Jesus shares how He knows one of the disciples is going to betray Him. (Jesus even foretells Peter's denial)  We also see Jesus sharing a commandment that His disciples are to love one another just as He has shown love to us.  

Jesus washes the disciples' feet and challenges them to follow His example by serving one another. 

One of our church Elders, Justin Collier shares a timely challenge on Father's Day Sunday.

We see where the people loved the glory that comes from man more than the glory that comes from God.  Even despite the unbelief of the people, Jesus continues to give an invitation for people to believe in Him.

We see Jesus modeling a strong resolve to seek the kingdom's agenda even when His soul is troubled.  In this text, we see the humanity of Jesus but also the heart of Jesus as His desire is to draw all men unto Himself. 

We talk about the plot to kill not only Jesus but also his friend Lazarus.  There is power in our testimonies! Additionally, we consider our motivations for worship as we cover Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. 

We talk about the Kingdom of God and the American Dream.  If we hope to bear fruit for the Kingdom of God, our eyes and hearts must be fixed on people and things beyond ourselves.  Click on this link to see our slides: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k-qaMC8ta9PTVzOqjjTzXT0agIp_INo5/view?usp=sharing

We look into the account where Jesus is anointed at Bethany by Mary who was Lazarus's sister. 

We learn and discuss how we can be strengthened in the Lord just Jesus sought to do.  We will be looking at how the scriptures guides us to renewal and refreshing for the long haul. Here is a link to our slides: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xqqh3j0QUjoBO-gIAVZ7WnHbZ6G2I1Nu/view?usp=sharing

We look at the passage where Jesus visits Lazarus in the grave and weeps.  He then calls Lazarus to come out!