John 14:1-11 | This is the beginning of Jesus’ pre-arrest farewell speech and the part where he famously declares that He alone is THE Way… THE Truth… and THE Life.

John 14:1-11 | This is the beginning of Jesus’ pre-arrest farewell speech and the part where he famously declares that He alone is THE Way… THE Truth… and THE Life.

John 13:18-38 | This Sunday we will be working through the back half of John 13 together which unpacks a few of the conversations Jesus had with his disciples at the last supper. The star of the show is, you guessed it, a rooster. Come and see how this obnoxious and puffed-up foul can be God's incredible grace to you as we commune together.

John 13:18-38 | This Sunday we will be working through the back half of John 13 together which unpacks a few of the conversations Jesus had with his disciples at the last supper. The star of the show is, you guessed it, a rooster. Come and see how this obnoxious and puffed-up foul can be God's incredible grace to you as we commune together.

John 13:18-38 | This Sunday we will be working through the back half of John 13 together which unpacks a few of the conversations Jesus had with his disciples at the last supper. The star of the show is, you guessed it, a rooster. Come and see how this obnoxious and puffed-up foul can be God's incredible grace to you as we commune together.

John 13:1-17 | This Sunday we get the privilege of studying perhaps the greatest of Jesus’s “one another” commands. Jesus will tell his disciples —and therefore us — to love one another just like he loved us; through radical servant leadership. Excited to be exploring one of the most symbolic acts of humility - the washing of feet.

John 13:1-17 | This Sunday we get the privilege of studying perhaps the greatest of Jesus’s “one another” commands. Jesus will tell his disciples —and therefore us — to love one another just like he loved us; through radical servant leadership. Excited to be exploring one of the most symbolic acts of humility - the washing of feet.

John 13:1-17 | This Sunday we get the privilege of studying perhaps the greatest of Jesus’s “one another” commands. Jesus will tell his disciples —and therefore us — to love one another just like he loved us; through radical servant leadership. Excited to be exploring one of the most symbolic acts of humility - the washing of feet.

How do we know if where Jesus is leading is worth going? What if there are two mountains we can visit?

How do we know if where Jesus is leading is worth going? What if there are two mountains we can visit?