Our first message in this new series we take a look at how John introduces Jesus to us as the logos. Without a right view of Christ, we cannot preach the true gospel. Many today believe in a Jesus they have created rather than the eternal Son of God.

What if God gave us a warning light, like the one's we have on the dashboard of our car, to let us know when there is an unseen problem? What if I told you that he has. Maybe anger is one of those warning lights. Find out more in this message

How do we handle situations where the Bible may not be explicit? We may have liberty but what if it causes another to stumble? Find out in this message how we should handle the gray areas...

Peter received some troubling news from the Lord followed by some very wonderful news. Satan would attack but Jesus would pray and restore. We as believers face a constant spiritual battle. We are in a war but we are not fighting alone. Find out more in this important message.

What happens when a church, or even believers, look very active and biblical on the outside yet have a key piece missing on the inside? This was the case in Ephesus and maybe in our own heart as well. Our love should never be in the past tense.

To make an impact for the Kingdom of God means that we must begin each day in our homes. Our children need to be "trained up." Our lives need to match our lips as they observe our conduct. Let's choose today to live for the glory of Jesus!

Our final message in this series, we take a look at the last two sayings of Jesus from the cross and the victory we find in these words!

The fifth cry of Jesus from the cross shows us his ultimate humanity. Dive deeper with us as we consider how the Living Water could say, "I Thirst"

Jesus says he will never leave or forsake us yet he was forsaken by the Father so that could become true. Join us as we look at the fourth saying of Jesus from the cross.

As Jesus hangs on the cross, he continues to speak incredible words to those around him. In this third saying from the cross, we see the compassion of Jesus for others in the midst of his own suffering. We will look at the question, how do we suffer well?