaningful way to start off the new year with a focus on what truly matters. 

Sermon in a sentence: "Sabbath rest is the act of remembering that Jesus is enough."

Application: Try a full day of rest to use the gift of Sabbath that God has given us.