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There is a yearning in the heart and soul of humanity for contentment and satisfaction that transcends our earthly resources or circumstances. And when we think we have discovered the source we want to know it’s real and it will not be taken from us. Today, we’ll discover that hope together…

Jesus demonstrates that He is the Son of God who provides abundantly for our needs, protects us, and delivers us. Let’s explore how we can experience the miraculous saving work of Jesus for His kingdom purposes.

Jesus is the righteous Judge with authority over life, confirmed by unimpeachable witnesses, and the righteous authority we so desperately need is the very authority that gives eternal life to all who trust Him. We upload our message only version to our church app. If you would like to view this week's entire worship gathering you can find it by clicking the available link.

We do not realize our greatest need, and our culture hides it! Our prayer requests reveal our ignorance. Yet, all people have a longing that is our deepest need. Today we discover together our greatest need and how to satisfy it…

In John 2:27-54, Jesus demonstrates his priority to do the work of His Father as the Savior of the world. As we believe in Jesus, we are restored by Jesus and invited to participate in the restoring work of Jesus. We will only find true satisfaction in Jesus Himself, and in doing the work of Jesus.  We upload our message only version to our church app. If you would like to view this week's entire worship gathering you can find it by clicking the available link.

God is most glorified and humans are most satisfied when people worship God in Spirit and truth. What is the benefit? What is required? What does God desire? Let’s discover together the satisfaction of worshiping God in spirit and in truth.

Because Christ is above all, is true, has been given all things, and gives eternal life, our joy is fulfilled in Him, and we are therefore freed to decrease as He increases, finding our significance and satisfaction in exalting Him.

John 3:16 is arguably the best known verse in the Bible. And it is arguably the greatest presentation of God’s love, His desire for a relationship with all humanity, and the offer of life with God. We find John 3:16 in the midst of Jesus’ offer of spiritual life, His explanation of how to experience this life, and His caution to choose this life. Let’s explore like visiting an old familiar friend and discover new insights together.

In John 2:13-25, we see Jesus purify the temple and fulfill prophecy. These actions demonstrate His authority as Messiah and symbolize our need to be purified by Him. We will learn that if we believe in the redeeming work of Christ, we are able to experience the beauty and benefits of a relationship with God.

As we recognize Jesus yield to the Father’s plan, bring transformation, and display His glory, we are transformed by Him to yield our lives to God, following him in obedience and making disciples. We upload our message only version to our church app. If you would like to view this week's entire worship gathering you can find it by clicking the available link.

In John 1:35–51, John shows that Jesus is the promised Messiah by revealing how His disciples seek Him, recognize Him, follow Him, and invite others to encounter Him, demonstrating that faith in Jesus grows through personal discovery and testimony.

As John the Baptist contemplated Jesus it had a transformative impact on how John saw Himself. Today, we discover that as we behold the Lamb of God (Jesus) He transforms our sense of identity. Let’s discover how together.

To be amazed is to encounter something so impressive, unexpected, or extraordinary that it shifts your focus entirely. As we contemplate Jesus we should be amazed.

Believers will experience the beauty of the Spirit-filled church as they gather together and scatter together. When we commit to this Spirit-filled community, we will experience belonging, find a place to use our gifts, and thrive as we are transformed.

Because the Father has given us His own presence through the Holy Spirit, we are empowered by His Spirit, rather than our effort, to live as witnesses of the Gospel who make disciples.