When we no longer make Jesus the center place of our worship, we are bound to make something else the main thing. This misplaced worship inevitably leads to injustice in the world. This week, we look at John 2, where Jesus comes face to face with an economic injustice where God is supposed to be present, and He does something about it.

John the Baptist and Nathanael have already declared Jesus to be the Son of God. Here Jesus shows his power by enhancing life in a way that only God could. It appears to John that Jesus has creator power and brings joy with him, even to weddings!

We see right from the beginning of the Gospel of John that Jesus is calling disciples to follow him and bring others along the journey. Justin shares some important realities of our church and some emphases we are pursuing in the months ahead.

What do you find glorious? As we look at John 1:14-18, we see the fullness of God’s glory in the most unexpected ways. We take a tour of God’s glory through the Bible to see that Jesus is the fullness of God’s glory in the flesh! This changes how we experience and live in this life now.

"Who is Jesus?" It's the most important question any of us can answer. We begin advent looking at what one of Jesus' closest friends says about Jesus. John reveals to us that Jesus was with God the Father at the beginning. Jesus was not only extraordinary, He is God incarnate.

They were small, but in God’s eyes they were significant. We close out the Postcards from Jesus series by looking at Philadelphia, where we are encouraged to have hope and hold on!

In one of the more famous portions of Revelation, Jesus says he vomits out a church! Why? Because they were lukewarm. We take time to look at what this means as we see a church that’s self satisfied, self-sufficient, and unneedy. This is the the Comfortable but Christless church in Laodicea.

Your Work Matters! In this Postcard from Jesus, he addresses a church that falls into the temptation of their workplace drawing them away from Jesus. We look at what the Bible says about work and how, as disciples of Jesus, we are to go about our work.