John 20

On this Easter Sunday, Pastor Thomas challenges us to reckon with the walls and barriers that we have put up that are keeping us from believing in Jesus.

John 18-19

Out of fear and desperation, the mob of Jewish leaders had Jesus put to death. The mission was to exterminate the threat from their midst. But what they did not realize is that Jesus poses a much greater threat to the Enemy than He does to us.

John 12:1-19

On Palm Sunday, Pastor Thomas delivers a powerful message that challenges our perceptions of Kingdom of God. The triumphal entry of Jesus reminds us that His Kingdom is not won through displays of power or showings of force, but through sacrifice and death. And we as subject of this great King should go and do likewise.

John 11:1-44

We're blessed to have Pastor Emeritus Gary Van Heukelom bring us the Word this week as we continue to see how Jesus clarifies our incomplete perceptions of who He is and what He is able to accomplish for us and our salvation.

John 9:1-41

If we have a small view of who Jesus is and what He's able to do, if we believe that He is bound to the physical and natural world as we are, then our prayers will remain small as well.

John 4:1-42

Jesus opens the eyes of the Samaritan woman at the well showing her that the gift He has to offer--the gospel--is not only for the Jewish people like Nicodemus, but for people like her too.

John 3:1-21

Jesus helps the Jewish leader Nicodemus come out of the darkness, and see Jesus for who He truly is in the light of the Gospel.

John 1:19-34

Our first Sunday in Lent sets the stage for our series, In Focus. We don't want to settle for a hazy or blurry picture of who Jesus is, and we don't want to settle for anything less than who He truly is. We want to see Him clearly. For he is, as John the Baptist declares, "God's Chosen One."

Joel 2:1-2, 12-17

As we begin this season of Lent with Ash Wednesday, we pause to reflect on whether our focus has been rightly placed on the proper object. Too often in this season, we focus so much on the "fasting" that we forget what the fasting represents.

James 5:7-20

In our final week in our series in James, Pastor Thomas reminds us of the truth that's at the very heart of the Gospel: we cannot do it ourselves--we need a Savior who is more powerful. As much as we may want to right all the wrongs of the world, God asked us to wait upon Him and pray that we'd get a foretaste of that restoration now.