Often thought of as a mere party trick, Jesus’s first miracle was so much more. Pastor Nicoletti helps us understand this often misunderstood event in his sermon “The Wine, The Wedding, and The Way: Jesus’s First Sign” from John 2:1-11

Consider something that ought to make us angry: the growing unwillingness in our time among professing, evangelical Christians to embrace the historically Christian and obviously biblical explanation of the cross. Pastor Rayburn preached on this topic on Sunday evening with his sermon “What Did The Cross Achieve?” taken from Isaiah 52:13-53:12.

“Can anything good come out of Nazareth?” Pastor Nicoletti draws interesting and relevant parallels between Nathaniel’s response in the Gospel of John, and many of our responses today. He also throws in a little Dr. Who! Hear Pastor Nicoletti tell us how Jesus is so much more than we imagined from less than we expected, in this sermon from John 1:43-51.

Elder Mike Pfefferle completed his History of the Early Church during the Sunday School hour this past Sunday morning.

In the evening service, the Rev. Nathaniel Gutierrez preached “The Christian’s Double Standard: A Message on Forgiveness” from Matthew 18:21-35

Three kinds of testimonies are illustrated by Pastor Nicoletti in this passage from John 1:35-42.

Alliterating for the second sequential Sunday, Steven studies Samuel, sermonizing on “The Serpent, the Spirit, and the Second-Rate Servants.”

Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. This week, Pastor Nicoletti helps us understand Jesus as both the Apocalyptic Warrior Lamb and the Sacrificial Lamb, preaching from John 1:29-34

Part 17 of Mike Pfefferle’s History of the Early Church

Pastor Nicoletti alliterates and illuminates with “Fickle Followers and the Steadfast Sovereign” from 1 Samuel 10:17-27, preached in the evening service.