John’s gospel is a fantastic place to begin understanding who Jesus is as the eternal Son of God. How can a man born in first-century Palestine also be the second member of the Holy Trinity? How could this same individual, born in poverty, in a town never mentioned in the Old Testament, and a friend of the outcastes of society, claim authority over the entire cosmos and every human life and become the central figure of human history? Grab a bible and follow along.

John introduces Jesus as the Son of God, the second member of the Holy Trinity. What does it mean that God has a Triune nature? How do understand the relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit being three Persons, and yet one Being? These concepts will help us to discern what John teaches us in John 1:1-4.

John’s gospel is a fantastic place to begin understanding who Jesus is as the eternal Son of God. How can a man born in first-century Palestine also be the second member of the Holy Trinity? How could this same individual, born in poverty, in a town never mentioned in the Old Testament, and a friend of the outcastes of society, claim authority over the entire cosmos and every human life and become the central figure of human history? Grab a bible and follow along.

This past week at the 2024 Paris Olympics the world was subjected to a barrage of scandalous behavior. Reflecting on the spectacles that took place, how should we as Christians respond to this kind of public disrespect? How would Jesus respond? What is the irony present in this open mockery of the Last Supper? Tune in for a perspective different from that given by the mainstream media. Let's go!

This past week at the 2024 Paris Olympics the world was subjected to a barrage of scandalous behavior. Reflecting on the spectacles that took place, how should we as Christians respond to this kind of public disrespect? How would Jesus respond? What is the irony present in this open mockery of the Last Supper? Tune in for a perspective different from that given by the mainstream media. Let's go!

Alexander the Great made three requests for his funeral: that the best doctors would walk alongside his burial procession; that there would be a large representation of his wealth present; and most importantly... that his hands would be dangling loose over the side of the platform where he lay. Why? He wanted the world to remember that everything we acquire, all the power we attain, the influence we have, all of the things we achieve in this life, ultimately, stays here.

What is God's law? How does God's law affect our relationship with God when we naturally rebel against its standard? Is our position doomed? Is our life, in effect, an exercise in futility? Are we destined for judgment? God's response to these questions may not be exactly what you think. Grab your Bible and join me as we look at the relationship between divine law and grace.

IIn history, Julius Caesar landed on the Island of Britain sixty years prior to the birth of Jesus and tried to strong-arm the people of Britain into subjugation only to be met by total defeat. In John's gospel, the age-old battle between ancient Rome and Britain pales in comparison to the battle that is about to unfold in the life of Jesus.

What did he mean when John the Baptist introduced Jesus as the Lamb of God? Why did Jesus choose to enter into the public eye through baptism? If baptism represents repentance and the mercy of God in washing away individual sin, why was Jesus baptized if He was indeed sinless? Join us today as we look at these key details and more regarding the first moments of Jesus's three-year public ministry and how these events touch every human life throughout history.

What does the heart of God look like? To what extent does He care for us? What does God think about alcohol? How did Jesus turn ordinary water into wine preclude wine representing his own blood? Join us as we navigate Jesus' first miracle in John chapter 2.

Who is Lucifer? What are his motives in his long war against humanity and God? What is it that he desires most of all? Why would Jesus go into the temple and begin turning over tables immediately following the miracle of turning water into wine at the wedding in Cana as described in John's gospel? Join us today as we explore these questions and more.

Jesus was the perfect translation of the heart of God. That is, in Jesus, the full glory of God was pleased to dwell in human form. How is it that the Devil can come to believe that He can eclipse the love of God for humanity? How can individuals who claim to be God's leaders fall for the same folly? In this session, we will look at Jesus's response to those individuals doing the devil's will in corrupting places of worship as he braids a whip and chases a gathering of tyrants out of the temple.

What if you were part of an organization that fundamentally hated the Person and message of Jesus Christ, one in which you were a key leader, but when you actually heard the message of Jesus for yourself, He didn't feel like the kind of enemy He had been made out to be? Then, let's say that you had one shot to meet with Jesus in person, would you do it? Would you risk being found out? Join us in this lesson as we see how this exact scenario played out in the life of, Nicodemus.

What if you were part of an organization that fundamentally hated the Person and message of Jesus Christ, one in which you were a key leader, but when you actually heard the message of Jesus for yourself, He didn't feel like the kind of enemy He had been made out to be? Then, let's say that you had one shot to meet with Jesus in person, would you do it? Would you risk being found out? Join us in this lesson as we see how this exact scenario played out in the life of, Nicodemus.

Is it possible to put God in a box? In this video, Jesus engages a woman whose choices in life have left her a social outcast. Alone, with nowhere to run, she is brought face to face with the God of the Universe. In a fascinating exchange, the conversation turns into a mental chess match. What will the outcome be? Join us as we continue to move through John's gospel.