Jesus provides for us the cure to our greatest illness but we must be drawn to Him before we can receive it.

In this first of a three part sermon, Jesus performs an incredible miracle that results in a misguided reaction; a reaction that is a symptom of an underlying issue.

In John 5, Jesus comes into conflict with the religious teachers over one, good work that leads to a conversation about Jesus's divinity, authority, and the witnesses to His identity. 

The signs of Christ are intended to stimulate faith resulting in the person submitting to Him as Lord. But the story of the healed invalid leaves us with some hard questions

This week SCC welcomes guest speaker Craig Combs.

In this narrative, the faith of the official helps us to know where our ultimate hope and confidence should come from. 

Jesus is not a broken cistern that cannot hold water but he is the spring that never runs dry and it is enough to provide eternal life to all those who come and drink. 

God the Father loves the Son. That statement tells us a great deal about Christ, His supremacy, and what that should mean to us. 

Weddings are joyous events, whether you play a special role in the wedding or are a guest. John the Baptist points us to the greatest wedding and a lesson on contentment and joy.

John 3:16 is the banner of Christianity, one of the most glorious passages in the Bible. But if we read what comes next we should be left with a burning question. Pray that the Lord would reveal hidden truths to you as we work through this familiar passage.