Guest preacher Elliot Grudem preaches on Jesus' first miracle at a wedding in Cana. He helps us see the joy that Jesus offers in his miracles, but more importantly the eternal joy Jesus offers in himself.

Pastor John Murphy invites us to honestly ask ourselves what Jesus asks his disciples, "What do you desire?" Wrestling with that question in light of who Jesus is leads us to be a people who say to the world, "Come and see."

Pastor John Murphy preaches the conclusion of the Gospel's prologue, demonstrating the way God pursued us when "the Word became flesh and dwelt among us."

Andrew Midgett, an elder at One Harbor Church in Morehead City, preaches the next section of the Gospel of John's prologue. This portion of the prologue introduces John the Baptist (a different John from the author of this gospel), who is the one who prepared the way for Jesus' ministry.

Pastor John Murphy preaches on Jesus as the eternal Word, setting the tone for the rest of the gospel and showing the author's hand early on who exactly Jesus is.

To begin John's Gospel, Pastor John Murphy jumps almost to the end of the book to show in the author's own words why this account of the life and ministry of Jesus was written.

As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus on Easter, Pastor John preaches through Jesus' own words regarding the Sign of Jonah in his death and resurrection.

Jonah is angry that God had mercy on Ninevah, yet God continues to pursue Jonah in spite of his bitterness. And God continues to pursue us in the same way.

Lead Pastor John Murphy preaches on how God constantly pursues those who are far from him.

Before diving into the sermon, Pastor John Murphy lead us in our time of intercession where we prayed Psalm 140 for our brothers and sisters in Ukraine.
The third sermon through the book of Jonah begins at 09:28, where John helps us see that Jonah's flight into sin is not out of reach of God's grace. And neither are we.