In this section of the Gospel of John, the author John talks about John the Baptist and unfolds three truths about life and their meaning for us. 

The first five verses highlight big ideas about Jesus that John is going to come back to over and over again: Jesus is God; Jesus is Creator; and Jesus is Salvation.

An introduction to our study of the gospel of John. Who is the author, when was it written, who is the intended audience, and its purpose?

Epiphany marks the celebration of the coming of the wise men to Jesus. Matthew chapter 2 shows us how Jesus is worthy of our attention, our fear, and our worship.

One of our values is "we are becoming people who celebrate goodness and beauty.” Three members of our church body share how God has worked in their lives in this area.

Why do we doubt, and how do we deal with our doubt? This passage in Matthew can help us work through our feelings of doubt.

We have spent 10 weeks working through the Nicene Creed section by section. At the end of the creed, we proclaim "Amen." It is the final answer: truth.

The doctrine of the resurrection of the dead and the life of the age to come should be an anchor for us in times of trouble and an inconsolable longing even in times of joy.

Water baptism is a command that the church is told to carry out - in the name of the trinitarian God.

In this section, the creed asks us to declare our faith, our belief, and our trust in the church.