Last week we began looking at the crucifixion of Jesus and looked at the first three statements Jesus made from the cross. In those statements, Jesus focused on others. Today we look at the last four statements Jesus makes which focus on Jesus and the pain He is going through and the plan of salvation he is completing. Tune in for Final Words – Part 2 in our “One Week” series.

Today we begin to look at the crucifxion of Jesus as we continue our "One Week" series. Jesus was on the cross for six hours and made seven different statements over a span of six hours. We look today at the first three statements Jesus made and the significance of those statements for a message entitled "Final Words."

This Sunday we continue our journey with Jesus to Calvary as we look at the last week of his life. Today we will focus on the trials of Jesus. It is hard to believe that Jesus, the perfect Son of God, was found guilty of anything. Yet after six trials, Jesus is sentenced to be crucified. The message is entitled “And Justice for None” and is based on the second trial of Jesus from Matthew 26.

Today we journey with Jesus and the disciples to the Garden of Gethsemane. Here Jesus agonizes in prayer while the disciples sleep. This event is significant as Jesus is just hours away from the cross. We will be challenged to consider again what it means to follow Jesus.

Today we continue our series entitled “One Week” by looking at Jesus washing the feet of his disciples. This event happens just hours before Jesus’ death on the cross. As Jesus’ disciples bicker about who is the greatest, Jesus demonstrates greatness by washing their feet. This message will challenge us to serve others, just like Jesus.

Today we begin a series entitled "One Week" as we look at the last week of Jesus' life. We begin our journey toward the cross and resurrection Sunday. Today we look at Jesus triumphal entry and what it means. We often recognize this passage on Palm Sunday but we are beginning today by looking at this event and how it begins Jesus' final week.

Today we conclude our Simply Jesus series by looking at John 11, the story of the raising of Lazarus. This miracle reveals the heart of Jesus, the heart of Jesus who loves us. Outside of the resurrection of Jesus, this is the greatest miracle Jesus ever did. It demonstrates clearly that Jesus is our loving Savior.

Jesus had a heart full of compassion. Yet the church today is often seen as uncaring and lacking compassion. In today's text, Jesus tells one of his famous parables, the story of the good Samaritan to show that compassion comes from our love of all people. Today's teaching will remind us that we too are called to be full of compassion, just like Jesus.

Forgiveness is at the heart of who Jesus is. That's why he came to earth and give his life for our sins. Today, we are going to jump again into a day in the life of Jesus. In this story, forgiveness is the theme. And Jesus doesn't just teach about forgiveness, but shows us that only He is the Forgiving Savior.

Ever get caught in a storm? Ever find yourself in the midst of a difficult situation and fear for your life. In our message today, we look at the disciples who are caught in the midst of a storm while Jesus is asleep in the boat. Little did they know the Master of the Storms was there with all the power needed to see them through. We continue our Simply Jesus series by focusing on the power of Jesus.