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Welcome to the 5th sermon in our series on the book of Revelation.   Theories and warnings about the end of the world have been around…almost since the beginning of the world!  The book of Revelation gives us insight into the full culmination of God’s plan for the world. Honestly, it is not easy to hear, but it is good. There is hope. In this series, we’ll take a deep dive into the letter from John to the early churches of the Revelation of Jesus. What do we need to hear? What do we need to embrace? What are we called to endure? What is our ultimate hope?

Welcome to the 4th sermon in our series on the book of Revelation.   Theories and warnings about the end of the world have been around…almost since the beginning of the world!  The book of Revelation gives us insight into the full culmination of God’s plan for the world. Honestly, it is not easy to hear, but it is good. There is hope. In this series, we’ll take a deep dive into the letter from John to the early churches of the Revelation of Jesus. What do we need to hear? What do we need to embrace? What are we called to endure? What is our ultimate hope?

Welcome to the 3rd sermon in our series on the book of Revelation.   Theories and warnings about the end of the world have been around…almost since the beginning of the world!  The book of Revelation gives us insight into the full culmination of God’s plan for the world. Honestly, it is not easy to hear, but it is good. There is hope. In this series, we’ll take a deep dive into the letter from John to the early churches of the Revelation of Jesus. What do we need to hear? What do we need to embrace? What are we called to endure? What is our ultimate hope?

Welcome to the 2nd sermon in our series on the book of Revelation.   Theories and warnings about the end of the world have been around…almost since the beginning of the world!  The book of Revelation gives us insight into the full culmination of God’s plan for the world. Honestly, it is not easy to hear, but it is good. There is hope. In this series, we’ll take a deep dive into the letter from John to the early churches of the Revelation of Jesus. What do we need to hear? What do we need to embrace? What are we called to endure? What is our ultimate hope?

Welcome to the 1st sermon in our series on the book of Revelation.   Theories and warnings about the end of the world have been around…almost since the beginning of the world!  The book of Revelation gives us insight into the full culmination of God’s plan for the world. Honestly, it is not easy to hear, but it is good. There is hope. In this series, we’ll take a deep dive into the letter from John to the early churches of the Revelation of Jesus. What do we need to hear? What do we need to embrace? What are we called to endure? What is our ultimate hope?

Welcome to the 14th sermon in our series looking at personal encounters with Jesus as recorded in the gospel of John. (14 of 14) The idea that God would become a human and “dwell among us” is an astounding thought. The God of the Bible did not remain hidden or removed or indifferent, He actually wrote Himself into the story and became one of His creation!? And when Jesus walked among us, He did not come as a king or a warrior or a leader, He came as a servant. He walked and talked and met with very real people in very real circumstances.  This summer at Refuge, we are going through the Gospel of John and meeting Jesus in these encounters with all kinds of people. We don’t just want to know our opinions about Jesus, we want to know who He really was and how He interacted with people so that we can come to know Him better.

Welcome to the 13th sermon in our series looking at personal encounters with Jesus as recorded in the gospel of John. (13 of 14) The idea that God would become a human and “dwell among us” is an astounding thought. The God of the Bible did not remain hidden or removed or indifferent, He actually wrote Himself into the story and became one of His creation!? And when Jesus walked among us, He did not come as a king or a warrior or a leader, He came as a servant. He walked and talked and met with very real people in very real circumstances.  This summer at Refuge, we are going through the Gospel of John and meeting Jesus in these encounters with all kinds of people. We don’t just want to know our opinions about Jesus, we want to know who He really was and how He interacted with people so that we can come to know Him better.

Welcome to the 12th sermon in our series looking at personal encounters with Jesus as recorded in the gospel of John. (12 of 14) The idea that God would become a human and “dwell among us” is an astounding thought. The God of the Bible did not remain hidden or removed or indifferent, He actually wrote Himself into the story and became one of His creation!? And when Jesus walked among us, He did not come as a king or a warrior or a leader, He came as a servant. He walked and talked and met with very real people in very real circumstances.  This summer at Refuge, we are going through the Gospel of John and meeting Jesus in these encounters with all kinds of people. We don’t just want to know our opinions about Jesus, we want to know who He really was and how He interacted with people so that we can come to know Him better.

Welcome to the 11th sermon in our series looking at personal encounters with Jesus as recorded in the gospel of John. (11 of 14) The idea that God would become a human and “dwell among us” is an astounding thought. The God of the Bible did not remain hidden or removed or indifferent, He actually wrote Himself into the story and became one of His creation!? And when Jesus walked among us, He did not come as a king or a warrior or a leader, He came as a servant. He walked and talked and met with very real people in very real circumstances.  This summer at Refuge, we are going through the Gospel of John and meeting Jesus in these encounters with all kinds of people. We don’t just want to know our opinions about Jesus, we want to know who He really was and how He interacted with people so that we can come to know Him better.

Welcome to the 10th sermon in our series looking at personal encounters with Jesus as recorded in the gospel of John. (10 of 14) The idea that God would become a human and “dwell among us” is an astounding thought. The God of the Bible did not remain hidden or removed or indifferent, He actually wrote Himself into the story and became one of His creation!? And when Jesus walked among us, He did not come as a king or a warrior or a leader, He came as a servant. He walked and talked and met with very real people in very real circumstances.  This summer at Refuge, we are going through the Gospel of John and meeting Jesus in these encounters with all kinds of people. We don’t just want to know our opinions about Jesus, we want to know who He really was and how He interacted with people so that we can come to know Him better.

Welcome to the 9th sermon in our series looking at personal encounters with Jesus as recorded in the gospel of John. (9 of 14) The idea that God would become a human and “dwell among us” is an astounding thought. The God of the Bible did not remain hidden or removed or indifferent, He actually wrote Himself into the story and became one of His creation!? And when Jesus walked among us, He did not come as a king or a warrior or a leader, He came as a servant. He walked and talked and met with very real people in very real circumstances.  This summer at Refuge, we are going through the Gospel of John and meeting Jesus in these encounters with all kinds of people. We don’t just want to know our opinions about Jesus, we want to know who He really was and how He interacted with people so that we can come to know Him better.

Welcome to the 8th sermon in our series looking at personal encounters with Jesus as recorded in the gospel of John. (8 of 14) The idea that God would become a human and “dwell among us” is an astounding thought. The God of the Bible did not remain hidden or removed or indifferent, He actually wrote Himself into the story and became one of His creation!? And when Jesus walked among us, He did not come as a king or a warrior or a leader, He came as a servant. He walked and talked and met with very real people in very real circumstances.  This summer at Refuge, we are going through the Gospel of John and meeting Jesus in these encounters with all kinds of people. We don’t just want to know our opinions about Jesus, we want to know who He really was and how He interacted with people so that we can come to know Him better.

Welcome to the 7th sermon in our series looking at personal encounters with Jesus as recorded in the gospel of John. (7 of 14) The idea that God would become a human and “dwell among us” is an astounding thought. The God of the Bible did not remain hidden or removed or indifferent, He actually wrote Himself into the story and became one of His creation!? And when Jesus walked among us, He did not come as a king or a warrior or a leader, He came as a servant. He walked and talked and met with very real people in very real circumstances.  This summer at Refuge, we are going through the Gospel of John and meeting Jesus in these encounters with all kinds of people. We don’t just want to know our opinions about Jesus, we want to know who He really was and how He interacted with people so that we can come to know Him better.

Welcome to the 6th sermon in our series looking at personal encounters with Jesus as recorded in the gospel of John. (6 of 14) The idea that God would become a human and “dwell among us” is an astounding thought. The God of the Bible did not remain hidden or removed or indifferent, He actually wrote Himself into the story and became one of His creation!? And when Jesus walked among us, He did not come as a king or a warrior or a leader, He came as a servant. He walked and talked and met with very real people in very real circumstances.  This summer at Refuge, we are going through the Gospel of John and meeting Jesus in these encounters with all kinds of people. We don’t just want to know our opinions about Jesus, we want to know who He really was and how He interacted with people so that we can come to know Him better.

Welcome to the 5th sermon in our series looking at personal encounters with Jesus as recorded in the gospel of John. (5 of 14) The idea that God would become a human and “dwell among us” is an astounding thought. The God of the Bible did not remain hidden or removed or indifferent, He actually wrote Himself into the story and became one of His creation!? And when Jesus walked among us, He did not come as a king or a warrior or a leader, He came as a servant. He walked and talked and met with very real people in very real circumstances.  This summer at Refuge, we are going through the Gospel of John and meeting Jesus in these encounters with all kinds of people. We don’t just want to know our opinions about Jesus, we want to know who He really was and how He interacted with people so that we can come to know Him better.