We're wrapping up our study, Jesus: I Am, today with Pastor Steve and looking at Jesus, the Light of the World!

Today Pastor Jason Wilson picks up our Jesus: I Am study with John 15. In this chapter, Jesus says that he is the True Vine and commands us to remain in him as he remains in us.

We're continuing our study Jesus: I Am today! Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life - salvation is only available through Him. Do you know Him as your Savior?

Jesus says in John 11: "I am the resurrection and the life. Anyone who believes in me will live, even after dying." And then he asks the question of the ages - a question that each one of us need to answer: "Do you believe this?"

Jesus is our Good Shepherd! What a blessing to have not only a shepherd who wants to provide for and protect us, but a GOOD shepherd who knows us and still loves us.

Jesus says in John 6 that He is the Bread Of Life. He is the only one who can satisfy the hunger of our souls. Today we remember His sacrifice on the cross and His body that received our punishment.

In the book of John, Jesus offers seven "I Am" statements to describe who He is. You've probably heard some of them before - like "I am the Bread of Life", "I am the Good Shepherd", "I am the true Vine." But what does Jesus mean when He calls himself those things? Pastor Steve will be unpacking these statements over the next 7 weeks and our hope is that together we grow a deeper understanding and gratitude for our good Shepherd.

Every believer's story is one of being rescued from death, brought back to life, and becoming a new creation with a life full of purpose! Is that your story?

We're continuing our study Who's Your One today. We're looking at the parable of the Kingdom banquet - Jesus commanded us to GO because people's eternity is in the balance!

Luke 15:7 says that heaven rejoices over one lost sinner who repents and returns to God! Imagine all the joy among the angels as all of heaven watches people choose to follow Jesus and make him Lord of their lives. As we pray and consider who our One is - the One person we can reach for Jesus - here are a few things Luke 15 has to say.