In this teaching, we talk about the darkness that swallowed up Judas and how that darkness may be looking for us.

Judas followed Jesus for three years when he sold him for 30 pieces of silver. Why would he do that? How could he do that? And how might we be in danger of becoming someone just like Judas?

Washing one another's feet? Why did Jesus do that? What does it mean? And why should we do it?

In this teaching from John 11, we discover that the resurrection is not merely an event somewhere off in the future but a person. Jesus is the resurrection and the life.

This week we looked at the last half of John 10.  To truly appreciate what happens in this passage we looked outside of Scripture to the apocryphal book of 1 Maccabees to understand the story of Hanukah that underlays this fascinating chapter in John.

Have you been bullied, abused, or hurt by a person in a position of authority over you? Jesus sees that and he will vindicate his abused lambs.This week we are in John 10 and looking at the Good Shepherd discourse. There is far more to this passage in Jo.

This week we jump back in the Gospel of John after a four-month break.John 9 gives us the very unusual episode of Jesus healing a blind man using mud and spit. As weird as that might at first appear not everything is at it seems in this story.  Listen to.

In this one-off teaching, we take a bird's eye view of Jesus' unorthodox discipleship strategy. While every other rabbi in Jesus' day chose their disciples from the Crème de la Crème of Jewish society —the smartest, the well connected, and the most likel.

We take a moment to reconsider a passage in the Gospel of John that we have previously covered. Jesus' cleansing of the temple in John 2. In this teaching, we think about the deeper theological reason why Jesus cleansed his Father's house and how it may .

America is being stretched to the point of seeing the political bonds of the republic broken. What responsibility, if any, does the church in America bear for the state of the culture as it presently exists? If we do, what are our rules of engagement mov.