Jesus challenges his disciples to more, calling his body and blood true food and true drink. Many drop out of the race, few preserver with endurance. How do we respond in the face of difficult truth?

Sermon By: Chris Cook

Primary Text: John 6:52-71

Too often we seek the fringe benefits of a relationship with Jesus rather than Jesus himself. We want "Jesus In A Bottle" not the Jesus of the Bible.

Sermon by: Chris Cook

Primary text: John 6:25-40

Jesus came to earth and submitted perfectly to the will of his Father.  Because of our fallen nature our natural instinct is to rebel against authority.  We look to Christ as we realize that his authority extends to life and death.  Ultimately, the authority of Christ is inescapable.

Sermon by: Corey O'Quin

Primary text: John 5:19-27

We need to look to Jesus for healing of the scars in our lives not myths.

Sermon by: Ernie Bonnoitt

Primary text: John 5:1-18

Our response to knowing Jesus is: going and making Him known. The Samaritan woman models this as Jesus teaches His men to lift up their eyes and see the world as He sees it.

Sermon by: Chris Cook

Primary text: John 4:27-42

Jesus crosses boundaries of race, sex, and and religon in a radical way to offer the gift of eternal life to a Samaratian woman at a well. He shows that He alone offers "Living Water" to quench our thirst, no other well that we could draw from will satisfy us like Christ himself.

Sermon by: Chris Cook

Primary text: John 4:1-26

For God so loved the world...

Sermon by: Ernie Bonnoitt

Primary Text: John 3:14-21

Salvation is found in spiritual rebirth that comes from a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Sermon by: Ernie Bonnoitt

Primary Text: John 3:1-15

As disciples of Jesus we need to have the zeal that God has for unhindered worship, and for removing things in our lives that hinder and confuse people of the Gospel.

Sermon by: Ernie Bonoitt

Primary text: John 2:13-25

In the first of His signs, Jesus turns water into wine, and manifests His glory! And His disciples believed in Him. Do we?

Primary text: John 2:1-11

Sermon by: Chris Cook