In this short section, Jesus reminds those gathered of the promise of the Spirit. Pastor Jerry reminds us that as believers, we need more of the Spirit's filling in our lives every day. It's not a what, it's a who - He's the third person of the Trinitarian God!

While the disciples go to celebrate the feast in Jerusalem, Jesus stays behind and follows later. While in the temple, he's not recognized until he begins proclaiming the words of the Father. The religious leaders aren't happy, and Jesus calls out their hypocrisy.

Guest speaker Andrea Bettio shares some thoughts to the church and challenges us to take a step of courage and boldness in our faith.

Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh - the Magi brought gifts to worship and honor the newborn King. But what gift could you bring for Someone who has everything?

The Magi came to Herod looking for the promised King, asking "Where is He?" They discovered Jesus, the Christ they had traveled so long to find, and rejoiced with exceeding great joy!

As Jesus draws closer to Jerusalem and his crucifixion, others are pressuring and trying to convince Him, but He knew the time wasn't yet fulfilled. As the Feast of Tabernacles begins to take place, Pastor Jerry unpacks the history of the Biblical Holidays, the need for believers to understand the times, and how we can be courageous in our witness.

Guest teacher David Gordon walks through the book of Acts giving practical tips and tools on how to build healthy habits in your walk with Jesus.

In this final sermon on the bread discourse, Pastor Andrew explores the connection between Exodus 16 and John 6, the hidden manna in the Ark and how even from Jesus' birth in Bethlehem, He was being revealed as the Bread of Life for the world to partake of.