In this series we will look at seven, "I Am..." statements in the Gospel of John where Jesus tells us who He is in His own words. When someone says, "I Am...," it reveals something about their identity--about the core of their being, what's most important to them and about them. So when Jesus says, "I Am..." we should pay close attention. He's pulling back the curtain on His glorious character. He's telling us something profoundly important--something we don't want to miss.

In this series we will look at seven, "I Am..." statements in the Gospel of John where Jesus tells us who He is in His own words. When someone says, "I Am...," it reveals something about their identity--about the core of their being, what's most important to them and about them. So when Jesus says, "I Am..." we should pay close attention. He's pulling back the curtain on His glorious character. He's telling us something profoundly important--something we don't want to miss.

In this series we will look at seven, "I Am..." statements in the Gospel of John where Jesus tells us who He is in His own words. When someone says, "I Am...," it reveals something about their identity--about the core of their being, what's most important to them and about them. So when Jesus says, "I Am..." we should pay close attention. He's pulling back the curtain on His glorious character. He's telling us something profoundly important--something we don't want to miss.

In this series we will look at seven, "I Am..." statements in the Gospel of John where Jesus tells us who He is in His own words. When someone says, "I Am...," it reveals something about their identity--about the core of their being, what's most important to them and about them. So when Jesus says, "I Am..." we should pay close attention. He's pulling back the curtain on His glorious character. He's telling us something profoundly important--something we don't want to miss.

In this series we will look at seven, "I Am..." statements in the Gospel of John where Jesus tells us who He is in His own words. When someone says, "I Am...," it reveals something about their identity--about the core of their being, what's most important to them and about them. So when Jesus says, "I Am..." we should pay close attention. He's pulling back the curtain on His glorious character. He's telling us something profoundly important--something we don't want to miss.

In this series we will look at seven, "I Am..." statements in the Gospel of John where Jesus tells us who He is in His own words. When someone says, "I Am...," it reveals something about their identity--about the core of their being, what's most important to them and about them. So when Jesus says, "I Am..." we should pay close attention. He's pulling back the curtain on His glorious character. He's telling us something profoundly important--something we don't want to miss.

In 1 Peter 1:3, Peter writes, "Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead..." There is ultimately no greater hope that we can obtain than from belief in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. When we hope in Jesus, it's a hope that has no expiration date and an eternal guarantee.

In this special sermon, Pastor Ken delivers a message that honors the past generation's incredible faithfulness and charges our generation to pick up the mantle for the one ahead. After watching this message, we encourage you to check out npfcc.org/presson for more information on how we can rally together to build a solid foundation for those we're entrusted to pass faith to in the years to come. Thank you for your incredible faithfulness and generosity, we can't wait to see God move in our church!

The heart of the matter is that our hearts matter! They matter in ever way⎯physically, emotionally, relationally, and spiritually. There is no such thing as a small heart problem, and nothing more important than heart health. So join us as we examine the condition of our hearts and seek to have our hearts beat in unison with the heartbeat of God!

The heart of the matter is that our hearts matter! They matter in ever way⎯physically, emotionally, relationally, and spiritually. There is no such thing as a small heart problem, and nothing more important than heart health. So join us as we examine the condition of our hearts and seek to have our hearts beat in unison with the heartbeat of God!