Milestones

What does it really mean to remain in Jesus? In this week’s Milestones conversation, we walk through John 15–16 and discover that fruitfulness isn’t about performance — it’s about connection. Jesus invites us to abide in Him: to make our home in His presence, to trust His pruning process, to obey from love rather than obligation, and to live with a joy and peace the world can’t shake.

Even as Jesus prepared His disciples for hardship, He promised them something greater — His own overcoming presence through the Holy Spirit.

When Jesus told His disciples He was leaving, their hearts were troubled — but His response wasn’t just comfort, it was a promise. In this week’s Milestones conversation, we explore John 14, where Jesus prepares a place for us and leaves us with His peace. Through rich context and real-life stories, we’re reminded that we’re never left alone — the Holy Spirit is our constant companion and the guarantee of His promise.

Stay close by trusting what He said and welcoming who He sent. Because peace isn’t the absence of problems — it’s the presence of a Person.

In this week’s Milestones study, we step into the upper room and watch Jesus do something completely unexpected — He kneels and washes His disciples’ feet. Through this powerful act, Jesus redefines leadership and love, showing us that true greatness begins with humility.

Join us as we explore what it means to stay close to Jesus by serving like Him. Service isn’t just about meeting needs — it’s about revealing His heart. When we pick up the towel, we don’t just help others; we invite them to experience the same love and grace that’s changed us.

In this week’s Milestones episode, we step into the home of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus in John 12 — a house filled with gratitude, awe, and the unforgettable fragrance of worship. When Mary breaks open her alabaster jar and pours out her costly perfume on Jesus’ feet, it’s more than a moment of beauty — it’s a declaration of love, sacrifice, and trust.

Together, we’ll unpack what it means to stay close to Jesus through worship that doesn’t just sing, but surrenders. Worship that gives when it doesn’t make sense. Worship that trusts when it doesn’t see the outcome.

Because like Mary, we’re invited to bring our whole hearts before Him — to pour out what’s precious, let go of what’s safe, and trust that nothing given to Jesus is ever wasted.

Grief touches every life, but in John 11 we see that we don’t walk through it alone. In this episode of Milestones, we explore how Jesus enters our sorrow with compassion, speaks hope into the middle of hopelessness, and brings life where there was only death. Together, we reflect on the story of Lazarus and the powerful truth that Jesus is the resurrection and the life. Whether you’re in a season of loss or walking with someone who is grieving, this conversation will remind you that while grief is real—so is the God who meets us in it.

In this week’s Milestones episode, we explore John 10 and discover what it means to stay close to Jesus, the Good Shepherd. He knows His sheep intimately, leads them with love, and protects them at all costs. Through real-life stories, practical insights, and a touch of humor, we’ll uncover how to recognize His voice, follow His guidance, and rest in His care—even when life feels confusing or overwhelming. Tune in and let the Shepherd call your name today.

Sometimes the most dangerous blindness isn’t physical—it’s spiritual. In John 9, Jesus heals a man born blind in the messiest way possible—mud, spit, and a whole lot of controversy. But the real miracle isn’t just that a man receives sight—it’s that Jesus exposes the blind spots of everyone around Him.

Stay close to His vision. Let Him expose your blind spots. And discover the courage that comes from seeing clearly.

Have you ever been misunderstood—or even opposed—for simply trying to do the right thing? In John 7–8, Jesus faces doubt, accusations, and hostility, yet He never wavers. Instead, He stands firm, offering mercy, declaring truth, and shining light in the middle of darkness. In this week’s Milestones, we’ll discover what it means to hold to His teaching, walk in His light, and experience the freedom only His truth can bring.

What do you reach for when life feels empty? In John 6, Jesus declares, “I am the bread of life”—reminding us that He isn’t just our comfort food or quick fix; He is our daily sustenance. In this Milestones conversation, we dive into the story of the feeding of the 5,000, Jesus walking on water, and His powerful teaching that He is the true bread from heaven. Together we’ll explore what it means to depend on Him daily, find satisfaction in His presence, and share His nourishment with others.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re running on yesterday’s bread or searching for something to fill the emptiness, this episode is an invitation to draw near to the One who truly satisfies.

In John 5, Jesus approaches a man who had been lying by the pool of Bethesda for 38 years and asks him a soul-piercing question: “Do you want to get well?” In this week’s Milestones, we explore the power of that question and what it means for us today. Sometimes it feels easier to stay in the comfort of our brokenness than to step into the unknown of healing. Our identity can get tangled in anxiety, past wounds, or mindsets that keep us lying on the mat.

But Jesus notices us. He restores what is broken, calls us to rise, and gives us the authority to walk in wholeness. In this episode, we’ll unpack the excuses that hold us back, the hope found in trusting His authority, and how we can walk out both spiritual and physical healing. Whether you’re seeking freedom from hidden battles or believing God for physical restoration, this conversation will stir your faith and remind you that healing begins when we say “yes” to Him.