Pastor Christopher Preston encourages us with the reality that our salvation is not dependent on any good works that we have done, but is dependent on God alone. However, he also assures us that we are still expected to do good works and grow in our knowledge of Jesus Christ by looking at 1 John 5:6-13.

Pastor Christopher Preston highlights three defining characteristics, found in 1 John 5:1-5, that Christians are to embody, in order that we might overcome the world.

Pastor Christopher Preston teaches us of the importance of love for God as well as the importance of love for our Christian brothers and sisters in 1 John 4:13-21.

Pastor Christopher Preston reflects on the sad reality of an empty auditorium while rejoicing in the glorious reality of an empty tomb for Easter Sunday 2020.

Pastor Christopher preaches from 1 John on the import and distinctiveness of the Christian's love for his brother in Christ, as opposed to the self-focus of unsaved world.

Pastor Christopher draws encouraging principles from Psalm 4 on how we can sleep in peace even in the midst of crisis and uncertainty.

Gene Cunningham concludes his time with us during this service by reminding us of the wonderful gift we have as heirs with Christ through Romans 8 and other passages.

Gene Cunningham begins to conclude his time with us during this service by warning us of the dangers in loving the world and what we should love instead by looking at 1 John 2:15-17 as well as other passages.

Pastor Christopher Preston concludes our study of the Gospel of John by challenging us in our responsibilities as disciples with the words Jesus gave to Peter and the final words of the disciple whom Jesus loved in John 21:15-25.

Pastor Christopher Preston provides us with practical ways in which we can test the spirits that seek to guide us to or away from the knowledge of God through 1 John 4:1-6.