Who is Jesus? – Ep 22 – "Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled" (John 14)

Who is Jesus? – Ep 23 – "Bearing Fruit" (John 15)

In a culture that encourages us to find our identity, purpose, and satisfaction in success, relationships, accomplishments, or possessions, Jesus points us to a better way. He teaches that lasting spiritual fruit is produced not through self-effort, but through abiding in Him. As we explore this passage together, we will discover what it means to remain in Christ, why God lovingly prunes His people for greater fruitfulness, and how a close relationship with Jesus leads to a life marked by joy, obedience, and spiritual growth. Whether you have been following Jesus for many years or are simply exploring faith, John 15 offers a powerful invitation to draw near to Christ and experience the life that only He can give.

Who is Jesus? – Ep 22 – "Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled" (John 14)

Life has a way of troubling our hearts. We face uncertainty, disappointment, loss, anxiety, and questions about the future. As Jesus gathers with His disciples on the night before the cross, their hearts are troubled as well. Everything they expected seems to be falling apart. Yet in the middle of their fear, Jesus gives them a promise that still speaks to us today: “Let not your hearts be troubled.” This is easy to hear, but a reality that's hard to live.  In this message, we discover how Jesus meets troubled hearts with three incredible gifts: a secure future, access to the Father, and His abiding presence through the Holy Spirit. We’ll see that the answer to our deepest fears is not better circumstances, but Jesus Himself. Whether your heart is heavy, anxious, weary, or simply in need of encouragement, John 14 reminds us that Christ has not left us alone and that true peace is found in Him.

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Who is Jesus? – Ep 21 – "Lessons From the War Room" (John 13:21-38)

John chapter 13 to 17 takes place in the upper room and we see Jesus preparing His men with some final instructions. Some scholars have referred to the upper room as a war room. We are going to look at three lessons from the war room in this message.

Who is Jesus? – Ep 20 – "The Towel and the Cross" (John 13:1-20)

We come to one of the most powerful and humbling moments in the life of Jesus — washing His disciples’ feet in John 13:1-20. On the very night before the cross, the One who held all authority in His hands wrapped Himself with a towel and took the place of a servant. In this message, “The Towel and the Cross,” we will see that true greatness in the Kingdom of God is not found in power, status, or recognition, but in humble love and sacrificial service. More importantly, we will discover that before we can serve Christ, we must first allow ourselves to be served and cleansed by Him. In this message, we look at the Servant King who loved His own to the very end — and what it means for us to become “people of the towel” in a world obsessed with self-promotion and power.