In this episode, Jericho unpacks the trial of Jesus found in John 18-19. We quickly learn that there were many people who want to know who Jesus is, but don't actually want to know Jesus. We're reminded that information doesn't change your life; encounters do.

In this episode, we look at the story of Jesus washing his followers feet found in John 13. This is a powerful illustration of love. As we explore this scene in John's gospel, we learn that the kind of love Jesus modeled and instructs his followers to live out in their own lives is humble service. Jesus washed his followers feet and said thats who we should be too.

In this episode, we look at the seventh and final sign Jesus performs in Joh 11. This final sign contains the boldest claim and miracle Jesus has made so far--that he is the resurrection and life. This message examines the theme of life throughout John's gospel and the invitation Jesus makes that we would experience hope and renewal in him today, a promise that continues for eternity.

This episode explores John 6 and Jesus' teaching on being "The bread of life." After another sign, we see desire of those who followed Jesus for power and control. But we learn that Jesus was willing to decimate the popularity and population of his own movement in order to keep it from being centered around power. Instead, he intentionally shaped the church around sacrificial love.

In this episode we look at the John 4, The story of the Woman at the Well. This message breaks down this story and the various dynamics happening in that famous scene, and ultimately reminds us of this point: Jesus is the Messiah not just for Israel, but for the world. And what Jesus offers the woman at the well is the same thing he offers us: himself.

In this episode, we continue in our series on the Gospel of John by looking at John chapter two. It's here that we discover Jesus' first miracle as well as his mission. Ultimately, Jesus came to bring life out of death and participating in that requires obedience that is rooted in faithful resistance.

In this episode, we kick-off a brand new series on the Gospel of John. This message explores John chapter one as well as John's intent for his gospel (John 20:30-31). We learn that John's gospel isn't merely a biography about Jesus, but its purpose is mean to form us as a people.

In this episode, we conclude our series "The Gospel" by talking about how the gospel ultimately results in restoration. We learn that at its heart, the gospel is not a proposition to believe, but an invitation to accept. This invitation is to a person, a reality, and a new way of life.

In this episode we continue in our series the gospel by talking about the church. The message traces the continuation of the overall gospel story--and the role of the church in that story-- but also invites us to think about how we, as the church, foster intentional Christ-centered community.

This episode is from our Easter service. Here, we continue in our series on "The Gospel" by looking at the role of Jesus as the Messiah. We examine two major images in the OT--the suffering servant and the Messiah as a conquering king--and see how in Jesus, these two figures merge. The truth that Easter proclaims is that an event has taken place... and everything is now different.