In “Better Aaron,” Rodney examines Hebrews 4:14–5:5, exploring how Jesus fulfills the role of the Great High Priest in a way no one else could. Unlike the flawed priests of the Old Testament, Jesus offers a perfect, once-for-all sacrifice, bridging the ga

Caleb Buddemeyer opens the Advent series by exploring how Jesus comes as the new and better Adam. Drawing from John 1 and the broader biblical narrative, Caleb unpacks how Jesus undoes the brokenness of humanity’s fall and ushers in a restored relationshi

In “You’re Not the Boss of Me,” Rodney dives into John 5:19-29, where Jesus boldly claims His divine authority, sparking outrage among the religious leaders. We're challenged to evaluate how we respond to Jesus’ authority in every area of our lives. Tune

Jon Andrew unpacks the story of Jesus healing the official’s son in John 4, challenging us to go beyond fascination with miracles and signs to embrace true faith in Jesus Himself. Jon explores what it means to trust in the words of Christ, even when we ca

In “Everyone Everywhere,” Rodney unpacks Jesus’ surprising encounter with a Samaritan woman at the well, revealing just how far He’ll go to bring hope and freedom. Through this message, Rodney invites us to reflect: Are we willing to cross boundaries and

Caleb Buddemeyer dives into the humility and joy of John the Baptist, who sees himself as the friend of the bridegroom, joyfully pointing others to Jesus. Reflecting on John’s declaration, “He must increase, but I must decrease,” Caleb challenges listener

Jon Andrew, Kids Minister at C.C.C., shared from John 3:1-21, asking the question, How do we enter the Kingdom of God? and What does it mean to be born again?

Rodney explores the powerful moment when Jesus overturns the tables in the temple, as recorded in John 2. Rodney explains how this act was not a random outburst of anger but a profound demonstration of Jesus’ zeal for true worship and His rejection of rel

John 2:1-12 What a beautiful picture of Jesus' power, character, and generosity at the wedding in Cana! When the wine ran out, Jesus didn't just meet the need - He provided an abundance, turning water into the finest wine. This miracle reveals that Jesus

John 1:35-51 From the first days of Jesus' ministry to today, His call has always been simple: Come and see. Follow me. But what does it mean to follow Jesus? What is the difference between recognition and following? Where is Jesus going? Jesus is go