Love waits patiently.

The Samaritan Woman's story is one that speaks to all of us. She found grace in the eyes of the Lord and drank deeply from the living water he offered.

John 3 is a great story about Jesus and Nicodemus. In this sermon, we explore the question of why Nicodemus would come to Jesus at night. Perhaps it's because he's dissatisfied with his Pharisaical religious life and wanted to know more about Jesus. In short, he was living in spiritual darkness and knew it. Jesus brings him into the light. 

Love is not irritable. Rather, it is patient, kind, and compassionate. By nature, we are irritable but Jesus enables us to love more compassionately as he lives in us. 

In the third lesson in our Judges Bible Study, we discuss how God allows us to endure some of the consequences of our sin to keep us from being comfortable in them. We also note how He responds to our cries in compassion and delivers us in His grace. 

Jesus completely fulfilled the requirements of the old Jewish religion and brought a brand new relationship with God to His people. This new covenantal relationship comes about by the purification of God's grace in Christ and centers on access with him. Will you trust him?

Buzzy leads us through Judges 2 during our Wednesday morning Bible Study 

In the second lesson of our Love is Necessary series, we discuss what it means for love to be kind and the way that it challenges us to be kinder people. 

In this first sermon in our sermon series on the Gospel of John, we dive into John's introduction of Jesus and the story that follows. He gives us three anchor points for the narrative that follows, They are: Jesus's Divine Preeminence; The World's Hostility to Jesus; and Eternal Hope for Those Who Trust Christ. Join us as we work through these first 18 verses of the fourth Gospel.