Jesus is the Glory of God — John 11:25-57 (07.19.2026)

Jesus is the Glory of God — John 11:25-57 (07.19.2026)

Student Ministry Lead Brendan Leone: This sermon walks through John 11:25–57, exploring how Jesus reveals the glory of God in compassion, righteous anger, faithful promise-keeping, and the substitutionary way of the cross. Using the story of Lazarus, the speaker shows how suffering, death, and resurrection point us to Christ’s mercy and justice and invites listeners to behold and trust in his work for life.

I Am the Resurrection and the Life — John 11:1-27 (07.12.2026)

Pastor Nathan Sing: This sermon walks through John 11:1–27, exploring Jesus’ loving delay, the purpose behind suffering, and Martha’s confession that Jesus is the resurrection and the life. The sermon emphasizes that God’s timing is for our good and His glory and invites listeners to personally trust Christ.

The Good Shepherd — John 10:1-41 (07.05.2026)

Pastor Ben Presten: This sermon explains two key "I AM" statements: Jesus as the Door and the Good Shepherd. The preacher highlights our condition as wandering, helpless sheep and the hope we have in a shepherd who knows us, calls us by name, lays down his life, and leads us to abundant and secure life. The message calls listeners to recognize their need, hear and follow Christ’s voice, and trust his protection and guiding love.

The Man Born Blind — John 9:1-41 (06.28.2026)

Pastor Ben Presten: This sermon works through John 9, where Jesus heals a man born blind and reveals the deeper truth of spiritual sight. Pastor Ben traces six scenes of the story, highlights the disciples' blind spots, the Pharisees' pride, and the parents' fear, and shows how Jesus turns physical healing into a call to spiritual sight. The message emphasizes that salvation is seeing: those whose eyes are opened respond with surrender, bold testimony, and worship, and are sent to help others see the light of Christ.

Freedom vs Bondage — John 8:31-59 (06.21.2026)

Pastor Kevin Stradley: In this sermon, Pastor Kevin walks through John 8 (vv.31–59), highlighting Jesus’ claims of unity with the Father, the contrast between the father of lies and the Father of truth, and the promise that abiding in Christ’s word brings true freedom from sin. Drawing lines to the Feast of Booths and a Father’s Day context, the message calls listeners to receive Christ’s word, confess sin, and bring others from darkness into the light of the gospel.