John 3:1-15 How religious does a person need to be to "get on God's side'" and enter heaven? The passage we'll be dealing with on Sunday reveals the curse that all people everywhere are afflicted with and the only place we can look for a certain cure. As a man named Nicodemus discovered, it's not about religion--it's all about Jesus!

John 2:13-25 What is worship? Why does God care about our worship? Is it possible to have our worship be misguided? This Sunday we will look at a conflict between Jesus and the religious authorities over the issue of worship. Join us Sunday as we look at John 2:13-25 where Jesus cleans house. See you Sunday.

John 2:1-15 Do you want to see God''s activity in your life? We all naturally tend (if possible) to squelch problems and needs that arise, yet it is our loving Lord that not only allows, but even engineers, those uncomfortable things in life we encounter. We will look at how problems, the power of God, faith, and glory relate.

John 1:43-51 When we encounter something significant we feel the need to share it with others. It is something we simply can't keep to ourselves. This week, in John 1:43-51, we will look at the call to follow Jesus and how Philip invites a friend to "come and see" him.

John 1:35-42 What does it mean to be a "seeker" of Jesus Christ? Does that terminate upon a person's conversion? To seek Jesus is to have a certain goal or result in mind. So also, if we truly encounter him, Jesus seeks something of us.

John 1:29-34 In a court case one of the crucial pieces of the trial can be eyewitness testimony. In John 1:29-34 this week we will look at the twin testimonies of John the Baptist and the Holy Spirit as they call us to behold the Lamb of God. What do these testimonies have to say to us today and what is our response to the Lamb?

John 1:19-28 We who are followers of Jesus Christ are called to be a “light” in this world to reflect the glory of our Lord. Two thousand years ago another such “lesser light” appeared–a strange but incandescent man named John whose mission was to illuminate the way for the coming Messiah. John’s calling was given him before he was born; he knew who he was, what he was, and why he had been born. Just who do you think YOU are?

John 1:14-18 Have you ever thought someone was doing or saying one thing, but you ended up being completely wrong? It is easy to have misunderstandings about someone, until we get a clearer picture. This was equally true with God. This Sunday we will be looking at the end of John's prologue, John 1:14-18, and see why Jesus was so critical to having a proper understanding of who God is.

John 1:6-13 Light and darkness crop up frequently in the Bible as metaphors, and we all use them similarly as well. For example, do you prefer to be "enlightened" or "kept in the dark" regarding an important issue that affects you? An important issue that affects us all is our spiritual condition--that which impacts our eternal destiny. We'll see how God has provided sufficient light for all to see in His son, Jesus Christ, and how we may respond differently to that light.

John 1:1-5 We are starting a new series called "The Magnificent Messiah: A Study in John's Gospel". In his Gospel the Apostle John seeks to reveal to us who Jesus is and to help us be assured of our belief.