At a time of rapid secularization in our culture, dropping church attendance, the tendency towards living a “remote life” and the pull to just stay home and chill, how do we up our commitment to Jesus and to the Church?

As we continue to walk through Jesus’ Famous Last Words, Natalie continues on in John 17, looking at a beautiful, intentional moment where Jesus prayed to the Father on our behalf. As Jesus was nearing his death on the cross, He was thinking about you and He prayed for you.

What would it look like to experience God’s glory? What would it feel like? When Jesus prayed to ‘be glorified’ what do you think happened to Him? Jeff continues our series this week by looking at the longest prayer Jesus ever prayed — and how He prayed to be glorified. Listen in as we discover how God’s ‘way of glory’ is unlike any American Dream.

Jeff continues our series by looking at another famous “I Am” statement from John 15 when Jesus said: “I am the Vine.” Jesus promised that all the life & nourishment we need would come from him and that if we only ‘remained’ and stayed connected, we would naturally grow fruit (and also be pruned, to grow more fruit!). Listen in as we discover what this passage can mean for us today.

Jesus and the Holy Spirit both act as divine advocates for us — Jesus before God the Father, and the Holy Spirit within our hearts. What does their advocacy mean in our lives?

When Jesus said, “You will do greater works because I am going to be with the Father,’ did He really mean it? How many miracles can I expect to see in my life and what happens when nothing feels ‘greater’? Listen in as Jeff explores a promise from Jesus’ Famous Last Words: “Yes, ask me for anything in my name, and I will do it!”

Jeff starts a new series this week looking at the ‘Famous Last Words’ of Jesus. In John 14-17, Jesus gathered His disciples for some final teachings before dying on the cross and inside these four chapters, we learn so much about walking with God. In today’s sermon, we learn that Jesus is making a way for us to be with Him forever and that in the midst of trouble, we can trust Him… What does that mean for us today and how can we draw near to His love?