John 5:1-15 ... It is sometimes "easy" to acknowlege that Jesus cares for us collectively, or for other people, but it is another thing altogether to really understand that He cares for you, specifically. Discussion Questions may be downloaded below:

John 5:1-15 ... It is sometimes "easy" to acknowlege that Jesus cares for us collectively, or for other people, but it is another thing altogether to really understand that He cares for you, specifically. Discussion Questions may be downloaded below:

John 1-4 > Acts 1:8 In this very practical message, Pastor Casey shows us the importance of really considering the teachings we hear. He explains how to study the Scriptures in such a way that we build a theological framework to see how the different parts of the Word of God fit together in a God-glorifying way. Disscussion Questions may be downloaded below:

John 1-4 > Acts 1:8 In this very practical message, Pastor Casey shows us the importance of really considering the teachings we hear. He explains how to study the Scriptures in such a way that we build a theological framework to see how the different parts of the Word of God fit together in a God-glorifying way. Disscussion Questions may be downloaded below:

John 4:46-54 - What a comfort to know that not only is Christ beside us in our trials, but even in the midst of those times, He is shaping us to be more like Him. Discussion Questions may be downloaded below (from a computer).

John 4:46-54 - What a comfort to know that not only is Christ beside us in our trials, but even in the midst of those times, He is shaping us to be more like Him. Discussion Questions may be downloaded below (from a computer).

John 4:27-42 Jesus taught that spiritual harvest is not subject to the same natural time table as the crops in the field. Discussion Questions may be downloaded below (from a computer).

John 4:27-42 Jesus taught that spiritual harvest is not subject to the same natural time table as the crops in the field. Discussion Questions may be downloaded below (from a computer).

John 4:1-30 When the Woman at the Well initially encounters Jesus, she asks somewhat sarcastic sounding questions, but Jesus does not react to her attitude. He looks beyond the jabs and the frustration and sees a hurtling woman whom He cares for! To share this message, copy & past this direct link: http://iris.nowsprouting.com/firstbaptistchurchofmarcoisland/media.php?pageID=31&itemID=639 Discussion questions may be downloaded below.

John 4:1-30 When the Woman at the Well initially encounters Jesus, she asks somewhat sarcastic sounding questions, but Jesus does not react to her attitude. He looks beyond the jabs and the frustration and sees a hurtling woman whom He cares for! Discussion questions may be downloaded below.