A message from the series “The Gospel of John.” Where do you turn when you experience disappointment and scarcity of joy? This week, we see Jesus’ first miraculous sign where he turns water into wine at a wedding celebration. In this sign, we catch a glorious glimpse of what Jesus is all about: JOY!

A message from the series “The Gospel of John.” Jesus said, “Follow me.” This is one of the foundational statements for the Christian life. On the one hand, it’s simple enough for a child to understand in a game of Follow the Leader. But at the same time, the call is big enough to reorient our entire lives. Join us this Sunday, as we discover what it means to become a follower of Jesus.

A message from the series “The Gospel of John.” Have you ever wanted a new day so badly you couldn’t wait? If it’s important enough, you drop everything and get ready for it’s arrival. This week, we see how John the Baptist, the forerunner of Christ, prepares the way for Jesus’ arrival. In his example, we see how the gospel both elevates us and humbles us, as we orient our lives around Jesus.

A message from the series “The Gospel of John.” If you needed one absolutely critical bit of information to unlock the rest of the story John is writing, it is found in John 1:14-18. Some have called these verses the pinnacle of human thought. For God so loved the world that he moved into the neighborhood and introduced himself to us. Nothing in our lives or in all human history is more glorious than this.

A message from the series “The Gospel of John.” John opens his gospel with a bold claim: Jesus of Nazareth is the Son of God. It’s a claim that most people find farfetched or unimportant. But John knows this is the case. Join us Sunday as we see how John addresses those tensions and invites us to examine his claim and test out the relevance of the story for ourselves.

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A message from the series “The Gospel of John.” If you need guidance for the most probing, important decisions in your life, where do you turn? From the very first lines, John announces that Jesus is the most trustworthy guide for humanity–both intellectually and experientially. In this series, we will work our way through the theological riches of the Gospel according to John, who is said to be Jesus’ closest and most trusted friend. Who better to tell us how to experience spiritual vitality and meaningful life through belief in the person, work, and teaching of Jesus?

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A message from the series “The Redemption Life: How the Gospel Shapes Us.” Throughout this series, we’ve seen that an encounter with God’s grace shapes our lives, and, in turn, shapes our community. But it doesn’t stop there. Join us Sunday, as we wrap up our series exploring how a personal encounter with God’s grace shapes how we interact with the hurting, the downcast, and those who don’t know God’s grace in Jesus for themselves.

A message from the series “The Redemption Life: How the Gospel Shapes Us.” Each of us is on a journey. All day, every day we’re being formed unto someone or something whether we like it or not. This means that being formed towards deep life in Christ will take intentionality. Join us this week, as we lean into how God desires to grow, form, and equip you for all of life.

A message from the series “The Redemption Life: How the Gospel Shapes Us.” The gospel invites us into a common cause bigger than any one of us. In the New Testament, we see that Jesus’ church is comprised of people with a bunch of different gifts and a bunch of different roles serving together in one mission. This week, discover your place in God’s redemption plan, which gives us all a meaningful role to play.

A message from the series “The Redemption Life: How the Gospel Shapes Us.” When you experience a life-forming encounter with the gospel of Jesus, it begins to shape your life and, in turn, shapes us as a community. This week, we explore what it looks like to live out the gospel in our relationships. As we practice honesty with one another and show honor toward one another, our spiritual friendships truly come to life.