When the world of chaos is calling your name, you need to listen to another voice, the voice of God, spoken through His Spirit. It has been a hidden call to God's wisdom that only through faith in Jesus Christ is it made readily available. In 1 Corinthians 2, John brings us a message that unveils God's wisdom in a world of noise.

As we round out the 1st chapter of the first letter to the Corinthians, John helps us understand that the foolishness of the gospel message centered on the cross of Jesus Christ, is greater than anything the world and its wisdom can understand. God uses the foolish to shame the wise, He uses the weak to shame the strong, and He uses us to make a difference.

In this sermon, John shares with us that Paul transitions in his letter from praise to confrontation. It seems someone has snitched on their behavior in Corinth and there are some factions beginning to surface concerning preachers.

This episode in our sermon series begins at the start of the epistle of First Corinthians where we are introduced to Paul and the Church in Corinth. Here, we discover that God has called, equipped, and sustained us for His glory.

This episode is the beginning of a new sermon series through the book of First Corinthians. Today, Jesse brings us some introductory remarks helping to set the stage for what the apostle Paul is about to write to the church in Corinth.

In our final sermon through our series on miracles John shares with us the greatest miracle of all, the resurrection of Jesus.

What would it have been like to have been a soldier on duty the day of the resurrection of Jesus. In this sermon, John takes a look behind the scenes at what might have been the reaction of a Roman soldier as he witnessed not only the death but the resurrection of Jesus and how it might have changed his life.

Our miracle finds us in the midst of controversy for Peter and Jesus. Is Jesus obligated to pay the temple tax or is He not? As John brings us this message from Matthew 17, we'll discover that not only is Jesus not liable for the tax, but all children of God aren't. However, in our freedom, we are live in humility just as Jesus did.

In our sermon in this episode, John takes us to Matthew 15 and Luke 7 where discover Jesus leaving Galilee and familiar surroundings and He ventures out to the region of Phoenicia where He encounters a Canaanite woman in search of a miracle for her daughter. What we learn is that even dogs eat the crumbs that fall from the master's table, insinuating that even Gentiles can find favor and grace in the plan of God for the redemption of the world.

In this message John takes us back to Matthew 17 where we find Jesus' disciples unable to heal a boy who is possessed by a demon. Jesus, having absolute authority, even over the forces of evil in this world, confronts their lack of faith and challenges them and us to put our confidence in Him. Jesus' victory at the cross conquered Satan's stronghold on us and we no longer are bound by his control. Jesus is victorious.