This Sunday we explore Jesus’ nighttime conversation with Nicodemus about being born again. Jesus teaches that entering God’s kingdom requires a spiritual birth that only God can give, worked by the Spirit like wind and water that cleanses. The passage culminates in John 3:16-17, reminding us that God sent his Son not to condemn but to save through the cross. Our worship should reflect themes of transformation, new life, the Spirit’s work, and God’s saving love.
| Bulletin for February 08, 2026 |
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Jesus cleanses the temple with zeal, demonstrating that worship is not a transaction but an encounter with the living God. He declares that his body is the new temple where heaven and earth meet, pointing forward to his death and resurrection. Thi...
At the wedding in Cana, Jesus performs his first miracle by turning water into wine. This sign reveals his glory to the disciples and points beyond their immediate needs to his greater mission as the Messiah. We are invited to bring our concerns t...
This sermon explores Jesus’ invitation to come and see as he calls his first disciples in John 1:35-51. We’ll watch as different people respond to this invitation. Some come curious, others skeptical, but when they encounter Jesus, he reveals hims...
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