This weeks message centers around the conversation between the formerly blind man, who was healed by Jesus, and the Pharisees. During their exchange in John 9:13-34 we see that some people are blind to the Truth of Jesus, in spite of the evidence.

Looking at John 9:1-12, we see an example of God allowing suffering in the life of a blind man, but miraculously healing him of that same suffering. As we examine this passage, it is a great opportunity to examine the purpose of suffering in our lives.

We close Chapter 8 from the Gospel of John this week, hearing from the last few verses 8:48-59. The sermon reveals the details of the final exchange at the Feast of Tabernacles between the religious leaders of the time and Jesus. Jesus reminds the leaders and us that He is God, the great I AM, who was before Abraham.

Understanding how God has uniquely called each one of us to discipleship is important in the walk of every believer of Jesus Christ. True disciples are those who know Christ and are set free by the work that he has done for us. In this section of John 8:31-47 we learn that all men and women are in desperate need of becoming true set-free disciples of Christ.

This week, we cover John 8:12-30 and learn that Jesus, the great I AM, is the only light that delivers His people from the darkness of sin. Guest Speaker: Michael Flippin

We take a short break from our through the Bible Study of the Gospel of John to answer the question: How do we know the Bible can be trusted? Taking a look at 2 Timothy 3:16-17, we find a foundation to answer that question.

Continuing in the Gospel of John, Chapter 7 we see, in verses 25-52, that the debate about who Jesus is continues to rage at the Feast of Booths. We learn some key Biblical truths about Jesus and His call to all people to respond. Guest Speaker: Kobe Whitlock

This week, we hear in Chapter 7 of the Gospel of John, Jesus's Brothers, the People and the Religious Leaders of the day questioning and debating who Jesus is. Guest Speaker: Grant Lunde

In this week's message, we finish up the 6th chapter of the Gospel of John, and we take another look at the process of our salvation, learning that only through God's divine plan are we saved.

Who is the bread of life? Jesus lets the people know that He is the bread of life and only through him will people have life everlasting. This section of John 6 is a great reminder that our hope comes only through the saving work Jesus Christ already did on the cross.