John 10:1-10 “A Familiar Voice”

Jesus described himself as a shepherd whose sheep know his voice. He is here to care for the sheep and give them life. There are other voices that compete for our attention; voices that demand and instill fear. These voices say they speak for God, but they don’t. Jesus said we will know his voice and it will lead toward life and goodness. 

George Goodrich "Only Three Hours of Darkness?"

Based on bible verses Luke 23: 44-45  the theme of this message is adopting God's lessons particularly as they relate to Forgiveness, Love, Faith & Hope from 1Corinthians 13:13. 

John 9:35-41 "Cast into the Arms of Christ"

The man who was blind now sees, but those who claim to see are blind. The man who can now see is cast out of the community, but finds himself in the company of Christ. In this passage we’ll see how the man born blind has received his site and is on a journey that is continuously increasing his ‘seeing’ and ‘understanding’. In the same way, we are growing in our faith and understanding of God. 

John 9:13-34 p. 1665 “This I Know”

There’s a lot off peer pressure to conform to ‘group thinking’. We’ll see that in this week’s passage. But we’ll also see a man who has had an encounter with Jesus, willing to lose everyone’s approval for the approval of the One. 

John 8:48-59 "Undercover Boss"

Jesus goes undercover as he works among his ‘employees’ at the Temple in Jerusalem. Find out what happens when he ‘blows his cover’ and reveals that He’s the Great “I Am”! 

John 8:31-47 p. “You’re Just Like Your Father!”

In this week’s passage Jesus tells the religious leaders that they’re ‘just like their father’. The problem is, he’s not referring to God the Father, but the devil! Right relationship with God is about more than being ‘chosen’, it’s about becoming like our Father. Are you in a life transforming relationship with God?John 8:31-47 p. “You’re Just Like Your Father!”

-In this week’s passage Jesus tells the religious leaders that they’re ‘just like their father’. The problem is, he’s not referring to God the Father, but the devil! Right relationship with God is about more than being ‘chosen’, it’s about becoming like our Father. Are you in a life transforming relationship with God?

John 8:12-30 p. 1662 “Be in the Light”

In this week’s message we’ll take a trip back to the Temple in Jerusalem and join the pilgrims there for a ceremony called the “Illumination of the Temple”. As the great golden lamps are lit in the Court of Women by night, we will see all of Jerusalem share in its light. It is in the context of this ceremony that Jesus declares he is ‘the light of the world’. Come and learn what it means to “Be in the Light”.