In John 21:1-14, we find the risen Jesus meeting his disciples by the Sea of Galilee. After a night of empty nets, a voice from the shore calls them to cast on the other side, and their nets overflow. Only then do they recognize it’s Jesus, inviting them back to his side.
This passage reminds us that being with Jesus isn’t about grand acts; it’s about listening for his voice and trusting he’s always near, ready to fill our lives with what we truly need. In this Sermon, we’ll explore what it means to truly be with him—right where we are, responding to his call.
Resurrected Belief
November 10, 2024 • Tyler Payne • John 20:11–31
Unbelief is a natural part of the human experience, seen throughout history and Scripture. After Jesus's resurrection, we learn powerful lessons on overcoming doubt and embracing faith. Jesus not only conquered death but also empowers us to overcome our fears and doubts, transforming our lives through faith.
It is Finished!
November 3, 2024 • John 19:16–30
Jesus' final words on the cross, “It is finished,” were not a surrender but a powerful declaration of victory. In this sermon we discover how this truth changes everything, inviting us to live with purpose and freedom each day.
Kingdoms Collide
October 27, 2024 • Jordan Boyd • John 18:28–38
Jesus, the True King, was rejected by those he came to save and delivered to Pilate as a criminal. In this pivotal moment, Jesus declares that his kingdom is not of this world but transcends it, ruling over all things, both spiritual and eternal. Even as he faces trial and death, he remains sovereign and in complete control.
When Pilate asks, "What is truth?" he voices humanity's deep longing. Yet, tragically, he misses the Truth standing right before him—Jesus, the embodiment of all he seeks.
The Faithless & The Faithful One
October 20, 2024 • Justin Rahmes • John 18:12–27
In this passage, we delve into the intense moments that follow Jesus’ arrest, where betrayal and denial cast a shadow on the eve of his crucifixion.
As Jesus faces his accusers, we witness Peter's faltering courage as he denies his relationship with Christ not once, but three times. This sermon will explore the themes of fear, human frailty, and the remarkable grace extended to us even when we fall short.
The Sovereign Lamb: Power in Sacrifice
October 13, 2024 • Justin Rahmes • John 18:1–11
Our minds often reflect on the events surrounding Jesus' crucifixion. But have you ever considered the profound symbolism and spiritual significance hidden within the details of that fateful night? Let's embark on a journey through the Garden of Gethsemane, where we'll discover a powerful message of God's sovereignty and sacrificial love.
In Jesus, In Peace, In the World
October 6, 2024 • Justin Rahmes • John 16:25–33
In the hustle and bustle of modern life, peace often feels like a distant dream. We juggle countless responsibilities, navigate complex relationships, and cope with the uncertainty of our world. Amidst all this, how do we find lasting peace? In this sermon, we unpack John 16:25-33 and discover the lasting peace that only Jesus can bring.
Invincible Joy
September 29, 2024 • Justin Rahmes • John 16:16–24
In the tapestry of life, we often find ourselves weaving between moments of confusion and clarity, sorrow and joy. But what if there was a joy so powerful, so enduring, that nothing could ever take it away? This is the promise of invincible joy – a gift from God that transforms our perspective and fills our hearts to overflowing.
The Convicting Work of the Holy Spirit
July 28, 2024 • Tim Harris • John 16:5–15
In John 16, Jesus teaches how the Holy Spirit lays a foundation in our souls that undergirds all further moral convictions: the Spirit convinces us of our sin, of Christ's perfect righteousness, and of divine judgment awaiting those who remain outside of Christ.
Hope When the World Hates
July 21, 2024 • Tyler Payne • John 15:18—16:4
Christianity often flourishes in the face of adversity. Learn about the cost of following Christ and why He assures us of hope even in a hate-filled world. Don't miss this chance to find strength and encouragement in God's word!
A Love Like Jesus’
July 14, 2024 • Scott O’Donohoe • John 15:12–17
What does it mean to love like Jesus? We might be surprised to find that Jesus’ command requires more than mere obedience. It demands we deeply know the costly love of Christ for us and the assurance he gives in the gospel.
Rooted in Christ
July 7, 2024 • Jordan Boyd • John 15:1–11
In John chapter 15 Jesus declares that He is the "true vine." The imagery of a vine finds its meaning throughout the entire old testament and would not have been lost on all who heard its declaration.
The Guarantee
June 30, 2024 • Jerod Martin • John 14:25–31
As Jesus continues to prepare his disciples for his upcoming departure he leaves them with two guarantees. What did this mean for them and how does this impact us today?
When Jesus Feels Far Away
June 23, 2024 • Tim Harris • John 14:15–24
As the sun sets on Jesus’ public ministry, he gives his soon-to-be-devastated disciples three promises that hinge on two conditions and lead to one pursuit.
Troubled Hearts Comforted
June 16, 2024 • Tyler Payne • John 14:1–14
Drawing from John 14:1-14, we will explore how Jesus comforts our troubled hearts in light of life's circumstances. This text will remind us of the profound promises of Christ, encouraging us to trust in God even in our darkest moments, and to live empowered by the Spirit in anticipation of the glorious future He has prepared for us.
