In John 15, Jesus calls believers His friends and reminds us that we re to love one another as He has loved us. As we abide in God's love, Christ says our joy will be made complete.

Our #1 focus in life should be to radically abide in Christ. Join us as Pastor Brad walks through John 15 and talks about what does it truly mean to abide only in Christ.

As we step into chapter 15 of the gospel of John, Jesus compares Himself to the one true vine and to believers as the branches. The main idea here is that It is God's plan that you will bear fruit. Rejoice in the truth that God chose you and God works to bear fruit in you. Ask God for the faith to believe for the fruit He desires to bear in your life and that He will show you the branches in your life that He desires to prune.

Faith in Jesus doesn't just put you into heaven, but also puts heaven into you. Join us as we study John chapter 14 and we see that Jesus is The Way, The Truth and the Life.

Jesus was a humble, loving servant and as followers of Christ, we too are called to be humble loving servants. Read through John 13:1-38 as Pastor Brad Lynch explains the significance of Jesus washing His disciple's feet and how it impacts our walk with Christ even today.

The gospel reveals to us that true life only comes through death. As we look to Jesus, the Author and Finisher of our faith we see that He has to die to give us life; we have to die to self to experience Christ's life in us; death to self isn't easy but death to self brings fruit.

Christianity is not about you changing your life but Jesus giving you a new life. Therefore, evangelism is based off of who we are, not what we should do. The gospel calls us to be ambassadors for Christ.

In John chapter 11, we see one of the most moving miracles of Jesus's earthly ministry~ the raising of Lazarus from the dead. Through Lazarus resurrection, we see a foreshadowing of Jesus's impending crucifixion and resurrection. The resurrection of Jesus points to His love for His people, His purpose, His compassion and His power.

Who is Jesus? Among many other things, He is the Good Shepherd; Jesus is the life-giving Shepherd; He is the sacrificial Shepherd and He is the protective Shepherd. Jesus is the Good Shepherd because He IS the Son of God.

Because Jesus gives us true sight, believers now see things differently. We see suffering from a Kingdom perspective; we see our lives as an opportunity to work the works of God; we see our flesh as a roadblock to God and we see our lives changed.