THE WORD

From the legitimate prophecy coming from the High Priest, while plotting Christ's death, we can easily see how God ultimately brings His purposes to pass, even through His enemies.

Knowing Christ as our Savior includes knowing Him as our Resurrection. In this sermon about the raising of Lazarus, Pastor Alan declares the foundation of our hope and faith as being in the person of Jesus, our Death and Resurrection.

Jesus saves and He is able to keep us saved, proving that all the glory for our salvation goes totally to Him. In this sermon from JOHN 10:22-42, you will hear the truth proclaimed concerning the keeping hand of God in the lives of His children.

After leading the formerly blind man to faith, Jesus declares Himself to be the good shepherd, which was an indirect rebuke of Israel's bad religious leadership, relating them to thieves and robbers. In this teaching, the hearer is encouraged to follow the good shepherd in every area of life, resulting in our being like Him.

From this amazing story of Jesus healing a blind man - with dirt and spit - on the Sabbath Day, the truth is told about different kinds of blindness and our need for the healing of Christ's ministry.

Pastor Garry Spotts delivers a masterful discourse on the humanity of Christ and why He prayed. While not coming from John's Gospel, we felt our JESUS IS Series would not be as complete without this important sermon.

From the story of Jesus washing His disciples dirty feet, Greg Harrell declares the truth concerning God's strong love for us.

While declaring His divinity, Christ appeared to be blasphemous to those religious leaders who would not believe in Him. In applying the penalty for such a perceived wrong, these unbelievers began plotting His death, which would result in fulfilling God's plan for His Son to die unjustly.

Be inspired by this motivating and edifying word from Bill Leckie, who challenged us all to pursue our God given purposes with courage.

Embracing the truth of this sermon will surely change the lives of all who listen. Just as the finished works of Jesus frees us from the penalty of sin, so the heeded words of Jesus frees us from the power of sin.

Through Jesus Christ's offering up of Himself for our sins, we have freedom from the plight of dying in our sins. This is the gospel to be declared to and through us all.

Immediately following His delivering of a woman caught in adultery, Christ declares Himself to be the light of the world, Who, if followed, will lead His followers from darkness to the light of life. This teaching concludes with our call to be His light in the world.

From the story of Jesus' freeing the woman caught committing adultery springs the glorious truth of how He still changes our lives for the better, by paying the penalty and breaking the power of our sins.

While Jesus promises living water to all who will believe in Him, the joy of responding is our's - for letting His abundant life and boundless love flow through us to others - by way of listening to His Spirit and doing what He leads us to do for others, who might be thirsty for God. In this sermon, Rocky Gathright does an eloquent job in communicating this truth and applying it to the many opport...

In the midst of doubt, unbelief and outright hatred, Jesus declares who He is as the source of living water for all who are thirsty. In spite of His enemies' threats, Christ gives out promises for all will believe in Him.

With clarity and personal insight, Marietta Harrell declares the truth concerning our spiritual growth and need to function as members of Christ's Body. Defining seven hindrances to overcome, she inspires the hearers to excel in all that God has called them to be and do.

Pointing out three of the paradoxes in JOHN 6, Pastor Alan declares the truth concerning Christ being the only source of eternal life and our need for God to draw us to Himself, as well as how some people will resist His intervention on their behalf.

Delivering a challenging and inspiring word on our legacy, Shake Anderson ministers with transparency on what we want said about our lives at our funerals.

On the day after miraculously feeding 5,000 men - plus women and children - Jesus is approached by many of the same people for more amazing signs; to whom He declared how He was the Bread of Life, sent from Heaven to give eternal life to all who would believe in Him.

The story of Jesus' walking on the water reveals not only His Deity but also His Name as I AM. In JOHN 6:20, He is quoted as saying, "It is I, do not be afraid." but Christ actually said, "I am, do not be afraid."

After being fed miraculously, many in a crowd of over 5,000 people began recognizing Jesus as the fulfillment of Moses' prophecy in DEUTERONOMY 18, when he said that in the future God would send them a Prophet like Moses. In this teaching, comparisons are made between Old and New Testament prophecy, as well as between Moses who brought the Law and Jesus, who brought grace and truth.

Enjoying our relationship with God is dependent on our not putting Him in a box of sorts; which is what the Pharisees had done, resulting in their being unable to recognize Jesus for Who He really was as their Messiah.

Declaring an often overlooked truth, this sermon shares important things about Jesus Christ as our Righteous Judge and how we should live in light of His Authority and Grace.

From her own medical practice and personal journey, Dr. Amy Coker Flournoy shares with transparency on how to walk in health and harmony with God and others.

Honored to speak at AGAPE FEST 2013 - a Christian Country Music Artist's Conference - Pastor Alan shares some helpful insights from Jesus' parable of The Great Supper and how what we do is important for the advancement of God's Kingdom purposes.