In this message of the series, I've Got Good News, Dr. Tim Johnson looks at John 21:15-17. Jesus asks Peter three times if he loves Him. Every time Peter says he does Jesus tells him to feed his sheep. Peter was where he was as God was not finished with him. We need to set our focus not on what we cannot do, but on who God is and what He wans to do in and through us. 

Continuing the series, I've Got Good News, Dr. Tim Johnson looks at John 21:1-14. Jesus appears to the disciples while they are fishing and prepares them breakfast. Jesus wasn't there to interrogate Peter, but to reengage with him.

In this standalone message, Lead Pastor Dr. Tim Johnson, looks at the importance of baptism through Romans 6.

Troy Heller continues the series, I've Got Good News, by looking at John 12:1-11 and Mary washing the feet of Jesus; done out of love for Him and what He had done for her. 

Brent Watson continues the series, I've Got Good News, by looking at John 13 and Jesus washing the feet of the disciples.  Serving others does not naturally, but requires practice which can be learned by the example of Jesus. 

Dr. Brett Yohn continues the series, I've Got Good News, by looking at the verses where Jesus describes the Holy Spirit who is an Advocate for us and will be with us forever. 

 Continuing the series, I've Got Good News, Pastor of Adult Discipleship Brent Watson looks at John 11 and Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead.  Death and loss are things that no one wants to face. However, we know that there will be a resurrection, that Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life and that He is with us in our grief and loss. 

Continuing the series, I've Got Good News, Dr. Bret Welstead looks at John 9 and Jesus healing a man who had been blind from birth. How can we be more like the blind man rather than the Pharisees who wanted to control? Live by faith rather than control, point ourselves to Jesus in everything and to worship. 

 Continuing the series, I've Got Good News, Pastor of Family Ministries Troy Heller looks at John 6 and the feeding of the 5000.

Continuing the series, I've Got Good News, Pastor of Worship and Creative Arts Dr. Bret Welstead looks at the statements in John where Jesus describes himself as something "I am" and the statements where He declares "I AM".