February 15, 2026
This week we’ll be continuing in John chapter four with the short encounter Jesus has with a nobleman, directly following his time in Samaria (4:43-54). The interaction is brief, but it powerfully challenges our willingness to take Jesus at his Word.
February 8, 2026
This week we will see Jesus cross social and religious barriers to offer living water to an outcast Samaritan woman. Her transformed life will reveals God’s grace for everyone and calls all believers to join in God’s harvest of faith.
February 1, 2026
Using Nicodemus’ nighttime encounter with Jesus, our message this Sunday will contrast the “kingdoms of me” with God’s kingdom. Learn how Christ calls us to be born of the Spirit, stepping into the light and receiving new life through Him.
January 25, 2026
This is Week 4 of our study of John’s Gospel. We will explore Jesus’ cleansing of the temple—an early, provocative sign that reveals him as the true dwelling place of God, confronting injustice and empty religion, and points ahead to his death, resurrection, and the call to reorient our lives around him.
January 18, 2026
Get ready to learn about the first sign in the book of signs – turning water into wine. This is the first of many wonders we get to learn about in this sermon series.
January 11, 2026
Every family has an “odd” person and our passage this week explains how John the Baptist and the first disciples—each in their own peculiar way—pointed to and followed Jesus as the Messiah. We will see how God uses unique, sometimes eccentric people to reveal Christ and call others to “come and see” and follow him.
January 4, 2026
Our new sermon series starts this week on the Book of John. For the winter and spring, we will be studying John 1 – 12. These chapters are known as the Book of Signs, as they feature miracles or “signs” that reveal Jesus’ divine glory. We will study the remaining chapters of John in Fall 2026, which is known as the Book of Salvation.