Jesus Answers: Who Is the Greatest?

Overcoming Sin

Let’s say you've been diagnosed with cancer and the surgeon says, "I can get all of it or leave some of it." What would you prefer the surgeon to do? Obviously the answer is: GET IT ALL. The same is true of sin. We should want the Holy Spirit to cleanse us from all sin, just like a surgeon removing all of the cancer. However, for many Christians, they’ve become comfortable with it. Join us Sunday as we see what the Scripture teaches on: “Overcoming Sin.” This message will challenge you and inspire you!

Jesus Answers: Who Is the Greatest?

Who are the people in your life whom you would consider “great”. Most likely, it would be people who have invested in your life, sacrificed for you, and loved you in times of difficulty. Unfortunately, for the Apostles of Jesus, they had this understanding totally backward about “Who is the Greatest.” Join us as Jesus sets the record straight on what greatness really is!

All Things Are Possible

Facing something that looks impossible? Do you feel like there’s a situation in your life that can't be fixed or is unattainable? Jesus specializes in what looks to be impossible. Join us as we see: “All Things Are Possible,” and you’ll be encouraged in your life, and you’ll see that there is hope, and it’s found in Jesus!

The Glory of Jesus

Have you ever seen something so magnificent and profound that you were left speechless? That was Peter, James, and John on the Mount of Transfiguration when they saw Jesus wrapped in glory. That event changed their lives forever, and it would carry them through many difficult days ahead. Join us as we see: “The Glory of Jesus.” You will be amazed! Don’t miss it!

Losing Your Life to Gain It

Do you know what an “oxymoron” is? It’s when you say something that’s contradictory. Like, “Momma, this apple pie is ‘awful good.’” Now, here in the south, we know that you mean that your mom’s pie is excellent! Yet, the term “awful good” is an oxymoron. Jesus often spoke in this way. He said that if you wanted to have life, you had to be willing to lose your life. Join us as we see what He meant when He offered that oxymoron. And yes, we believe it’s going to be an “awful good” day!