This past Sunday, Pastor Josh taught from one of the most well-known verses in Scripture—John 3:16. He led us to reflect on the profound ways God reveals His love to all humanity, and the particular ways He pours out His covenant love on His people. We were reminded that it is God's love that leads Him to offer eternal life to the whole world.

This week, Pastor Ryan preached on the first portion of Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus. We were reminded that true Christianity requires a new birth, evidenced by a transformed life and produced solely by a sovereign work of the Spirit.

This past Sunday, Pastor Ryan preached on the cleansing of the temple from John 2:13–25, where Jesus reveals that He is the new and greater temple. This account also highlights His mission to restore His people as zealous worshipers for the glory of God the Father.

This past Sunday, Pastor Ryan preached through John 2:1-12 on Jesus' miracle of turning water into wine at the wedding in Cana. We were reminded that Jesus is the true Bridegroom who, through His signs, demonstrates that He is making preparations for His bride, the Church.

This past Sunday, Pastor Ryan taught on the call of Jesus’ first disciples. From John and Andrew’s response, to Simon’s renaming as Cephas, to the calling of Philip and Nathanael, we saw how Jesus met each of these men right where they were, while also inviting them to trust Him with a long obedience in the same direction.

This past Sunday, Cristian Maldonado preached on the testimony of John the Baptist, who bore witness that Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world and the One who baptizes with the Holy Spirit. We were also reminded that, like John, we too are called to be voices in the wilderness, pointing away from ourselves and towards Jesus Christ.

This past Sunday, Pastor Ryan preached through the end of the prologue in the Gospel of John, chapter 1 verses 14-18, unpacking the deep mystery of the incarnation, best summed by this week's Big Idea borrowed from C.H. Spurgeon: "He who made man, was made a man."

This past Sunday, Pastor Ryan introduced us to John the Baptist, who in the context of this story, is the lesser whose purpose is to make the Greater known in a world that cannot see Him. We reflected on the message of John, who was a witness to the True Light which came into the world in the person of Jesus Christ.

This past Sunday, Pastor Ryan Walker kicked off our fall sermon series on The Gospel of John titled "Light Revealed." We looked at John 1:1-5 and were reminded that the Word is God’s message to humanity in Jesus Christ to find life in Him.

This past Sunday, Elder Josh Conover gave a compelling conclusion to our series on the Ten Commandments, by reminding us of the true purpose of God's law as well as by pointing us to God's invitation away from coveting and into abundance of life in Him.