John 6:53-59 Jesus' call to eat His flesh and drink His blood is one that was offensive to His original audience - and one that is hard to understand for us. In this Good Friday sermon, Pastor Joe helps us understand what Jesus means when He says these words and what our response to it should be.

John 6:41-52 How do we reconcile the words Jesus spoke in John 6 that "no one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws them" with other passages in the Bible about God not wanting anyone to perish but everyone to come to repentance? Pastor Mike shows how scholars have explained this over the centuries and makes a practical application for us all today.

John 6:25-40  After Jesus fed the 5000, John reports that He had to get away from the crowd because they were ready to crown Him king. However, a group of them went looking for Jesus and eventually found Him. They wanted to see more miracles - but as Jesus pointed out to them, they weren't ready to truly believe in who He claimed to be. It's in this interaction that Jesus tells them to "not work for food that spoils but for food that endures." Pastor Mike dives into this and brings the meaning of this forward to our lives today.

John 6:16-24 When Jesus walked on the water to meet up with His disciples, it was His version of "show and tell." He was showing them that He is God by walking on the water, and He was telling them that He is God in the few words that He spoke. Pastor Mike explains how their response to Jesus' show and tell is the kind of response Jesus is looking for in us today.

The key to moving forward as a church in the Post-Christian culture in which we are living is to adapt. Pastor Mike explains what our Post-Christian culture is, what the implications are, and he shares some of the ways we're going to need to adapt as a church if we are going to be effective disciple-makers moving forward.

John 6:1-15 Jesus feeding the 5000 with five loaves and two fish was a miracle for sure. In this interactive sermon, Pastor Mike celebrates the miracle but shows how sometimes we allow the miracle to get in the way of the other things that Jesus was doing and saying that day.

John 5:30-46 In what many would consider a dense passage in John's Gospel, John records Jesus' words about who He is - specifically for the ears of the critical religious leaders of His day: the Pharisees. Jesus appeals to the culturally acceptable number of witnesses who testify about Him to make His case with the Pharisees. Pastor Joe brings this message to our cultural context offering up several witnesses to the truth of who Jesus is.

John 5:16-30 Jesus had just healed a paralytic, and in typical Jesus-fashion, He did it on the Sabbath - which turned the religious leaders of His time on their heads! As He defends His actions to these leaders, He states clearly and unequivocally who He is. Pastor Joe brings His statements of identity to our modern day lives in a powerful way.