One of the most baffling passages in scripture, John’s rendition of the healing of the blind man involves Jesus’ spit, mud, a command to bathe, and a remarkable result – a man born blind, now able to see. Join us as we look at how things that are often unexplainable can still be undeniable.

How did they miss it? In a simple read-through, we may see the religious onlookers and roll our eyes at the way they missed the miracle and focused on the bed roll. But this moment displays so well our tendency to get caught up in what we think God must do and miss what he’s already been doing. Join us as we look at the healing at the pool Bethesda.

The healing of the officials’s son is unique. Not just in John’s rendition of the miracle, but in the way he uses the story to point beyond the healing of a sick child and a father’s faith, to highlight a God who can do the unbelievable!

When Jesus turned water into wine, the miracle was far more than its onlookers realized. The use of the water basin, the customs of purification, the detail of it being six jars, even the wine running out… John told the story in a way that intentionally pointed towards the cross. Join us as we look at how the miracles in John point beyond themselves to life in Christ.

God has a fingerprint. Not in the physical sense, but in a way where he leaves patterns that are recognizable. Join us as we look at God’s fingerprint of salvation and how Psalm 18 reveals the timeless truth – God saves.

Is faith naïve? Is our faith going to fall apart if we experience difficulty or if we learn to think more critically? Join us as we navigate David’s response to the trenches of life.

All of scripture tells us a story. Join us as we look at how Psalm 18 points to one of the most profound truths in scripture – how God tells his story in the life of David.

Do all paths really lead to the same place? As David fought his way through life, he discovered something profound. Join us as we dig in to the question do all roads lead to heaven?

Every system can be abused. The biblical truth professed is not that we need the perfect system, but a new heart. And as we wrestle through that idea, Psalm 18 tells us something incredible – we cannot twist and pervert our way out of God‘s justice. Where our systems fail his will prevail! For his ways are perfect.