In John 17, Jesus closes his farewell discourse with a prayer that reveals what is foremost on his heart and mind the night before he is crucified. 

In our final message from the farewell discourse in John 14-16, we’ll wrestle with how Jesus’s physical absence works to our advantage.

As we continue our exploration of Jesus’s farewell discourse in John 14-16, we’ll dwell on what Jesus says proves we are truly his disciples.

The graduating Seniors lead our church in worship this week as we honor them entering into their next season of life.

In his farewell message to his followers (John 14-16), Jesus prepares them for his imminent departure by assuring them he’s not leaving them alone. His words of comfort and hope also show us how to rely on his unseen presence as we navigate challenging times.

Executive Minister Matt Mazza discusses community outreach opportunites with Agape Resources, Hopes Restored Ministries, and Shiloh Place. 

At the heart of God’s relationship with God's people is a truth that is easy to forget when all is well and tempting to forsake when it’s not. Join us this week as we remember and celebrate God’s enduring, faithful love.

In the final chapters of John, the risen Jesus interacts with Mary Magdalene, Thomas, and Peter. In each encounter, Jesus gives grieving Mary, doubting Thomas, and wounded Peter exactly what they need.

Last week we noticed how in John's account of Jesus' resurrection, seeing is not always believing. This week we'll read a story in which Jesus blesses those who believe without seeing.

In John 20, the risen Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene, but she doesn’t recognize him. Sometimes, it takes more than seeing to believe.