"That You May Believe" A Sermon Series through the Seven Signs in John

Bonus Content! In John 19:28–20:18, Jesus declares “It is finished” from the cross and breathes His last—then, three days later, rises from the grave. His final word on earth becomes heaven’s first pronouncement of victory. This message reveals how the death and resurrection of Jesus complete God’s plan of redemption and open the way to eternal life. Join Renewed Life Church as we celebrate the po...

Bonus content! In John 19:17–30, Jesus carries His cross to Golgotha and gives His life for the salvation of the world. In this moment, He becomes the sacrificial Lamb, births a new covenant of grace, and suffers the weight of humanity’s sin. This powerful sign reveals the depth of His love and the cost of our redemption. Join Renewed Life Church as we reflect on how the cross shows both the angui...

Bonus content! In John 18:28-19:16, we follow Jesus through His trial. Along the way you find, a number of paradox's to wrestle through; regarding human responsibility and the sovereignty of God. As well as, Gods justice & His mercy that come together in a powerful way at the crucifixion of Jesus. This sermon is preached by one of our teaching pastors, Trevor O’Keefe in the Fall of 2023. *...

Bonus content! In John 18:1–14, Jesus steps forward to be arrested—fully aware of the suffering that awaits Him. He does not resist, run, or hide. Instead, He shows His humanity in understanding our fear and weakness, and His divinity in willingly offering Himself to rescue us. This moment reveals the depth of His love: He is human enough to feel our pain and God enough to save us from it. Join Re...

In John 11:1–53, Jesus arrives at the tomb of His friend Lazarus and is deeply moved—showing both sorrow for the brokenness of the world and righteous anger at the grip of death. Then, with divine authority, He calls Lazarus out of the grave, revealing His power as the Resurrection and the Life. This sign shows us a Savior who fully enters our grief yet holds victory over it. Join Renewed Life Chu...

In John 9:1–12, Jesus heals a man who was blind from birth, turning a life of suffering into a powerful testimony of sight and faith. This miracle reminds us that even in pain and hardship, God’s works can be revealed, and His glory made known. In this message, we reflect on how Christ brings both physical and spiritual sight, showing us that true vision is not just about our eyes but about seeing...

In John 6:14–21, the disciples find themselves caught in a storm, struggling against the waves. In the midst of their fear and exhaustion, Jesus comes to them, walking on the water, and brings them safely to shore. This powerful sign reminds us that Christ is not only Lord over creation but also our safe harbor in the storms of life. No matter how strong the winds or how high the waves, His presen...

We revisit John 6:1–15, where Jesus performs one of His most well-known miracles: feeding the five thousand with just five loaves and two fish. The story doesn't just point to Jesus' power to provide for us, it served as a public demonstration regarding the kind of Kingdom that He was establishing. *Unfortunately, we do not have audio from week three's sermon on Jesus and the man at th...

In John 6:1–15, Jesus performs one of His most well-known miracles: feeding the five thousand with just five loaves and two fish. What began as a moment of need became a powerful sign that reveals who Jesus is — the Bread of Life. This message reminds us that Jesus doesn’t just sustain us to survive, but calls us to truly live in Him. When we bring Him our little, He multiplies it into more than e...

In the second of the Seven Signs in John, we watch as Jesus heals the nobleman's son. This sign is pointing us to the reality that there is hope for the hopeless in Jesus. And, it reveals the nature & growth of genuine faith. This sermon is preached by one of our teaching pastors, Trevor O’Keefe in the Fall of 2023. *Our church changed its name as we stepped into 2025 from Olive Branch Christi...

In the first of the Seven Signs in John, we see Jesus at a wedding in Cana, where He turns water into wine (John 2:1–11). What seemed like a moment of potential shame became an occasion of joy through Christ’s miraculous power. This sign reveals not only His compassion, but also His authority to transform our lives. In this message, we reflect on how Jesus takes our emptiness and turns it into abu...