What is your image of Jesus Christ? Is it biblical? Is it appropriate for the time at hand? In this sermon by Pastor Seth Winterhalter we see a powerful image of Jesus in Revelation 1:4-20. The image and reality of Jesus Christ should overwhelm us and encourage us. It should bring us to our knees in confession and worship and it should assure us of what he has done and what he will do.

In this sermon, Pastor Seth Winterhater begins our series through the book of Revelation as we examine the prologue of this apocalyptic writing and see that this whole book is primarily about revealing Jesus. We are to keep our eyes up, focused on Jesus, and our head forward as we speak, hear, keep, and obey His message.

In this sermon by Pastor Caleb Stone, we look at John 17 and Jesus' High Priestly Prayer. In the final hours before Jesus is betrayed and taken into captivity, ultimately leading to his death on the cross, Jesus prays for his disciples throughout the ages. Jesus prayers for his glory to be made known to the world through the oneness of his people. When we, his disciples, are aligned with the prayer of Jesus then we rightly reflect his glory in the world so that the world may know that Jesus is Lord. Are you longing to know God's glory more deeply? Are you participating in the oneness of the body of Christ that Jesus prays for?

What story is God telling through His written word, the Bible? It's the greatest story ever told. In this sermon by Pastor Seth Winterhalter, we look at John 3:1-21, which contains one of the most well known verses in the Bible. This verse comes in the context of a conversation between Nicodemus and Jesus and we hear Jesus articulate our need to be born again and made new. We learn that new creation starts with a new birth and ends in the eternal, never-ending new heaven and new earth. Have you received this new birth from Jesus? Are you walking in His light?

What story is God telling through His written word, the Bible? It's the greatest story ever told. In this sermon by Pastor Seth Winterhalter, we look at John 1:6-14 and learn of the redemption found in Jesus Christ which was God's plan for our salvation. The creator of the world became the very thing he created in order to reveal the fullness of his glory so that we might know him. Have you received him? Do you truly believe in him? Have you experienced his redemption?