In The Word

When Christ is lifted up, he draws all people to himself

When Christ is approached by a group of Greeks, He notes that the time has come to fulfill his purpose.

Mary loved Christ in such a beautiful way. When we adore our Savior like that, the world doesn't understand.

Christ is the resurrection and the life! He raised Lazarus from the grave, and he will raise His people up on the last day!

Jesus claims that He and the Father are one, and the Jews seek to kill Him.

In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul delivers what is of most importance to the Christian faith.

Christ entered Jerusalem as a King weeping over the city.

Christ is the Good Shepherd who lays His life down for the Sheep.

When Jesus heals a man born blind, the Pharisees refuse to believe it. Because if they do, they have to admit that Jesus is the Christ!

Christ boldly claims to be the eternal God and the Jews respond with violence.

Christ confronts the Pharisees with an uncomfortable truth: They cannot believe because they do not belong to God.

Christ promised that by abiding in His word we would know the truth, and that the truth would set us free!

Christ clearly and boldly claimed to be God before the Pharisees. This truth, that Christ is God and pays for salvation with His blood, is central to Christian faith.

Christ claimed that all who follow Him would have the light of life. While this should be good news, the Pharisees challenge Christ's claim, preferring remain in darkness.

When the Scribes and Pharisees want punishment, Christ shows mercy to a woman caught in adultery.

We have been given a great gift within the church. God calls us to more than just a good time on Sunday mornings. He calls us to be in partnership with one another as we strive to advance the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Prayer is so important for our spiritual development, yet so many Christians ignore it. Today we look at some principles of prayer and examine the Lord's Prayer in the Gospel of Matthew.

God has given His church work to do, and has chosen to provide for that work through the generosity of His people.

As we enter a new year it is important that we commit ourselves to regular reading of God's Word.

We are called to set our minds on things above, not on the things of earth. This year, may we focus on Christ and His great salvation!

Christ has come for all people. Rich and poor, Jew and Gentile. Educated and simple.

And this shall be a sign to you. The virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and you shall call His name, Immanuel!

As sinners, we need peace with God, and He has provided it in His Son.

Adam failed in the covenant of works to earn eternal life for his descendants, but God, in His grace, offers hope in the Gospel.

Christ offers the people streams of living water, but they just don't understand

Men make all kinds of claims about Christ. He was a good man. He is a good teacher. He is a liar. What we believe about Christ will shape our eternity. Who do you say Christ is?

Christ is the bread of life and all who come to Him are satisfied!

No one can come to the Jesus unless the Father draws them. And all who are drawn come to the Son and receive eternal life!

Christ is the bread of life! He provides us with eternal life and the forgiveness of sin! Yet many seek Him for selfish reasons.

Just as Christ walked through the storm to deliver His disciples from danger, so He walks through the storm of sin and death to rescue His people by His grace and mercy.

Christ fed thousands hoping they would see Him as the bread of Life.

Christ has claimed that He is equal with God. Now He brings five witnesses to support His claim.

Christ has been given authority both to raise the dead and judge the world!

Christ's healing of a lame man causes a stir amongst the religious leaders. Why? Because Christ claimed to be equal with God.

The Word of God is powerful. We should read it, memorize it, and study it.

Christ didn't let cultural norms stop Him from doing His father's work.

When people left John the Baptist to follow Jesus, John didn't get upset. He was happy to fulfill his mission.

By this we know love: God sent His Son.

For our salvation, we don't look to ourselves. We look to Jesus .

We must be born again! But how? This week we answer that question as wee look at Christ's encounter with a Ruler of the Jews.

Christ cared that His Father's house was treated with reverence and respect.

This week we finish John 1 as Pastor Mark teaches about Christ calling His first disciples.

There was a man. His name was John, and we have much to learn from his humble devotion to Christ.

Life and light has come into the world, and to all who receive Him, the right has been given to become children of God.

Adam, our first father, failed in the covenant of works. Unless we rely on Christ, we will fail in our roles as fathers and husbands.

As we remember the faith of our early Christian days, and identify ourselves with the suffering of Christ, we are inspired to live holy lives in the present.

The author of Hebrews tells up how to live with brotherly love, which is only possible if you have trusted in our great savior, Jesus Christ.

The Lord trains his children for righteousness. While this is painful in the moment, it yields much fruit in the life of the believer.

As Christians, we Arte called to run the race of faith, casting off any sin that weighs us down.

We worship a risen savior! Because Christ has risen, so too we shall rise!