Sister Charlene Lovett comes today with a question from Hebrews 12:14. Who are you following? You follow someone.

Are you thirsty? Not just for ordinary water, but for the Living Water brought to us and given to us by Jesus? What does that mean, anyway?

John chapter 7, Jesus at the Feast of Booths

Pastor Nathan Willowby speaks to the subject of the Bread of Life from John 6:25-56. There is bread for today and bread for tomorrow.

We all have expectations when we talk to people. We expect when we bring a problem, it will be addressed. But when the official came to Jesus he expected Jesus to come with him. Instead Jesus sends him on his way with a promise, "Your son will live." How often to we accept a promise instead of action? How often are our requests answered in ways we don't expect?

John 4:46-54

In the dead of night a member of the religious establishment comes to Jesus. He was searching. What will we find when we search? When we have our Nicodemus moment, what question will Jesus answer for us?

John 3:1-21

How would Jesus respond? In John 2:13-22 we see He would sometimes respond by throwing furniture around. The episode here of the Cleansing of the Temple poses an interesting picture of Jesus, and connects us to some ideas deep in the Church of God that it is all too easy to lose sight of.

Today's text was the Wedding at Cana from John 2. Pastor Nathan Willowby talks of the three types of reactions to Jesus at the wedding, and asks us which we are, and what parts of us are water, waiting to be transformed into wine?

Technical difficulties prevented the first few minutes of this sermon on the Wise Men visiting the Incarnation of God.

Guest speaker Genene Hibbler brings to us today a message about how God is the cornerstone, but we are all stones ourselves in the edifice God is building. We are living stones God is using.

Visiting speaker Dr. Jacob Shatzer takes us into Ezekial's valley of dry bones (chapter 37) and shows us the connection between those bones and Christmas