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When Jesus entered the temple in Jerusalem and drove out the money changers, He wasn’t throwing a temper tantrum. He was demonstrating His zeal for the holiness and honor of His Father’s house. What had been set apart for worship had been compromised, and Jesus was determined to make it what it was supposed to be.
But this story isn’t just about a building in Jerusalem....
It started with a wedding crisis in a small village called Cana. The wine ran out. And in that moment, Jesus performed his very first public miracle - turning water into wine. But as Pastor David Martin shows in this message from John 2, what looks like a simple act of provision is actually one of the richest theological pictures in all of Scripture. The water jars used for c...
What if the name people use for you isn't the name Jesus uses? In week four of our Do You Know Him series in the Gospel of John, we close out John chapter one and watch a simple invitation change three lives: Andrew brings his brother Simon, Philip brings his friend Nathanael, and Jesus meets each of them with a surprising word.
Along the way, Pastor David challenges th...
What do you really want from Jesus? John the Baptist pointed his disciples toward Jesus, and when they began following Him, Jesus asked them a simple question: “What do you want?” Their response revealed something deeper than a desire for what Jesus could give them: they wanted to be with Him.
Following Jesus doesn't mean we'll always know where He's taking us. Sometime...
John the Baptist had crowds, influence, and every opportunity to make his ministry about himself. Instead, he repeatedly pointed away from himself and toward Jesus. His message was simple: “I am not the Messiah. Clear the way for the Lord.” John understood that Jesus was not merely a teacher or religious figure; He was God, He was holy, and He was worthy of complete surrender...