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For our Labor Day Weekend - we have a very special treat. Seth Buckley stops by with a really great message.
This is an unusual session as we celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of a couple from our Life Group with a ceremony of them renewing their vows to each other. It presents a beautiful testimony/picture of our need to renew our vows to the Lord; our Savior who died to make us His bride! We wrap up with an application of this for our lives today.
We wrap up our Summer series with an important lesson on the “restoration” encounter between Peter and Jesus after the Resurrection; based on John 21.
What happens when the miracle you’ve asked God for, and counted on coming, dies in the end? John 11 reminds us that it’s not “over” until God says it’s over; as the story of Lazarus illustrates.
Jesus heals a blind man in John 9, and not only gives sight to a man “born blind”, but also gives us incredible insight into our own spiritual blindness and the need for His miraculous touch in our lives as well?
One of the most fascinating encounters Jesus had was with a woman who was “caught in the very act of adultery”. What can we learn of Him from his reaction and response to this woman and this situation?
One of the most familiar (and amazing!) stories from the life of Christ is when He was joined in walking on water by one of his disciples. We take a “deep dive” into this story in this week’s session.
JESUS IS NEAR…When Your Need Seems Greater Than Your Resources
Guest teacher Shawn Parker leads our study of the feeding of the 5,000(+) from John 6 as we see how Jesus is near when we think our need outstrips our resources.
JESUS IS NEAR…When You’ve Lost Hope That Things Will Change
John 5 contains the story of a man who had struggled with a malady for almost four decades; but his life was miraculously changed one day by the Pool of Bethesda.
JESUS IS NEAR…When You Feel Doomed By Your Past
We examine the exchange between the woman at the well and Jesus from John 4; and what it means for both those “lost” and for disciples as well.
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