Teaching from the 9th Chapter of John's gospel, Pastor John reminds us to guard everthing the Lord speaks to us because it will come under attack.

Feelings can be wrong. Friends can be wrong. What we think can be won't. But God's word is eternally true and never changes. And it His word that brings faith and changes our hearts regardless of our circumstances.

In the 19th part of his study of the Gospel of John, Pastor John warns us about navigating life and its circumstances from the flesh. When we do, our judgment will be wrong and our thoughts and actions will vacillate.

What condition is your condition in? Teaching from Haggai 1:1-9, Pastor John speaks from personal experience on how the Lord taught him and he learned how to change his heart about giving all he has to God.

Do you believe God had a calling for you but you feel stuck? Remember these words: "'Not by might nor by power, but by My Spirit,' says the LORD of hosts," Zechariah 4:6. Pastor Mike gives us a series of questions to help get us get on track to partner with God in His vocation for us.

Are you convicted by something in your conscious? Moving into Chapter 8 of the Gospel of John, Pastor John encourages us to not push these nudgings of our conscious as we may become callous and our heart become hard. Instead give it to Christ so He can apply mercy, grace, and forgiveness and work redemption in our lives.

Returning to the Gospel of John, Pastor John moves into chapter 7  and encourages us to get out of our own way so God can be glorified through us. Then His riverof life will flow through us.

What are followers of Jesus Christ supposed to look like? Pastor John takes time this week to answer this question through scripture.

After feeding the multitude, walking on water, and calming a storm, the people in Capernaum ask Christ to provide more. Pastor John shows us in John 6 how Christ wants us to shift or focus from the temporal and realize He is all we will ever need.

During this holiday season, Pastor John takes time to remind us of what the true essence of Christmas should be, especially as believers in Christ.