We want this to be the best Christmas ever. So, we are looking at the gifts that only Jesus can bring beginning with true hope.

Many of Jesus’ disciples have left him, so he challenges his Twelve in a way that will grow their faith. From John 6:60-71.

In John 6:41-59, Jesus tells his audience that we must "eat his flesh and drink his blood." That was as confusing a statement then as it is now. In this message, Pastor Tom explains what it means and how Jesus should impact the life of a follower.

Jesus says, "I am the bread of life." This declaration in John 6:22-40 is deep and meaningful. In today's message, Pastor Tom unpacks what this means and how we are required to respond to God's grace in salvation.

As Jesus gives his 4th and 5th signs, he makes a clear identity statement about who he is and his mission. As we dive into John 6:1-21, we will see his use of Old Testament imagery to paint a clear picture that he is The Messiah, the Son of God, and God himself. As Jesus makes his identity known, he forces us to ask ourselves the question, "Do we know Jesus?"

Jesus ordained the practice of the Lord's Supper. But what is its significance? In this message, we explore what the Bible says and discover many aspects and the depth of meaning in Communion.

Jesus has made extraordinary claims about being equal to God and on God's mission to redeem and restore creation as God's chosen divine agent. But is there any evidence to support what he has said? As Jesus responds to his Jewish opponents, that is the question addressed in John 5:31-47. And what we find is that there were, and still are, witnesses to what Jesus claims. But, to see the truth about Jesus, we must look for him and remain humble.

In John 5:19-30, Jesus gives us some eternal truths we must believe. Because missing these truths has eternal questions. So, these eternal truths, with eternal consequences, lead us to ask an eternal question.

Your perspective changes how you see everything. But, it does not change the truth. We see how perspective matters as Jesus performs his third sign in John 5:1-18 and will be challenged to examine how we view everything, especially Jesus.

John 4:43-54 gives us a picture of the obedience Jesus expects from his followers. And what we find out is that when we are obedient, God uses that to produce fruit in our lives, for those around us, and to make himself known to the world.