Jesus said that you cannot see, much less enter, the Kingdom of God unless you are born again. John said that everyone who believes that Jesus is the Christ has been born again. The question is, do we have to believe blindly or is there a solid foundation for that belief? In tonight's scripture, we first explore the three witnesses that testify about Jesus. After that, we look at what else we know based on that testimony.

Synopsis: There are many groups who say they are Christian, but they don't all agree on what that means. How are we to know if we are walking in the light of the truth or stumbling in the darkness of false teaching? John says that God is light. What we will see is that only this light can reveal the truth.

When a plant is placed next to a window, it gravitates toward the sunshine. In the same way, when we have fellowship with God through faith in Christ, we are drawn toward his light. This week we will explore how fellowship with God enlightens love and faith as we are drawn toward Him.

Two of the most powerful human emotions are Love and Anger. Love we understand far more than we understand Anger. Anger for many is like a runaway train that we cannot control and it ends up smashing into every relationship we have. How do we get a handle on it, what does the Bible say about it, and how do we help someone who is chronically angry? In this sermon, Pastor Mark helps us understand anger and what our response should be to it. We will see that underneath anger is usually the true issue which is triggering our anger: hurt, fear, and frustration.

God established fellowship with people through the incarnation of Christ. Coming into fellowship with the living God will change your life so completely that Jesus called it being born again. In this message we explore this truth and some of the effects of fellowship with God in a person's life.

When Jesus calls us, he calls us from living in a place of comfort to a place of discomfort. In our 1 Corinthians passage we learn that for the apostle Paul, to be a servant of Jesus meant to be a slave to all in order to reach them and see them move towards being a follower of Jesus. In this message, Pastor Mark challenges us to allow the Lord to reach out through our lives to people everywhere via loving relationships - this will be the best Kingdom strategy for building the Kingdom of God. We are His plan to reach those who are far from God.