Pastor Ryan preached through the profound "Good Shepherd" passage in John 10. We were reminded that Jesus alone is the door to salvation and the Shepherd of His sheep.

This week, Pastor Ryan preached the second part of the story of the healing of the blind man. We were reminded that no one remains unchanged by Jesus; He either gives sight to the blind or reveals the blindness of those who think they see.

In this week's passage, Jesus heals the blind man, giving us a picture of our spiritual blindness and His power to bring us spiritual sight. Pastor Ryan reminded us that Jesus is the Light of the world, who has come to open blind eyes and restore sight.

This week, Pastor Ryan preached on Christ’s declaration that He is greater than Abraham and that He is the “I Am.” We were reminded that because Jesus is the I Am, for those who trust in Him, death no longer has the final word.

Elder Scott Reavis preached on the invitation of Jesus that we would know the truth and that He who is the truth, would set us free. We also were reminded that the voice we hear reveals the father we follow.

Pastor Ryan preaches from John 8:21-30 as Jesus continues to confront the Jews at the temple, and declares to them that the only way to know the Father is through the Son.

This week, Pastor Josh Conover preached on Jesus’ declaration, “I am the light of the world.” We were reminded that Christ alone leads us out of darkness and into true life.

This week, Pastor Josh Conover preached on Jesus’ declaration, “I am the light of the world.” We were reminded that Christ alone leads us out of darkness and into true life.

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Ryan preached on Jesus’ encounter with the woman caught in adultery. We reflected on His declaration over her: “Neither do I condemn you; go, and from now on sin no more.” We were reminded that only those who know they are great sinners, will see their need for a great Savior.

Pastor Ryan preached on the invitation of Jesus Christ at the temple: “If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink.” We were reminded that our response to His invitation reveals whether we truly know Him.