As we read of Jesus instructing His disciples in John 14, we learn from His teaching how the ministry of the Holy Spirit has been made known in the past, the present, and in the future. As Pastor Brett Meador illustrates how the Spirit impacts our lives, we’re encouraged in Today’s Word to make our hearts a home for the Holy Spirit to dwell in, as we live in obedience.

If you love Me, keep My commandments was just part of what Jesus said to His disciples during their last evening together. But He also promised He would not leave them alone. On Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador tells of the coming of the Helper Jesus also promised, who will dwell with and empower believers to live in obedience, a life pleasing to God.

With His ministry on earth nearing completion, Jesus assured His disciples they wouldn’t be left alone. As He prepared to leave, He offered comfort with the promise of the Holy Spirit. And in Today’s Word from John Chapter 14, Pastor Brett Meador makes the connection between love and obedience - and the Holy Spirit’s presence to guide and strengthen the faith of the believer

If you love Me, keep My commandments was just part of what Jesus said to His disciples during their last evening together. But He also promised He would not leave them alone. On Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador tells of the coming of the Helper Jesus also promised, who will dwell with and empower believers to live in obedience, a life pleasing to God.

The Bible not only tells us not to be ignorant about the Holy Spirit, but Jesus emphasized the Holy Spirit as a major part of His final teaching to the disciples. So then, why is there still so much misunderstanding and misapplication? Well, in Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador looks into what Jesus taught about the purpose, attributes, and significance of the Holy Spirit.

As Jesus prepared His disciples that His time with them was coming to an end, He assured them of the path to eternal life and the promise of an eternal heavenly home with Him. Continuing a verse-by-verse study series in the Gospel of John Chapter 14, Pastor Brett Meador reminds us in Today’s Word, to trust in Jesus as truly the way, the truth, and the life

It’s in the Gospel of Mark Jesus declared, “The kingdom of God is at hand; repent, and believe in the gospel.” And turning back to our study of John’s gospel on Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador notes Jesus offering comfort to His disciples sensing their doubt and uncertainty about His departure, we gain a better understanding of the way to everlasting life . . . just as He promised.

After what turned into a dramatic evening, the disciples are left feeling despaired over the events unfolded during the Last Supper. Thankfully, Jesus gave the remedy to combat their troubled hearts in John 14:1. And in Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador offers the same assurance that as we follow The Lord’s commands, we can find peace, hope, and comfort, in any situation.

After what turned into a dramatic evening, the disciples are left feeling despaired over the events unfolded during the Last Supper. Thankfully, Jesus gave the remedy to combat their troubled hearts in John 14:1. And in Today’s Word, Pastor Brett Meador offers the same assurance that as we follow The Lord’s commands, we can find peace, hope, and comfort, in any situation.

Let not your heart be troubled; you believe in God, believe also in Me’ is the beloved familiar verse that begins the Gospel of John Chapter 14. But Pastor Brett Meador wants you to remember that this passage is more than mere comfort, it’s a command to Jesus’ disciples, calling them to replace fear with faith. On Today’s Word, we’ll learn how the Lord enables us, to do so.