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John 10:1-19 | This Sunday we'll have a look at the closest thing we have in John's gospel to a teaching style known as a parable. Matthew, Mark, and Luke record for us a wealth of Jesus's parabolic teachings, but John, as he likes to do, chooses not to include most of these parables because they were already in circulation. However, here we this treasure (not recorded elsewhere) of an extended Jesus teaching on what it means to be THE Good Shepherd.

Hope you can join us as we consider: Why would the all-powerful, all-knowing, Creator God associate himself with this blue-collar, fringe-of-society profession? What does this tell us about the heart of God?

John 9:1-41 | This Sunday we will be back in the story of the man born blind, unpacking more of the good news God has revealed to us through it. This week we will be focusing on the "Glory" that is revealed to the world by this encounter, asking why and how God chooses us to reveal His glory?

John 9:1-41 | This Sunday we will be back in the story of the man born blind, unpacking more of the good news God has revealed to us through it. This week we will be focusing on the "Glory" that is revealed to the world by this encounter, asking why and how God chooses us to reveal His glory?

John 9:1-41 | This Sunday we will be back in the story of the man born blind, unpacking more of the good news God has revealed to us through it. This week we will be focusing on the "Glory" that is revealed to the world by this encounter, asking why and how God chooses us to reveal His glory?

John 9:1-41 | This Sunday we will be back in the story of the man born blind, unpacking more of the good news God has revealed to us through it. This week we will be focusing on the "Glory" that is revealed to the world by this encounter, asking why and how God chooses us to reveal His glory?

John 9:1-41 | In this passage, we will find that Jesus is using the confluence of "light & dark" to speak to "Spiritual Blindness" but here is the deal, what exactly does he mean by Spiritual Blindness? You'll find that this reading reveals that this ailment is far more nuanced and complex than we might think. In fact, we might discover that it is a good thing to be blind... What?!

John 9:1-41 | In this passage, we will find that Jesus is using the confluence of "light & dark" to speak to "Spiritual Blindness" but here is the deal, what exactly does he mean by Spiritual Blindness? You'll find that this reading reveals that this ailment is far more nuanced and complex than we might think. In fact, we might discover that it is a good thing to be blind... What?!

John 9:1-41 | In this passage, we will find that Jesus is using the confluence of "light & dark" to speak to "Spiritual Blindness" but here is the deal, what exactly does he mean by Spiritual Blindness? You'll find that this reading reveals that this ailment is far more nuanced and complex than we might think. In fact, we might discover that it is a good thing to be blind... What?!

John 8:30-59: We get to look at the second half of the long exchange between Jesus and the Pharisees. In the passage before this, Jesus declared Himself to be THE Light of the world - this week we get to see the extrapolation of that reality in the realms of truth and freedom. How does this Light continue to change everything it touches 2,000 years later?

John 8:30-59: We get to look at the second half of the long exchange between Jesus and the Pharisees. In the passage before this, Jesus declared Himself to be THE Light of the world - this week we get to see the extrapolation of that reality in the realms of truth and freedom. How does this Light continue to change everything it touches 2,000 years later?