Titus 2 addresses old and young, men and women. We see how the Bible shows that the local church which is made up of different people are in it together and are called to raise up others.

The Holy Spirit filled the disciples and the church was birthed.

Dane Johnson preaches from Romans 12:1-2.

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ changes everything. This Easter we look at how the Apostle Paul points out that the Resurrection matters and changes everything.

From Matthew 21:1-11, the triumphal entry signifies to start of Passion Week. Jesus is announcing that he is the King who Saves!

John 6 is the longest chapter in John. It is near the Passover and we see Jesus feeding the 5,000. This known passage of Scripture should intrigue us to not only what Jesus does but how this points to who he is.

John 10 concludes the Jewish Festival cycle with the Feast of Dedication. Jesus declares that he is the Door and the Good Shepherd. He is the true shepherd who leads his sheep. 

John records the Jewish Festival cycle in John 5-10. Jesus fulfills the meaning of each of these different festivals. In John 7-9 it is the Feast of Booths (Tabernacles) and Jesus proclaims that he is the Living Water and Light of the World.

We wrap up the church blueprint series as we see that the motivation of the church is love. 1 John 4:7-21 reminds us that God is love.

What exactly is the church supposed to do? the Bible gives us clear instructions on what is the mission of the church. This sermon is from Matthew 28:16-20, the Great Commission.