My 6/12/16AM sermon, Bread of Life from John 6:22-40, is now online (we also discussed this in Small Groups).  You may wonder what Jesus meant by such a statement and part of what I tried to do in this sermon was to unpack what Jesus was saying.  There were all kinds of applications about coming and believing in Jesus, the nature of eternal life as Jesus raises up those who have been given to Him in the last day, and events simple worship that emerges from hearts who are dialed in to all the realities about Jesus that are revealed in this passage.  I hope it helps give you some kind of hope in these days.

I enjoyed an amazing Lord’s Day yesterday, 6/5/16.  My sermon, Jesus Is Enough, was from John 6:1-21 — amazing stories about Jesus feeding 5000, withdrawing from crowd, and walking on water — and highlighted the fact that Jesus Is Enough for all of our needs.  I hope you find the sermon encouraging and it helps you deepen your trust in Jesus.

Another highlight of the day was teaching Ross King’s song Hallelujah For The Cross.  I hope it encourages a love for the Gospel in the people of Crestview.

“If Jesus were alive today, He’d…” so begins the meta-narrative that so many in our culture espouse.  And, the One who is the same yesterday, today, and forever has spoken.  My sermon from John 5:19-47 entitled Hearing and Believing is now online (preached on Sunday, 5/29).  Part of what I get at is that if Jesus were alive today, He’d be just as out of step with the culture as He was with first century culture.  Why?  Because what He had to say had to do with who He is and how we respond to Him.  So, do you hear and believe Him?  I hope this sermon helps you understand why you should do this.