What would it look like to sit with the father of the bride who had Jesus at his daughter's wedding? The father had made all the wedding plans, all the guests had arrived, and the wedding was great, but there was a problem - a big problem! The wine ran out! In Jewish culture this could have brought shame on the family. but thanks to Jesus, the wedding was saved! Listen in as Pastor Neal Benson preaches a first-person narrative sermon on John 2:1-12 and teaches us how our joy is found only in Jesus. 

In John 1:35-51 there is a transition from the ministry of John the Baptist to the ministry Jesus the Messiah. John does fantastic job of pointing people to Jesus. He isn’t focused on his personal following, social status, or clout. Instead, John is focused on building the kingdom of God by pointing his own disciples to Jesus.

In these verses, Jesus makes a simple statement, “Follow me!” Most of us want to know the destination before committing to follow anyone anywhere. However, when Jesus invites us to follow Him on a life-changing journey, our faith, not our knowledge of our destination, drives our obedience. Listen in as Pastor Neal Benson teaches on following Jesus.

In the first chapter of John, John the Baptist helps the reader understand who he is and who Jesus is. In the first of two scenes we're studying today, Pharisees approach John and inquire about his identity to which he explicitly declares that he is not the anticipated Messiah. In the second scene, John makes three compelling statements about who Jesus is. Listen in as Pastor Neal Benson teaches on John 1:19-34 and how Jesus is the Lamb of God who came to remove our sin and end our separation from God.  

Today is the start of a new sermon series through the Gospel of John. Someone once said the gospel of John is like a pool that’s safe enough for a child to paddle in, but deep enough for an elephant to swim in. During this journey through John, we will meet Jesus Christ in a powerful way. Listen in as Pastor Neal Benson teaches on what is known as the prologue to this gospel, John 1:1-18. Together we will learn that only the One who always was can give us life that will always be.

Jesus invites anyone who is spiritually thirsty, to come to him and drink. When we do, something miraculous happens. Not only does the supernatural river of the Holy Spirit satisfy our thirst, it flows out from us bringing supernatural life to others. Listen in as teaching pastor, Doug Meye, wraps up our sermon series on the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit is generally known as the forgotten person in the Godhead. Many struggle to understand His purpose and work, and may feel like His power isn’t accessible to them. In today's sermon from 1 Corinthians 12, Pastor Neal Benson tells us about the gifts of the Spirit that are distributed to all believers. Listen in as we learn how these gifts are given to help build God's kingdom. 

Most people don’t like change but change is the one thing in life that is constant. Before Jesus's death, he prepared his disciples for the coming of the Holy Spirit. This meant big change for the disciples. Instead of having Jesus's physical presence with them, they'd have the indwelling Holy Spirit inside them. This week in our sermon series on the Holy Spirit, we're looking at four key passages on the work of the Holy Spirit. Listen in as Pastor Neal Benson teaches how the Spirit will guide us in all truth as we follow Jesus. 

The Trinity is a word used to describe the Godhead: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Many of us know enough about the Trinity to be dangerous. The Holy Spirit is often considered the forgotten God of the Trinity.  In the first week of our new sermon series on the Holy Spirit, Pastor Neal Benson will show us that the Holy Spirit is a free gift given to all believers and that He empowers all who follow Jesus. Listen in and learn about the promised Holy Spirit!

You've probably never met a parent who said: “My goal is life is to be an ok parent.” Most parents want to give their children a better life than they had. In Ephesians 6 Paul teaches on the important relationship between parents and children. We all know how easy it is to break the spirit of a child, that is not the goal here. The goal is to build up children. Children are fragile and God has given us the great responsibility of raising them. Listen in Pastor Neal Benson teaches on Ephesians 6:4 and how we can model who we want our children to be.