John 1:1-18 -- What does it mean that the Word was with God and the Word was God? The implications of this phrase and the opening 18 verses of John are so cosmetically important that we will take not one but three weeks to unpack as much as we can, humanly speaking.

What does it mean that the Word was with God and the Word was God? The implications of this phrase and the opening 18 verses of John are so cosmetically important that we will take not one but three weeks to unpack as much as we can, humanly speaking.

What does it mean that the Word was with God and the Word was God? The implications of this phrase and the opening 18 verses of John are so cosmetically important that we will take not one but three weeks to unpack as much as we can, humanly speaking.

John 1:1 -- Join us for this new sermon series in the Gospel according to John, one of Jesus closest friends and disciples. Together we will explore the following background questions.

- Why is John often the first book that many recommend to new Christians or not-yet Christians to read through?

- Why is John’s gospel so different than the other three?

- How do the four gospels play or dance together to give us a more accurate portrait of who Jesus is?

- Why does it seem that John decided to write his gospel at such an old age?

As we seek to ask and consider these questions together, I hope to give you the backstory behind what will be the series subtitle: “What [exactly] do you think I believe?”

Enjoy the ride!

John 1:1 -- Join us for this new sermon series in the Gospel according to John, one of Jesus closest friends and disciples. Together we will explore the following background questions.

- Why is John often the first book that many recommend to new Christians or not-yet Christians to read through?

- Why is John’s gospel so different than the other three?

- How do the four gospels play or dance together to give us a more accurate portrait of who Jesus is?

- Why does it seem that John decided to write his gospel at such an old age?

As we seek to ask and consider these questions together, I hope to give you the backstory behind what will be the series subtitle: “What [exactly] do you think I believe?”

Enjoy the ride!

Introduction to our new sermon series on the book of John! Together we'll explore and answer these background questions. It will really set the stage for what should be one of the best teaching series we’ve ever had.

- Why is John often the first book that many recommend to new Christians or not-yet Christians to read through?

- Why is John’s gospel so different than the other three?

- How do the four gospels play or dance together to give us a more accurate portrait of who Jesus is?

- Why does it seem that John decided to write his gospel at such an old age?

As we seek to ask and consider these questions together, I hope to give you the backstory behind what will be the series subtitle:

“What [exactly] do you think I believe?”

Introduction to our new sermon series on the book of John! Together we'll explore and answer these background questions. It will really set the stage for what should be one of the best teaching series we’ve ever had.

- Why is John often the first book that many recommend to new Christians or not-yet Christians to read through?

- Why is John’s gospel so different than the other three?

- How do the four gospels play or dance together to give us a more accurate portrait of who Jesus is?

- Why does it seem that John decided to write his gospel at such an old age?

As we seek to ask and consider these questions together, I hope to give you the backstory behind what will be the series subtitle:

“What [exactly] do you think I believe?”

Pastor Ryan examines how exactly God changes us by way of communion with him. We've heard a lot about God changing our expectations over the past few Sundays, and now in our final sermon in this series, we will look at one final way to partner with God in his changing us.

Pastor Ryan examines how exactly God changes us by way of communion with him. We've heard a lot about God changing our expectations over the past few Sundays, and now in our final sermon in this series, we will look at one final way to partner with God in his changing us.

We've heard a lot about God changing our expectations and in our final sermon in our changing expectations series, Pastor Ryan examines how exactly God changes us by way of communion with him.