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Pastor Andrew Wharton speaks about three things on his heart.
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Exploring Psalm 127, John Driver focuses upon the mystery of the “house” we labor to build of our lives, our families, and our communities that always ends in vanity unless it is being built by God, which leads each of us to daily face the choice of fighting good fights instead of vainly fight God fights.
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Pastor Andrew shares a heart perspective of how Hebrews 12 helped him understand and clarify how we are responsible to live life together. Additionally, the actions and efforts we each need to make toward striving to run in a full life for Christ are discussed.
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John Driver unpacks thoughts about God's intentional creation of "day" and how this is key to understanding the ways He both sustains us and fights for us.
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Andrew Wharton dives into chapter 17 in an examination of Jesus’s prayer for his disciples both then and now, which reveal the underlying foundations of the Gospel that have been laid for every fully devoted follower of Christ.
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One last time at their Last Supper, Jesus speaks passionately to his disciples before he prays for them and is handed over to his accusers. Pastor Andrew explores these passages from John 16 and helps us discover the recipe for joy that Christ shared with those with whom he was in community.
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Andrew Wharton continues to to explore the truths Christ expressed to the disciples on the night He was betrayed and arrested, including His clear intention that we cannot walk the faith journey alone… we need the constant, daily help and guidance that is offered to us in a unique and personal way through God’s own Holy Spirit.
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Continuing in chapter 15, Andrew Wharton delves deeper into Jesus’s use of the metaphor of the vineyard and its intentional connection to the Last Supper table, which established the true context of their relationships to one another and what it really means to “abide” in Christ.
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John Driver picks back up the ongoing Gospel of John series in chapter 15, addressing some of the often misinterpreted viewpoints concerning the Father's gracious work in the lives of individuals, which occurs as a direct reflection of the Father’s loving relationship with Jesus Himself, leading us to the invitational beginnings of what it really means to "abide" in Christ.
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Andrew Wharton concludes the One Another series with an honest look at the relational DNA of Christ, some strands of which are often overlooked or discarded by individual disciples in the modern church, especially in regards to the way we wholeheartedly agree to pursue the fullness and effectiveness of transformative community together in the Body of Christ.
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