This Sunday Dr. Brandon Smith walked through John 10:1-21. We were reminded that we are Sheep in desperate need of a Shepherd.

In John 9, we encounter a man born blind whose life is completely transformed by an encounter with Jesus. This message invites us to reflect on our own journey from spiritual blindness to sight.

In this powerful message from the Jesus Changes Everything series, we explore how Jesus offers eternal security to those who believe in Him. Preaching from John 8:48–59, we see how Jesus confronts misunderstanding with truth, brings assurance to those who keep His Word, and fills hearts with joy through faith. Ultimately, this passage reveals the unshakable security found only in Christ.

We were joined by Dr. Hance Dilbeck, who talked through Matthew 11:25-30. This passage calls people to rest in the goodness of God. "Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy laden." Matthew 11:28.

This Sunday Pastor Jeff walked us through what it means to be set free by Jesus. How when we put our faith in Jesus we abide by His word, we are set free from our sin and we reflect the Heavenly Father to the people around us.

When we put our trust in Jesus, we are called to be the light of the world, just as He demonstrated in John 8:12–30. Jesus gave us the mission to minister to those around us, even when He Himself was doubted and denied.

This Sunday, we walked through John 7:53–8:11. Pastor Jeff discussed how pride leads to spiritual blindness and how Jesus reveals our sinful hearts so that we can walk in newness of life.

The Word of the Lord is powerful. Pastor Jeff walked us through how the Word sets us apart from non believers. How it captivates us, reveals our hearts, and empowers us.

Pastor Jeff walks us through the passage John 7:25-39. We discussed how Jesus brings eternal satisfaction that is better than anything world could give us.

James Wilder joined us to discuss John 7:1-24. How we can believe in the Heart of God amid any distractions or doubts. God calls us to, "Stop judging by mere appearances, but instead judge correctly," John 7:24.