Come And See - John 1:35-51

Date:  02/09/14
Speaker:  Matt McCullough
Title:  Come And See
Scripture:  John 1:35-51

Description:  The best way to evaluate whether Jesus is the Messiah is to experience him as a person or, in Jesus’s words, to come and see. But when you experience Jesus you see, as did his first disciples, that he knows you already and has the power to make you new.

Following John To Jesus - John 1:19-34

Date:  02/02/14
Speaker:  Matt McCullough
Title:  Following John To Jesus
Scripture:  John 1:19-34

Description:  This story of Jesus’s life begins not with Jesus himself but with a figure called John the Baptist, one sent to prepare the way for the Christ. Following John’s lead, we get a clear picture of what we must know about ourselves and about Jesus if we’re to truly enjoy what Jesus offers us.

The Beauty Of Incarnation - John 1:14-18

Date:  01/26/14
Speaker:  Matt McCullough
Title:  The Beauty Of Incarnation
Scripture:  John 1:14-18

Description:  John wrote this book to persuade readers that Jesus is the only one who can give us the life we’re made for. And though he originally aimed at first-century Jewish readers, John’s Gospel is for all of us because all of us need to trust Jesus more than we do.

Jesus Is… - John 1:1-13

Date:  01/19/14
Speaker:  Matt McCullough
Title:  Jesus Is…
Scripture:  John 1:1-13

Description:  The opening of John’s Gospel gets at questions all of us must address at one point or another. Where did we come from? Why are we here? What’s wrong with us and our environment? Who can we trust to solve problems that are too big for us? John places Jesus at the center of these questions, and confronts us with questions of his own, the questions his book will address all the way through: Who is Jesus? And who is Jesus to you?

Why Believe?: Introducing John’s Gospel - John 20:30-31

Date:  01/12/14
Speaker:  Matt McCullough
Title:  Why Believe?: Introducing John’s Gospel
Scripture:  John 20:30-31

Description:  John wrote this book to persuade readers that Jesus is the only one who can give us the life we’re made for. And though he originally aimed at first-century Jewish readers, John’s Gospel is for all of us because all of us need to trust Jesus more than we do.