What kind of life is it that we find when we answer the call to follow
Jesus Christ as His disciples? As we close out our study of the Gospel of
John, Jesus presents to his disciples, and specifically to Peter, a series of
questions, commands and promises. Join Pastor Jim as he takes a look at
what the apostle John thought would be the appropriate focus for the
closing thoughts of his record of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

After His resurrection, Jesus Christ appeared multiple times to diverse individuals and a variety of different groups of people who recognized Him and thereafter, became eyewitnesses to the vindication of the claims of Jesus to be the Messiah, the Son of God. How does this fit in with the overall theme of the book we call John’s Gospel? What is the significance and impact for those who place their faith in Jesus in our own time? Join Pastor Jim as he looks at the story of the person who has come to be known as “Doubting Thomas,” when the risen Christ appeared to him, along with the other disciples.

The most famous life in history is also the most famous death . Collectively referred to as the Passion, Jesus' suffering and substitutionary death by crucifixion are two central events in redemption history, especially as they relate to the Biblical teachings on atonement and salvation. Join Pastor Jim as he walks us through the crucifixion of Christ, its historicity and eternal significance for all who believe.