Jesus sets one table.

The arrival of Jesus can startle us. His call to us though is to not be afraid because the revelation of his glory is for our benefit.

Speaker: Mark Slomka

Will we follow Jesus for who he is not simply for what he does? Will we follow Jesus when he tests our faith? Will we follow Jesus and follow hospitality? Will we follow Jesus when he doesn’t behave like the King he is?

Scriptures: John 6:1-15

Speaker: Rose Males

As we hear the words of Jesus Christ in John 5:16-47, we have to wrestle with the question of how we continue, both personally and communally, to respond negatively to the words and works of Jesus.

Speaker: Vince Medrano

In John 5 we encounter a man who is without hope. He sits next to what he wants but it evades him day after day. Jesus shows up to present a greater way.

We also interact with a group of people who have defined what rest and worship of God looks like but by going with their interpretation they overlook the healing that God is longing to do. Jesus shows up to present a greater way.

Scriptures: John 5:1-15

Speaker: Lorissa Medrano

Don’t just be satisfied with the miracle without pressing into the mystery of who Jesus is.

Scriptures: John 4:43-54

Speaker: Vince Medrano

When Jesus sits with the woman at the well in John 4 he does a deep work of healing in the many levels of relationships of her life.

Scriptures: John 4:1-42

Speaker: Lorissa Medrano

Jesus is the central figure of the story. The invitation is for us to see ourselves as participants in God’s grand story.

Today’s Scriptures: John 3:22-36

Speaker: Vince Medrano

SEE | BELIEVE | RAISED TO LIFE

Today’s Scriptures: John 3:1-21

Speaker: Serene Neddenriep

When Jesus clears the Temple He brings it back to its original purpose; a place where people are invited to encounter the presence of God.

Today’s Scriptures: John 2:12-25