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John comes to the end of his life debating what to say to the churches under his care. In the first few lines of his letter, he tells them his top priority: to have fellowship with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ. The beloved apostle knows that a life of intimacy with God is an eternal kind of life that the church can experience in the here and now.  That kind of life is one that abounds in love, light, and life. The invitation of John is still extended to us today. Join us this summer as we explore the letters of John in hopes to move into deeper fellowship with God. 

John comes to the end of his life debating what to say to the churches under his care. In the first few lines of his letter, he tells them his top priority: to have fellowship with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ. The beloved apostle knows that a life of intimacy with God is an eternal kind of life that the church can experience in the here and now.  That kind of life is one that abounds in love, light, and life. The invitation of John is still extended to us today. Join us this summer as we explore the letters of John in hopes to move into deeper fellowship with God. 

John comes to the end of his life debating what to say to the churches under his care. In the first few lines of his letter, he tells them his top priority: to have fellowship with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ. The beloved apostle knows that a life of intimacy with God is an eternal kind of life that the church can experience in the here and now.  That kind of life is one that abounds in love, light, and life. The invitation of John is still extended to us today. Join us this summer as we explore the letters of John in hopes to move into deeper fellowship with God. 

John comes to the end of his life debating what to say to the churches under his care. In the first few lines of his letter, he tells them his top priority: to have fellowship with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ. The beloved apostle knows that a life of intimacy with God is an eternal kind of life that the church can experience in the here and now.  That kind of life is one that abounds in love, light, and life. The invitation of John is still extended to us today. Join us this summer as we explore the letters of John in hopes to move into deeper fellowship with God. 

John comes to the end of his life debating what to say to the churches under his care. In the first few lines of his letter, he tells them his top priority: to have fellowship with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ. The beloved apostle knows that a life of intimacy with God is an eternal kind of life that the church can experience in the here and now.  That kind of life is one that abounds in love, light, and life. The invitation of John is still extended to us today. Join us this summer as we explore the letters of John in hopes to move into deeper fellowship with God. 

John comes to the end of his life debating what to say to the churches under his care. In the first few lines of his letter, he tells them his top priority: to have fellowship with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ. The beloved apostle knows that a life of intimacy with God is an eternal kind of life that the church can experience in the here and now.  That kind of life is one that abounds in love, light, and life. The invitation of John is still extended to us today. Join us this summer as we explore the letters of John in hopes to move into deeper fellowship with God. 

John comes to the end of his life debating what to say to the churches under his care. In the first few lines of his letter, he tells them his top priority: to have fellowship with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ. The beloved apostle knows that a life of intimacy with God is an eternal kind of life that the church can experience in the here and now.  That kind of life is one that abounds in love, light, and life. The invitation of John is still extended to us today. Join us this summer as we explore the letters of John in hopes to move into deeper fellowship with God. 

John comes to the end of his life debating what to say to the churches under his care. In the first few lines of his letter, he tells them his top priority: to have fellowship with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ. The beloved apostle knows that a life of intimacy with God is an eternal kind of life that the church can experience in the here and now.  That kind of life is one that abounds in love, light, and life. The invitation of John is still extended to us today. Join us this summer as we explore the letters of John in hopes to move into deeper fellowship with God. 

John comes to the end of his life debating what to say to the churches under his care. In the first few lines of his letter, he tells them his top priority: to have fellowship with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ. The beloved apostle knows that a life of intimacy with God is an eternal kind of life that the church can experience in the here and now.  That kind of life is one that abounds in love, light, and life. The invitation of John is still extended to us today. Join us this summer as we explore the letters of John in hopes to move into deeper fellowship with God. 

John comes to the end of his life debating what to say to the churches under his care. In the first few lines of his letter, he tells them his top priority: to have fellowship with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ. The beloved apostle knows that a life of intimacy with God is an eternal kind of life that the church can experience in the here and now.  That kind of life is one that abounds in love, light, and life. The invitation of John is still extended to us today. Join us this summer as we explore the letters of John in hopes to move into deeper fellowship with God. 

John comes to the end of his life debating what to say to the churches under his care. In the first few lines of his letter, he tells them his top priority: to have fellowship with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ. The beloved apostle knows that a life of intimacy with God is an eternal kind of life that the church can experience in the here and now.  That kind of life is one that abounds in love, light, and life. The invitation of John is still extended to us today. Join us this summer as we explore the letters of John in hopes to move into deeper fellowship with God. 

What does it mean to be a Christian? What do you need to believe to be a Christian? Where did you get you answers to those questions? Over the next few months our class will explore these questions. We will look to Scripture, church history, and a few other voices in hopes to begin to discover the center of the Christian faith.