Today we look at an encounter Jesus had with a demon possessed man in the synagogue at Capernaum. This message points to the character of Jesus as He reveals complete authority over Satan.

When Jesus spoke in the synagogue at Capernaum people were astonished. What was different between the teaching of Jesus and that of the Scribes? In this message Glen helps us to see the beauty and power in the words of Christ.

Jesus was cast out of Judea by the Pharisees and found acceptance in two of the most unlikely places: Samaria and Galilee. Today's message speaks to the need for cold hearts to recieve the warmth of the love of God which leads to repentance.

Jesus was weary, hungry and thirsty when he went through a small town of Samaria. He sat down at Jacob's well and the events that followed changed a community forever! What happened?

Jesus will come to you wherever you are and give you what you need to believe in Him. However, don't think you can hide your true self from Him. Your religious actions cannot fool the one who sees into your heart.

Take a fresh look at the cleansing of the temple in John's gospel. Today Glen challenges the church to consider our practices and invite the Holy Spirit to bring cleansing in a way that will reveal the truth of who God is to busy believers and a dying world.

Today the message is centered around the wedding at Cana and Jesus' personal touch in relationships. Glen looks at Jesus as he meets the personal and unique needs of a small town, his mother, a wedding host, and his disciples.

In today's message Glen looks at the call of Nathanael. Through Jesus' interaction with Nathanael we clearly see that He is not only willing to disclose himself completely to those he calls, and applauds our willingness to be honest about where who we are.

Today Glen's message comes from John 1:35-39. John and Andrew make a decision to behold the Lamb of God and find that Jesus invites them to be intimate with him for the rest of His life. Jesus invites intimacy!

This week Glen opens up the baptism of Jesus again. How does Jesus' baptism describe our righteousness.