John

In John 16:16-33, Jesus takes the disciples through the reality of his departure and the grief they will experience. Jesus compares their confusion and grief to childbirth pains that are soon forgotten because of the joy of receiving a baby. He encourages them that because he has overcome the world, they too will overcome and receive joy from the Father.

Grief Turned Into Joy: Reflecting on John 16:16-33

Are you or someone you know going through a transition in ministry? Jesus’ discussion of his impending departure left the disciples troubled and with many questions. How he reassures and equips them provides valuable insights about a leader’s role in ensuring ministry continuity.

Continuity in Ministry: Reflecting on John 14:21-31

Join Pastor Matt Chandler in this 12-day reading plan through John 1-3. 


John 1-3: A 12-Day Reading Plan 

Does God exist? Two thousand years ago, an eyewitness named John saw the miracles, the crucifixion, and the resurrection of a man he concluded was the Son of God. John recorded what he saw as evidence, so future generations could reach the same conclusion. So, what if Jesus really is the Son of God? Take time during Lent to read John's account and ask yourself, "What if it's true?"

What if it's true?

Who is Jesus, really? This reading plan is designed to walk you through the "I Am" statements of Jesus in the book of John. In a world that searches for meaning in all the wrong places, Jesus offers a better way. Join us as we dive deep into what Jesus says about himself, how it connects with the whole Bible, and how we can develop rhythms to really know Jesus.

John

Grief Turned Into Joy: Reflecting on John 16:16-33

Continuity in Ministry: Reflecting on John 14:21-31

John 1-3: A 12-Day Reading Plan

What if it's true?

I Am Enough: 7 Weeks With Jesus in The Book of John