Jesus has called us "friends," and that has implications. In this sermon on John 15:12-16:4a, Pastor Philip Miller explains that to be friends with Jesus is to face hostility from the world.

Jesus doesn’t command us to bear fruit. He commands us to abide, and fruitfulness will be the natural result. In this sermon on John 15:1-11, Pastor Wescott Robinson defines what it means to abide in the true vine.

Living in the love of God is everything. In this sermon on John 14:15-31, Pastor Philip Miller examines our love for God, God’s love for us and what it means to be living in the love of God.

Jesus shows us that the universe is ultimately personal. In this sermon on John 14:1-14, Pastor Philip Miller discusses the personal nature of Heaven, Christianity, God and Prayer.

Jesus relentlessly loves those who betray Him. In this sermon on John 13:21-38, Pastor Philip Miller examines Jesus’ betrayal, His glory and His love.

All will kneel before Jesus, because Jesus knelt before all. In this sermon on John 13:1-20, Pastor Philip Miller examines Jesus the humble servant, the loving redeemer, and the defining example.

Everything that goes on to resurrection must first pass through crucifixion. In this sermon on John 12:20-50, Pastor Philip Miller discusses Jesus' glory, His rejection and His final public appeal.

John previews the passion week with three key events. In this sermon on John 11:45-12:19, Pastor Philip Miller examines the plot against Jesus, Mary's anointing and Jesus' triumphal entry.

Even death is undone in Jesus Christ. In this sermon on John 11:1-44, Pastor Philip Miller examines Jesus the resurrection, the future resurrection and the present resurrection.

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