Are we content with reputation rather than relationship when it comes to Jesus? We continue looking at the letters to the churches in Revelation, focusing on Sardis, seeking to hear what the Spirit is speaking to the churches in our days.

Jesus doesn’t claim to have resurrection and life, he doesn’t just claim power over it. Jesus claims that HE IS the resurrection and life. He is the very embodiment of it. What does this claim mean for our lives? We dig into these questions as we continue our I AM series.

We continue our series "I AM" from John's Gospel, looking at Jesus' claim of being the good shepherd and how it speaks to our longing to find contentment and a life of abundance.

The church in Thyatira looks pretty good on the outside, even healthy and growing in some respects. But Jesus says they are tolerating things that cannot be ignored any longer. How do we apply this to the church today? We continue looking at the letters to the churches in Revelation.

Jesus' claim that he is the light of the world is utter hubris, shocking arrogance, or its staggering truth. What did Jesus mean by this claim? What is he revealing to us? And what questions does it leave us with? We continue our series I AM ______ from John's Gospel.

Does it matter if we remain true to the name of Jesus in a culture full of idolatry and immorality? Or is compromise and deconstruction a normative process of an advanced society? What can we learn from a letter to a church in the 1st century? We look at this in the letter to the church in Pergamum.

This week Pastor Paul started a new series on the 7 “I am” statements from the gospel of John. Jesus tells us who He is. He is the very essence of existence and today we discussed how He’s The Bread of Life. We are Satisfied, Nourished and Sustain by Jesus.

We continue with looking at the letters written to the churches in Revelation, seeking to hear what Jesus is speaking to us amidst these days. In this episode we look at the letter to the church in Smyrna and the call to be faithful amidst suffering.

A letter to the church that the Apostle John pastored at one time; a church marked by love and zeal. What do Jesus' words to them reveal for us as the church today? We begin our study looking at Ephesus in the letters to the churches from Revelation.

On this mother’s day sunday we talked about the goodness of God and

parenting. What is biblical parenthood? How do we live out biblical

parenting? The answer is simple; show them the goodness of God. Listen to

hear more.