The Only One Who Could Throw the Stone – John 7:53-8:11
Pastor Mike explores John 8's woman caught in adultery, asking who really has the right to judge, and why Jesus alone could say "neither do I condemn you."
Pastor Mike explores John 8's woman caught in adultery, asking who really has the right to judge, and why Jesus alone could say "neither do I condemn you."
Pastor John unpacks John 7:37-52, asking the question every reader must answer: when it comes to Jesus, are you in or are you out?
What does it really mean to say "Jesus died for me"? A study of Isaiah 53:5-6 uncovers the doctrine of atonement and why it matters for every sinner.
What do you do when Jesus doesn't meet your expectations? A message from John 7 on assumptions, belief, and trusting Christ as He is, not as we imagine Him.
What five questions did Jesus' critics face in John 7? Pastor Mike unpacks authority, God's will, glory, legalism, and judgment.
What happens when God doesn't move on our timeline? Ken Freire explores John 7 and the hard question of trusting Jesus with our unmet expectations.
John 2:1-11 - A wedding sign, a healed son, a raised friend: what turns a miracle into belief? Pastor Mike walks through John's Gospel and asks, are you just watching the signs, or trusting the Savior they point to?
What does biblical worship really look like, and why does unity matter more than personal preference? Pastor Mike closes out Core Principles with truths every believer needs.
Pastor Mike Stalnaker opens a new series on core principles, reminding us why a proper view of God, Christ, Scripture, prayer, and leadership still matter.
Pastor Stalmaker unpacks 1 Corinthians 15 and the good news of Jesus Christ—our sin, the penalty we owe, and the payment Christ made.
What does the Bible say about work relationships? A message from Ephesians 6 on who we really work for — and how that changes everything at the office.
What does your love and holiness say to the world around you? A message from Ephesians 4:32–5:7 on walking in love, purity, and truth.