Over charcoal fire, Jesus asks Peter three times if Peter truly loves Him. What does this remind Peter of (see John 18:18)? Jesus then exhorts Peter to care for His sheep and tells him about the death he will eventually die for God's glory.

This was the last Sunday in our John series!

Allen reminds us of the words of Job and also Psalm 42 about our need for God.

Scott reminds us that Jesus miraculously fills the disciples' nets with fish twice during His ministry with them: once at the beginning and once at the end. What made the last catch so different?

Jerry reminds us of David's powerful prayer after his adultery with Bathsheba.

What really happened that earned one disciple the name Doubting Thomas? There may be more that we can relate to in this story than it first may seem.

Scott speaks about the importance of exhorting and encouraging each other daily as members of a local church.

On Easter we looked at: 1) The Burial of Jesus in the Garden Tomb; 2) The Absence of Jesus from the Garden Tomb; and 3) The Return of Jesus to the Garden Tomb.

Allen walks us through the same passage that was used to bring Charles Spurgeon to faith many years ago.

Scott powerfully walked us through the three sayings of Jesus on the cross in John's gospel. What a soul stirring message!

Jerry led us to confess our unbelief at times that God is able to save people late in life. After Miss Dorothy's baptism, how can we fail to believe in God's power to save at any time?