Jesus sees the distraction and dilution of worship in the temple and is zealous for something better.

As Jesus calls the disciples, we see them make a declaration about Jesus and tell others about Him.

John begins his gospel by laying out exactly who Jesus is, who he knew him to be personally

God’s Word is not confined to a location, a people, or a generation. It is living and active and speaks into our daily lives as a sufficient resource for all things that pertain to life and godliness!

The Bible is not meant to be just another instrument in our toolbox of life. God gifted us his inspired, authentic, authoritative, inerrant, and sufficient Word so that we may know Him, be made Holy, and to be equipped for the work of His Kingdom.

God intends to provide us with His inerrant truth, He reveals this to us through our imperfect language.

We have more archeological evidence that the inspired words of God that we read are the same words that the original authors wrote down.

If we believe that God desires for us to know Himself and His purpose, then we must believe that He will communicate this to us somehow. If He is all powerful, then we can expect that He will succeed in doing this.

Paul compels us to live intentionally, to be about God’s work in our lives, to use all that we have – our resources, our love, our relationships to point to Christ and proclaim his Gospel!

Jesus’ resurrection demonstrates the manifold wisdom of God and His plan for humanity. The entirety of the Christian faith rests on this singular event.