As Jesus and the disciples left the city, en route to the very garden where Jesus would be arrested, the conversation turned to who is and who isn't the true and faithful vine. Join us for part 1, as we look at how Judah became the fruitless vine.

When the peace of Christ comes into us it changes us, it does things to us, and today we will look at five glorious realities that come into our life because we have been given peace with Christ. Join us as we explore these truths and wrestle with the text of John 14:27-31

God organized the world with peace. In the fall, we lost that peace as chaos came in. Join us as we discover how Christ will bring peace back to His people, to the church, and to the world.

If you want to live a Spirit-filled life you must live a Word filled life. Join us as we discover the crucial role that the Holy Spirit plays in teaching, revealing, and reminding us of divine revelation.

We have often heard that God's love is unconditional, but this is not accurate. God did not love us just the way we are; He loved us enough to die for us, which is quite a bit different. Join us as we consider how amazing His conditional love is and how it guarantees 4 glorious consequences in our life!

The Holy Spirit is our Helper who was promised long ago, brings purpose into our live, and provides His ongoing presence so that we are never abandoned or forsaken. Join us as we explore who the Holy Spirit is and what His presence does in us!

In a world that is seeking to redefine love according to carnal definitions, what does it mean to love Jesus? And, once we love Him, what does that accomplish in our life? Join us as we explore the Grammar of love, the Gospel of love, and the Greater work we do in His love.

What does it mean to pray in Jesus' name? Is it an add-on to the end of our prayers? Is it a magic formula that ensures we get what we want? Or is it something different entirely? Join us as we discover what it means to pray in Jesus' name!

The Bible does not tell us to do our belief. Instead, we have been made into believers. Faith, obedience, and righteous living flows from our new identity not from more religious effort. Join us as we explore these concepts in John 14:12.

If we are going to know the Father, we must first know the Son. Yet, in our flesh we cannot come, we cannot know, and we cannot be known by Christ. It is only when God drags us to the Son, that we can know the Son and know the Father, which produces gratitude for all that Christ has done.