David was a passionate warrior for God. Followers of Christ will do well to follow his example and be passionate warriors for Christ.

Our passion for God can show itself in many ways. We'll take a look at the amazing behind the scenes passion of Priscilla and her husband Aquila.

We will look at the unique passion of John the Baptist and see what lessons we can learn about developing our own passion for Christ.

Passion can be defined as strong and barely controllable emotion. We will take a look at Paul's passion for Christ and be challenged to look at our own passion level.

In the imagery of a grape plant Jesus compared himself to the vine and his people to the branches. The branches need the vine to be able to produce good fruit. We will look at how important it is to stay connected to Jesus.

Jesus' amazing claim of being the way, the truth, and the life came in the midst of his concern and preparation for his disciples and he continues to prepare a place for every one of His followers.

A good shepherd protects and even lays down his life for his sheep and that is exactly what Jesus is willing to do for every one of us.

This week Jesus makes the comparison of being the gate in which the sheep (people) must go through in order to experience eternal protection. There is no other way into the sheep pen.

The contrast of light and darkness is a continual theme throughout the Bible. Jesus made the claim that he was the light. Let’s explore what Jesus meant by making that claim.

Imagine eating a food that would fill you up forever. It seems crazy, but that is what Jesus claimed. What did it mean and how can that claim have an eternal impact on each of us?