If we are to say we love Jesus, we must learn to love one another.

Brenden Hough, one of our High School Sophomores, shares about the "agape love" of God and what that means to our lives.

As part of clansing the community of faith, Jesus sends Judas away from the community. What can we learn about keeping our church pure from this passage?

Jesus prepares the community for the task of discipleship and gives a glimpse into his redemptive crucifixion by washing the disciples' feet.

Is the resurrection something we can only accept by faith? Or is there historical evidence that suggests that the resurrection is the best explanation of the empty tomb?

Why do so many people reject Jesus? John gives us a glimpse into the nature of unbelief, as we see the crowds reject Jesus.

Those who would be disciples of Jesus must follow the sacrificial example of their Savior.

Jesus' triumphal entry not only gives a vivid description of the identity of Christ, but also a description of the misunerstandings of the crowds.

Our student ministry director, Todd Smith shares about his mission trip to California. In our sermon, we learn about Mary and her sacrifice of adoration to the Savior-King!

Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead, proving that he has power over death! If Jesus has power over death, He must be the Son of God and deserves our worship and trust.