Your life will be determined by your worship. This is portrayed both in Mary's beautiful act of devotion towards Jesus and in Judas' greed.

Listen to the message from our Christmas Eve service 2011.

Some respond to Jesus' raising of Lazarus in very unexpected ways, but even through their unbelief and opposition, God accomplishes his purposes.

Jesus displays his glory by performing one of his greatest miracles, and in so doing, reveals how his love is so much different than we would expect.

Continuing on the theme of obedience, we look at practical examples of how to live out God's word through practicing spiritual discipline and living in Christ-centered community.

Jesus claims to be God so strongly that even his enemies understand exactly what he is saying. He gives them one last opportunity to believe, but they refuse. But others see that it all lines up and believe in him.

We look at the topic of obedience as it pertains to our daily walk with God. By looking at what is important to God, we learn what is required of us.

Jesus clearly explains why some believe in him and some don't, and why believing in him is the most secure place to be.

The second half of Jesus' Good Shepherd teaching sums up all that Jesus is about: his love, his death, his resurrection, and his mission.

In the first half of his Good Shepherd teaching, Jesus paints a beautiful picture of the love and concern that he has for his sheep. He knows each of his sheep by name and has come that we might have life-the real life, the satisfying life, the abundant life, that is only found in him.