John 4:27- 42 | This Sunday we get to look at the conclusion of the story of the Samaritan woman at the well. Whereas last week we got to talk about 'thirst', this week we get to talk about hunger. How are they related? How are they different?

John 4:1- 42 | As your soul’s thirst is quenched by this weekend’s sunshine, take a moment to consider what it would be like if the clouds never came back. Now… those of you from Colorado, fight the urge to just answer home… for it’s the unique combination of “thirst-quenching” that the Seattleites feel on a day like today that makes it magical… so imagine if that same Seattleite thirst was always there, and yet was always quenched! This exact scenario is what Jesus promises the woman at the well. Oh, what a glorious promise… if it were true - but it is! See you Sunday to consider the thirst quench uniqueness of Jesus Christ!

John 4:1- 42 | As your soul’s thirst is quenched by this weekend’s sunshine, take a moment to consider what it would be like if the clouds never came back. Now… those of you from Colorado, fight the urge to just answer home… for it’s the unique combination of “thirst-quenching” that the Seattleites feel on a day like today that makes it magical… so imagine if that same Seattleite thirst was always there, and yet was always quenched! This exact scenario is what Jesus promises the woman at the well. Oh, what a glorious promise… if it were true - but it is! See you Sunday to consider the thirst quench uniqueness of Jesus Christ!

John 4:1- 42 | As your soul’s thirst is quenched by this weekend’s sunshine, take a moment to consider what it would be like if the clouds never came back. Now… those of you from Colorado, fight the urge to just answer home… for it’s the unique combination of “thirst-quenching” that the Seattleites feel on a day like today that makes it magical… so imagine if that same Seattleite thirst was always there, and yet was always quenched! This exact scenario is what Jesus promises the woman at the well. Oh, what a glorious promise… if it were true - but it is! See you Sunday to consider the thirst quench uniqueness of Jesus Christ!

John 4:1- 42 | As your soul’s thirst is quenched by this weekend’s sunshine, take a moment to consider what it would be like if the clouds never came back. Now… those of you from Colorado, fight the urge to just answer home… for it’s the unique combination of “thirst-quenching” that the Seattleites feel on a day like today that makes it magical… so imagine if that same Seattleite thirst was always there, and yet was always quenched! This exact scenario is what Jesus promises the woman at the well. Oh, what a glorious promise… if it were true - but it is! See you Sunday to consider the thirst quench uniqueness of Jesus Christ!

John 3:22-30 | In this week's passage we return to John the Baptist as his ministry winds to an end and he decreases so that Jesus can increase. Some confused about Christianity have asked a fair question: "Why does Jesus need all the attention? Is He an egomaniac?"

John 3:22-30 | In this week's passage we return to John the Baptist as his ministry winds to an end and he decreases so that Jesus can increase. Some confused about Christianity have asked a fair question: "Why does Jesus need all the attention? Is He an egomaniac?"

John 3:22-30 | In this week's passage we return to John the Baptist as his ministry winds to an end and he decreases so that Jesus can increase. Some confused about Christianity have asked a fair question: "Why does Jesus need all the attention? Is He an egomaniac?"

John 3:22-30 | In this week's passage we return to John the Baptist as his ministry winds to an end and he decreases so that Jesus can increase. Some confused about Christianity have asked a fair question: "Why does Jesus need all the attention? Is He an egomaniac?"

Acts 1:1-11 | No other religious leader has risen from the dead and, 40 or so days after Jesus Christ rose, He did something else no other religious leader has done - He left! Why? How? To Where? Luke's account in the opening verses of the book of Acts sheds light on why Jesus had to leave and how his vision for his movement would impact every single one of his followers, even to this day.