The Gospel has a power infused in it by God. Pastor Nathan Willowby uses the first chapter of Phillipians to show us how Paul relied upon it.

The question is not whether you are religious. Everyone is religious about something. But the question is "Are you authentic?" It's the authenticity that counts.

It's is Easter. The tomb is empty. Or it is simply full to overflowing?

It's past Easter. He is Risen! Jesus is indeed on the loose. He's going through locked doors, everything He needs to do to make His presence known.

Text: John 20: 19-30

The Crowd gets their wish; Jesus of Nazareth is handed over for Crucifixion. Nathan Willowby talks about the significance of "King of the Jews." What kind of King? What kind of King was the crowd wanting and expecting? What kind of King is Jesus?

One of Pilate's last questions to Christ was "Where are you from?" Nathan Willowby takes the final part of Jesus before Pilate (John 19:1-16) as the text today. Pilate's failure was one of imagination. What can you imagine? Where is your imagination from and where will it take you?

Pastor Nathan Willowby takes John 18:28-40 as the text today.

How many of us are like Pilate? We see the right thing, we know "there is no fault in this man," but we act like we don't.

Pastor Nathan Willowby takes as his text today John 18:1-27, the tale of Peter's denial.

We can relate to Peter and how he responded; it's easy to run and hide. We've all wanted to do that.

Pastor Nathan Willowby speaks today on Jesus washing the disciple's feet, and on how we, as the Church of God practice foot washing today as a regular part of our church year.

John 13:1-17

In the aftermath of Jesus healing the man born blind came a discussion about who is blind. To clarify it, Jesus spoke of sheep who know their shepherd. Pastor Nathan Willowby talks of the blindness and sheep and what it means for us.

John 9:35 - 10:18