There is nothing boring about following Jesus! The life of one who is following Christ is far from normal. Tune in tomorrow as we study John 14 and see the promises that are made to those who would keep the word of God.

One of the greatest examples that Jesus' left us with, is one that would define completely what it means to follow Him. Join us tomorrow as we look at John Chapter 13 in a message entitled "On Being a Servant".

When someone decides to follow Jesus, there is an aftermath following that decision. There is a ripple effect that changes the minds and hearts of many. Check out the ripple effect of a man who was dead, but was made alive by Jesus himself.

Jesus is the only human to be Fully God, Fully Human, and Fully Faithful to the purpose of His Creation. This separates Him from every human, and every other so called god that begs for your attention. Join us as we look at what makes the story of Jesus so different.

None of us like hard times. None of us enjoy the difficulties of life. However, the Bible tells us that these hard times have a purpose. Life in general has a purpose. Turn to John Chapter 11 and see what Jesus has to say about hard times and the glory that will be revealed through hard seasons.

The Bible declares that there is one way into the Family of God. What is that way? What is expected of those people who consider themselves Christians? What does life as a follower of Christ look like?

People may have different opinions about what Jesus has done in your life. But they could never argue against the undeniable evidence of the change that has taken place in your life. Check out this story as Jesus changes the life of a man who was blind from birth.

Have you ever asked yourself why Pastors make a big deal about reading the Word of God? Why is reading your Bible important? What did Jesus have to say about the subject?

In this world, it is almost inevitable to be judged by others. Comparison is a thief, and it is often followed by judgement. In this section of scripture Jesus deals with the Accused and the Accuser in a very particular way. Turn to John 8 and follow along.

Jesus is probably the most misunderstood person that ever walked on this planet. As followers of Christ, we are sometimes misunderstood also. But why? What can we do to paint a better picture of what it is like to follow Jesus? Check out this sermon as Pastor Hector teaches through John 7.

Work, Earn, Consume, REPEAT . . . Is this all that life is about? What if we changed up our mentality when it comes to our paychecks and our workplaces? Jesus presents a solution that could really help us see food, money, and work differently!

What if you had never walked with Jesus, and you found yourself face to face with the Messiah who is in need of the ordinary things in your possession? What would you do? An adventure awaits when we give up the ordinary for the curiosity in what God might be up to. Sunday 10AM

"10 out of 10 people die" That is a hard truth. Another hard truth is that "Every one that dies will be resurrected". Resurrected? From the dead? Yes. Everyone. Even the unbelieving! So what is the difference between the believing and the unbelieving? Let's see what Jesus has to say about it in John Chapter 5.

How many people do you know that are spiritually or physically sick? What options have you presented to them? How can we present Jesus to the hurting, broken, and sick? Check out how Jesus approaches a consistently defeating infirmity.

This is the kind of curiosity that one sinner entertained. Could this be the Christ? Could this be what I have been looking for? Check out this sermon as we look at what happened one day in Samaria.

Throughout the Gospels, there are these one-on-one conversations that show us how much Jesus valued people. Here in John 4, Jesus has a conversation with one individual that changed the course of history for many. Check it out.

If we think 2020 was the worst year ever, 2021 might be lurking around the corner waiting for us as sin lies at our door with it's desire for us. We should heed the words of Jeremiah the Prophet and seek to flourish in the presence of "uncertainty".

Jesus Birth correct? But why did Jesus have to come to this world? What was He called to do? Why is Christmas so important? Check it out.

Most of us remember and maybe even have memorized John 3:16. My question is, do you remember how Jesus got around to that famous verse? Check it out in this sermon entitled "Jesus Loves You!"

What happens when we switch from finding time, to making time? "I don't have time" // "I'm too busy" // "I'm not going to be able to . . ." Friends, we are out of excuses. The time is now to seek the Lord. Check out this sermon as Pastor Hector preaches from John 2.