Greatness in God’s kingdom comes not by self promotion, but by serving, suffering, and sacrificing like Christ.

In this passage we learn of why Jesus promises the Holy Spirit as the divine Helper who will dwell within believers, bringing peace, guidance, and a deeper love for Christ.

In this message, we examine Jesus’ shocking promise that His followers would do “greater works" than He. We'll explore how faith, prayer, and obedience unlock spiritual fruitfulness beyond what the disciples could imagine.

In this world, we have tribulation. Political corruption, riots, wars, inflation, and myriad relational difficulties. Yet, in the most beloved words of Scripture Jesus promises the pathway to perfect peace.

Jesus specifies that Love is the special mark which will distinguish the true Christian from everyone else! With this in mind, we explore why and how the New Testament expands on this vital principle. 

In this cautionary passage, we learn that many who claim to follow Jesus, and look the part, may inwardly rebel. Though Judas was used uniquely for God's redemptive purposes, he is a reminder that some kiss the door of heaven but still go to hell. 

On their final evening together, Jesus shocks his men with a stunning display of humility, washing their feet, and explaining that this level of service should be the defining characteristic of a Christian's life. 

Israel's unbelief reveals the hardened condition of their hearts, and God's righteous judgment confirms their blindness as foretold by Isaiah. Even among those who profess, fear of man exposed a false, superficial faith—showing that when God judges a nation, He begins by exposing its spiritual hypocrisy.

In this enlightening passage, John expands on questions surrounding Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, giving us insight into how the cross of Calvary marked the defeat of death and the beginning of His Church victorious.

In a special Mother's Day message, we see that the real battle of life starts in our minds. Philippians 4:8 reminds us to focus on what’s true, pure, and lovely—because what we think about shapes how we feel and live. When we fill our thoughts with God’s truth, peace and joy begin to guard our hearts like a gentle shield.