As Jesus teaches openly in John 7 and 8, division follows. His claim to be the light of the world demands a decision. In this message by Pastor Andrew Fish, we explore the urgency of belief, the danger of religious pride, and the invitation to step out of darkness into true life through Christ.

In John 6, we behold Jesus not only as the provider, but as the provision. From the feeding of the five thousand to the declaration, “I am the Bread of Life,” this message from Pastor Andrew Fish invites us to move beyond reasoning and into revelation. Jesus takes what is offered, multiplies it, and reveals Himself as the true source of life, nourishment, and eternal satisfaction. The call is simple yet costly: place your life open-handed before Him and trust the God who is always more than enough.

Jesus gives us an inside look at His intimate relationship with the Father and shows how everything He did flowed out of complete dependence on Him. Jesus saw what the Father was doing and did it. As His followers, we are invited to live in this same place of dependence and intimacy with the Father.

In John 4, Jesus intentionally meets a Samaritan woman at a well and offers her something no other source ever could, living water that never runs dry. In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish explores how the source that we draw from matters. If we are relying on other sources then we will end up always thirsty but if we rely on the living water then we will find true satisfaction and life. As we go into 2026, we must leave behind temporary sources that never satisfy and draw from the true source of Life in Jesus through the Holy Spirit.

There is no greater miracle than the miracle of the new birth–where in a split second a person is delivered from the grip of Satan and made a completely new child of God. This is all possible because of God’s gift, the greatest gift, the gift of His only Son. This Son was announced by a humble forerunner who gladly stepped aside and rejoiced as Jesus’ following increased.

Jesus’ first miracle and first Passover declare that the Messiah has arrived. In John 2, we encounter Jesus turning water into wine and then stepping into the temple with a whip as the Son of God who is zealous for His Father’s house. There is an invitation into a life of joy, holiness, and purity. He can take the ordinary and make it extraordinary.

In today’s message, Nikki Comolli and Isaac Rudolph explore who Jesus is as revealed in John 1. Be encouraged to come and see Jesus as never before.

Join us as we unpack the “divine synergy” of Romans 8:28, showing how the Holy Spirit’s perfect intercession and God’s redemptive power cause every circumstance—and even every attack—to ultimately work together for good.