Today Pastor Steve looks at what Jesus meant when He said, "Unless a grain of wheat which falls into the earth dies, it remains alone; but if it dies it bears much fruit." Are you longing to make a difference? Are you longing to bear much fruit? Stick around and discover the secret behind a successful life.

How are you going to live your life? What are the most important things for you? What or where is your "treasure"? These are some of the questions Pastor Steve addresses in the conclusion of his message from John chapter 12, "Priorities."

Today Pastor Steve continues to share from John chapter 12 about Judas. Before we get too judgmental, let’s take a closer look at his heart. Could we also have similar priorities?

Oftentimes people turn to God because they need something and want Him to use His power to help them. But what if it doesn’t turn out the way they expect?

Today Pastor Steve takes us to John chapter 12 with the story of Judas and shows how easy it is to slip into his way of thinking. Stay tuned for this insightful message on a clash of priorities.

Our God is a God who speaks. The real question is, "are we a people who listen." Get ready to learn more about how God speaks to us and what our response needs to be as Pastor Steve concludes his message, "Listening Carefully to God."

The gospel of John is full of stories about God-loving people. Today, as Pastor Steve continues his message, "Listening Carefully to God," he’ll explain more about the background of Mary, the woman who sat at Jesus’ feet and listened carefully to each word He spoke. I encourage you to join us and learn about her deep devotion.

Listening to what God says can literally be a matter of life and death. Today, as Pastor Steve teaches from John chapter 11 and 12, he focuses on a woman who listened carefully to every word that Jesus said and acted on them, even though no one else around her was believing what He said. It’s an important life lesson for each of us!

How do we live as Christians in the angry world we’re surrounded by? Is there a way to escape being angry and make a difference? These are the questions Pastor Steve will answer as he wraps up this hopeful, practical message, "Love, Not Anger."

Angry people have been finding other angry people for a long time. Even in Jesus’ day, the various religious groups of the day found each other and were willing to join forces to stop the whole Jesus movement. Today, as Pastor Steve continues his message, "Love, Not Anger," he’ll show us a much better way to have a united front, the way of love.

God loves us more than we can ever imagine. And part of His love includes not only forgiveness, but actually replacing our selfish, rebellious, independent ways with His own character, to be like Jesus. And because of that, our relationships with God and others can radically change.