As the Easter holiday approaches, John encourages us to prepare our own minds and hearts for Easter just as Christ prepared his disciples for his crucifixion and resurrection.

John contends that true joy comes from our heavenly Father and the love he has for us.

John reminds us to not let fear guide our actions. As Christians, we should understand who we are in Christ so that we can go into the world with confidence.

In the midst of tragedy, John proposes that asking how God could let this happen is the wrong approach. Instead, the church should be asking how we can be the hands and feet of Christ!

John continues his series about spiritual disciplines by talking about tithing today. He discusses the purposes of tithing and reiterates that the attitude matters as much as the act.

John encourages us to take time to pray, giving three reasons we should be praying to God.

John continues his series on spiritual disciplines discussing prayer and its importance to our relationship with God.

This Sunday we focused on the spiritual discipline of worship. Our worship team lead the congregation in corporate worship and talked about how we should worship God. 1 Corinthians 10:31 says “Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” How can you worship God this week?

John discusses the spiritual discipline of studying Scripture and the incredible impact it can have in our lives.

John begins a new series on spiritual disciplines and the benefits they can have on our relationship with Jesus.