Pastor Tanner House continues his series on the Gospel of John, and we again see the theme of how Jesus was the greater Moses. This week, he explains the primary purpose behind the miracles performed by Jesus and what our response should be.

Pastor Tanner House walks us through another miracle of Jesus. We look at the response of the people blessed by this miracle, spend some time with their response, and examine the implications for our lives.

In our first Redeemer Equip Class, Pastor Tanner walks us through why we read the Bible and shares tips and resources for reading the Bible yourself and in community. You can find the corresponding outline with resources listed in the Redeemer Odessa App.

This week Tanner walks us through the rest of John 5 where the Jews are confronted in their unbelief. We too are confronted with what our beliefs are about Jesus, and we see that our lives reveal what we truly think and feel about God.

This week as Pastor House continues teaching through John, he invites you to examine your functional view of Jesus. Do you believe Jesus is good? Do you believe that God, through Christ, is near? Do you believe that God through Christ is for you, Christian?

Matt Bertrand walks us through the first part of John 5 and the account of Jesus healing a man on the Sabbath at the Healing Pool. Matt explains how Jesus is our Sabbath and that He has completed the work, offering rest for our weary souls.

Pastor Tanner House teaches through John 4 when Jesus healed the official's son. This text invites us to ask what is real and true authentic faith and also calls us to examine our own faith and dependency on Jesus.

On Easter Sunday, Pastor Tanner talks about the importance of the resurrection of Jesus and how it affects our life.

Tanner continues teaching through the story of Jesus and the Samaritan Woman, and we consider our calling as a son or daughter of God to go and make disciples and how we can pursue mission right where we are.

This week, Pastor Tanner walks us through the story of Jesus and the Samaritan Woman, reminding us that we all share the same great need for God's grace to redeem our lives.