What is the right way to worship? Jesus tells the Samaritan woman "those who worship God must worship Him in spirit and truth". In this week's sermon, we discuss the principles of worship seen in Jesus' teaching.

We continue our study of John's gospel by examining Jesus' encounter with a Samaritan woman at a well. Jesus offers her "living water". What is this water, and how do we receive it? Listen in as Pastor Wade discusses how we can receive this water, and thirst no more.

We wrap up Chapter 3 with John continuing to instruct his disciples concerning Jesus' divinity, authority, and trustworthiness. The call He extends is beautifully straightforward: embrace and wholeheartedly believe in the profound testimony of Jesus! Any denial of His words would be akin to discrediting the very nature of God Himself.

During this week's passage, John's disciples seem to be jealous that people will be baptized by Jesus instead of John. Why would they feel this way when John's ministry is built on directing people to Jesus? This week's sermon examines John's response to these concerns.

In John 3:19-21, Jesus finishes the conversation with Nicodemus by speaking about the stark truth of judgement to come to those who love the darkness. Pastor Brian discusses the reality and wickedness of darkness, and the Light we find in Jesus.

Our study in John brings us to one of the most popular verses in the Bible - John 3:16-18. Why are these verses so popular, and what are some misconceptions surrounding them? Listen in and hear the true, good. news found in this passage.

Jesus and Nicodemus continue their conversation, as Jesus gives both correction and direction to the religious leader, pointing forward to Christ's sacrifice to come.

There is only one way to enter the Kingdom of God. You must be born again. Pastor Wade discusses this reality, and its availability to those who are willing to submit to the authority of Christ.

We wrap up John chapter 2 by discussing the difference between being impressed by a miracle worker, and submitting fully to the authority of a Savior.

The temple, intended to be God's dwelling place among man, had been distorted into a tool for greed and political gain. Listen in as Pastor Brian Metz speaks on Jesus' cleansing of this corruption.