The woman at the well affirms that the well is deep -- deeply engrained beliefs tied to identity and practice. Jesus offers something different. Living water that bubbles up from within.

In John 3:1-17, Jesus shares with Nicodemus a different way of living -- a Spirit-led love that might actually save the world.

For this First Sunday of Lent, we explore the difference between a test and a temptation, and who exactly is the tempter in Matthew 4:1-11.

Peter, James, and John were afraid of God until Jesus touched them and told them to "get up" and "not be afraid." When they raised their eyes, they were brave enough to open their eyes to Jesus.

When Jesus calls his first disciples in Matthew 4:12-23, he does so with an invitation and a promise to show them how to be a disciple.

After Jesus was baptized, John shares his testimony about what he saw and why he is convinced Jesus is the Lamb of God. He makes sharing our faith look so easy!

Jesus came to be baptized by John, but John protested that he should be the one being baptized by Jesus. Jesus said, "For it is proper," to do this. Often, faith becomes the proper thing to do. What could Jesus mean by "proper"?

John 1:1-18 gives us a one-two punch -- a creation story and nativity story wrapped into one! That tells us the whole purpose was to give us a light to live by!

Joseph received instructions from an angel through a dream to take Mary and Jesus and flee to Egypt. In fact, he had 3 more dreams in this scripture passage of Matthew 2:13-23. Have you ever had a dream where God gave you a special message?

In Matthew 1:18-25, Joseph has a dream where an angel visits him to tell him of God's dream. Does God's dream differ from the dream Joseph had for his life?