In this passage there are things hard to understand. In this message we try to shine what light we can culminating in what is plain, namely, Jesus has brought abundant peace.

In this message we look at the wonder of the resurrection and its foundational role in our faith.

In this message we take a fresh look at the crucifixion of Jesus where we discover that in spite of all human opposition, God's plan of salvation moves perfectly forward. This is a comforting and strengthening truth for our present time.

John 19:1-16 by Tri-State Community Church

In this well known passage, we find the chief priests handing Jesus over to Pilate in hopes to have Him executed. This is truly the position of unbelief. Unbelief desires to do away with Jesus. It doesn't want Him interfering with our lives. In this message we see how the priests, Pilate, and the crowd all attempt to do away with Jesus. And in this we see a reflection of ourselves. What have you decided in regards to Jesus?

In this passage, John weaves two scenes together: Jesus before Annas and Peter before those in the courtyard of the high priest. It is here where Peter falls, denying Jesus. In this message we look at what went wrong with Peter and how the Lord was nevertheless working to make him more Christlike.

In this message we look a John's account of Jesus' arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane where we observe a number of great lessons.

Commenting on these verses, the 18th century pastor, J.C. Ryle said, “There are things here that are hard to understand.” In this message, we spend some time explaining some of these tough passages working our way to Jesus’ great petition that the Father keep His children in the faith. Taking in this truth and seeing its powerful foundation will comfort and refresh us in God’s love.

In this incredible passage, Jesus takes us into some incredible mysteries: 1) the invisible made visible 2) the elect 3) the relationship between God’s sovereignty and human responsibility. In this passage we look at these mysteries to better understand the incarnation, election, and predestination all for God’s glory and our edification.

As we have seen, John is showing us that Jesus is most glorified at the cross. This seems counter intuitive to us. How could Jesus be glorified by hanging in humiliation and anguish on the cross? In this message Pastor Rick Anderson explains.