Sermon notes 👇 It is entirely feasible that we may concede that God is the source of all things…and at the same time believe that we are the focus of all things. Not to John? though. To John the Baptist, Jesus is both the source and center of all things.…

Sermon notes 👇 Jesus reminds Nicodemus of an old story from Israel’s history. Back when Moses was leading God’s people through the wilderness, there was a scene where serpents were biting and killing the people, and it was happening because of their own sin. But God told Moses to make…

Sermon notes👇 …what they came to understand was that Jesus had said and demonstrated Himself to be the new Temple. He was replacing it. He was taking place of the sacrifices. He was replacing the need to build something bigger and better. He was replacing the stone, and the wood,…

Sermon notes 👇 This story isn’t just about Jesus turning water into wine. This story is about Jesus showing up and saving the best for last. This story is about God breaking in to do new things and providing far more abundantly than anyone could imagine. This story is about…

Sermon notes👇 Maybe you aren’t okay with not being sure you have all of who Jesus is figured out. Maybe it scares you to be unsure of whether you have all the answers to all the questions that may come your way…questions from you or from others. Parents - maybe…

Sermon notes👇 If Jesus was anything less than who John introduces us to in John 1:1-18, then how could we ever believe He has anything for us? But…The Eternal name of Jesus, here in John 1, is “The Word” His name is teaming with life. It is by and from…

This morning we began a new sermon series we’ve titled Jesus is Better - The Book of Hebrews. You can catch the replay here. Sermon notes: We’re naming this series “Jesus is better,” because He is… God is not who the serpent would have us believe. He is not hiding…

Read 1 Timothy 5:1-16 Over and over in the Gospels we see Jesus saying something along these lines; that the last will be first and the first shall be last. In some ways, that truly defines the subversive nature of the gospel. In the context of 1 Timothy, a widow…

Read  1 Timothy 4:1-16 Donald Whitney puts it this way; “Although the Holy Spirit produces the desire for godliness - progress in godliness isn’t automatic…… The Spirit motivates and enables us to train ourselves, but He doesn’t do the training for us. The practical, day-by-day obedience to Paul’s command here…

Here are a few questions from today’s sermon meant to help guide us all in prayerful conversation: 1. Read 1 Timothy 3:1-16. In vs. 15, Paul says that he wrote this so that we might now how we ought to behave in the household of God. How does this passage…