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Ofttimes resorted thither / John 18:1-11 31.05.2026 58:26 ↓

This message takes us into one of the most intimate and powerful moments in the life of Christ—the Garden of Gethsemane, where we see both the agony of the Savior and the strength that comes through prayer. As Jesus crosses the brook Cedron and prepares to face betrayal, arrest, and ultimately the cross, we learn profound lessons about the practice of prayer, the struggle against distraction and s...

Fruitfulness / Dylan Schaffer 24.05.2026 53:48 ↓

John 15 As we look at what it means to live a fruitful life as a believer, it all centers on obedience to Christ in his Word and dependence upon him in prayer. We will break down the idea of fruitfulness into three vital areas: personal character, intentional evangelism, and lasting discipleship. This message challenges us to examine our own lives and consider where we have been unfruitful. 

ask in my name / John 16:23-27 08.05.2026 59:31 ↓

In the intimate setting of the Upper Room discourse, Jesus prepares his disciples for a world without his physical presence by promising them the indwelling Holy Spirit, his eventual return, and a new confidence in prayer that would sustain their mission. This message examines what it truly means to pray “in Christ’s name”—not as a religious phrase, but as a life submitted under the authority, mis...

Continue in my love / John 15:9-17 22.03.2026 49:23 ↓

What does it really mean to be loved by God? In this powerful message from John 15:9–17, we explore the staggering truth that Christ loves us with the very same love the Father has for him—a love that is demonstrated, dwelling, and eternal. But this love is not meant to stop with us. It transforms us. It teaches us how to love God through obedience and how to love others through sacrifice. Jesus m...

The Inner Man: The Three Outward Traits of Vision / Brandon Briscoe 15.03.2026 1:05:05 ↓

In this message from the life of Nehemiah, we discover how God turns a burdened heart into a clear and actionable vision. Before Nehemiah ever rebuilt a wall, he had first been a faithful servant, patiently positioned by God in a place of influence. When the moment came, that inward devotion produced outward leadership—foresight that anticipated obstacles, insight that understood the real conditio...