There's no limit to the abundance of grace and provision we receive from Christ! Our series in John continues by examining Jesus' first miracle, turning water into wine.

The evidence is overwhelming. Christ died, and rose again on the third day. This is a reliable, historical event. This Easter, Pastor Wade discusses how the truth of Christ's resurrection impacted the followers of Jesus then, and what it means for us now.

In the Triumphal Entry, Jesus undeniably stakes His claim as the prophesied King who's come to atone for the sins of the world. Jesus brings with Himself the glory of God, making its return to Jerusalem. On Palm Sunday, Pastor Wade breaks down Jesus' kingly actions in Mark 11.

"Seeing Jesus" by Alexander Wade.

"An Invitation from Jesus" by Jason Crowe

In this week's sermon, we learn that if we're going to know Jesus truly, we need to know him as our substitute, our righteousness, and as the Son of God.

John the Baptists arrival was so peculiar that Priests and Levites were dispatched from Jerusalem to investigate what was going on. They only had one question for John, "Who are you?"

This week we wrap up the prologue to John's Gospel.

Damon Richardson shares a compilation of Christian slave narratives in their own words.

A copy of Damon's slides can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KViGfD2qaaev7AXDx5ic4Iigh63QuJcg?usp=sharing

Alexander Wade gives the story of Athanasius and the Council of Nicea at Black History is Church History 2023.