The amount of love you have for Jesus reflects the amount of sin that you have been forgiven. The one who has been forgiven much loves much. The one who loves little has been forgiven little. Join us today as we see two sinners - one who recognizes her sin and experiences forgiveness and one who doesn't recognize his and does not experience forgiveness.

Every Christian struggles at times with doubts and confusion. None is immune - not even one as great as John the Baptist. In our text today, we see John's Concern, Jesus' Confirmation, Jesus' Commendation, and Jewish Complaints.

Every Christian struggles at times with doubts and confusion. None is immune - not even one as great as John the Baptist. In our text today, we see John's Concern, Jesus' Confirmation, Jesus' Commendation, and Jewish Complaints.

Jesus was compassionately authoritative - meaning He did not use His authority in a self-serving way. Rather, He often exercised His authority on behalf of others. He would see their plight, would be moved with compassion, and act accordingly. Such is the case with the raising of the widow's son. Jesus was moved with compassion for this woman and He acted on her behalf. Join in and see what this has to say to us today.

Jesus was compassionately authoritative - meaning He did not use His authority in a self-serving way. Rather, He often exercised His authority on behalf of others. He would see their plight, would be moved with compassion, and act accordingly. Such is the case with the raising of the widow's son. Jesus was moved with compassion for this woman and He acted on her behalf. Join in and see what this has to say to us today.

In the Gospels, Jesus was not often surprised, much less amazed. Today's encounter with a Roman centurion was one of those rare times He was. Join us as we look at how this centurion wowed Jesus.

In the Gospels, Jesus was not often surprised, much less amazed. Today's encounter with a Roman centurion was one of those rare times He was. Join us as we look at how this centurion wowed Jesus.

The Resurrection is the central pillar of the Christian faith. It is what sets Christianity apart from the false religions of man. Join us as we celebrate the risen Christ!

The Resurrection is the central pillar of the Christian faith. It is what sets Christianity apart from the false religions of man. Join us as we celebrate the risen Christ!

Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem was chock full of meaning. Listen in as we explore some of the meanings behind His actions.