You can tell a lot about a person by listening to them pray. You find out what they believe about God, what they believe about people, and what’s actually important to them. In this text, we see exactly what is on the mind of Jesus as He prepares to head to the cross.

Key Moments from the Message:

"He has authority over all."

Whether we recognize it or not, Jesus is the King of kings. We can willingly and joyfully submit to that authority now, or we can rebel—but His authority doesn't change based on our opinion. He is the just and righteous judge who will one day make all things new.

"This is eternal life, that they may know you, the only true God, and the one you have sent, Jesus Christ." — John 17:3

Think about it too long, your head will explode. Don’t think about it enough, you’ll spend eternity separated from Him. Let’s look at the Word together.

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John 16:16–33

Ever read the Bible and thought, "I have no idea what Jesus is talking about"? If so, you’re in good company. In John 16, the disciples are sitting right there at the table, whispering in the corner like, "Hey Bartholomew, what’s He saying?" In this message, we’re finishing up the Last Supper—and let’s be honest, if this were a Chinese buffet, we would’ve been kicked out weeks ago with how long we’ve spent here! But Jesus stays in the room with them (and us) to cut through the confusion. He’s preparing them for the reality of a broken world, but He’s also giving them a joy that no one—not your neighbor, not your boss, and not your circumstances—can ever snatch away.

Today Pastor Rich will discuss:

A Few Questions to Kick Around:

"In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world." — John 16:33

Join us as we look at why we can be strong and courageous. Not because we have enough faith—even faith is a gift!—but because the battle is already won.

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"If the world hates you, understand that it hated me before it hated you." These words from John 15 are some of the most challenging in scripture. Today, we explore the theme of suffering and the divine strength provided to every believer through the Holy Spirit.

Questions to Ponder while you listen:

Key Highlights:

Scripture Reference: John 15:18–16:15

"If all your ideas were good and right and proper, you probably wouldn't need a Counselor. A good Counselor challenges those faulty ways of thinking and leads you out of the miry pit."

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Have you ever felt like God was silent while your world was turning dark? Have you struggled with "soundtracks of regret" playing on a loop in your mind, telling you that you aren't enough or that your past defines your future?

In this powerful message, we dive into Romans 8:31-39, a passage often called the "Hymn of Victory." We explore the life-altering reality that because Jesus rose from the grave, there is no challenge—no matter how crushing—that the Resurrection cannot answer.

In This Sermon, You’ll Discover:

Key Questions to Reflect On:

"There is no problem that a good Resurrection can't cure." Whether you are walking through a season of "heavenly confetti" or you feel like a "sheep led to the slaughter," this message is a reminder that the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead dwells within you.

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Join us for a unique perspective on Palm Sunday as we journey through the eyes of the Apostle Peter. This episode explores the radical nature of Jesus’ ministry—His compassion for the hungry, His power over death, and His sovereign authority over all of creation.

From the quiet shores of fishing docks to the shouting crowds of Jerusalem, the message remains the same: Jesus is who He says He is. We dive into Luke 19 to see why Jesus wept over the city and what it means for us to recognize "the time of God’s coming" in our own lives today.

Are you holding onto something today that "the Lord has need of"?

When you look at Jesus, do you see a historical figure or the Prince of Peace who can calm your current storm?

Lazarus was called out of the grave; what "dead" areas of your life is Jesus calling to come forth today?

Will you join the redemption story, or will you let the rocks cry out in your place?