JOhn: Seeing god

Who is Jesus? Early on, the historic church settled on answering this question with a four-fold gospel. In doing so, they preserved for us a rich portrait of Jesus. While the first three gospels highlight the humanity of Christ, the book of John stresses his divinity. In this gospel account, Jesus talks about "eternal life" instead of the kingdom. The early church compared John to an eagle, who soars above the clouds to show us glories untold. Our current sermon series is entitled “Seeing God” and reminds us that Jesus is more than human – he is God. 

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Three Great Hopes from the Resurrection (Luke 24:36-48)
Dave Ainsworth
Three Great Hopes from the Resurrection (Luke 24:36-48)
Dave Ainsworth

On Easter, Christians celebrate the resurrection of Christ. The resurrection of Christ is the single most important event in the Christian life. Listen as Dave speaks to three great hopes that result from the resurrection.

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Palm Sunday (Mark 11:1-10)
Dave Ainsworth
Palm Sunday (Mark 11:1-10)
Dave Ainsworth

Throughout Jesus’ ministry, he often commands his disciples and various others to keep the miracles he has done private. Today’s sermon is on Palm Sunday, which is the day Jesus takes his ministry fully public. Listen as Dave speaks to this event.

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Qualitative Not Quantitative (2 Corinthians 4:16-5:5)
Dave Ainsworth
Qualitative Not Quantitative (2 Corinthians 4:16-5:5)
Dave Ainsworth

Paul describes believers as hard pressed on every side but not crushed, perplexed but not in despair. How can believers celebrate faith in the face of suffering. Listen to Dave as he unpacks the hope that Paul points to and the work that God is doing now.

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No Need for Magic (Colossians 3:1-4)
Dave Ainsworth
No Need for Magic (Colossians 3:1-4)
Dave Ainsworth

The Colossians desired to stop sinning, and looked to the traditions of the past to help them further their sanctification. Listen to Dave as he unpacks Paul redirects them to a new understanding of Christ.

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