Sermon begins somewhere around the 51:46 mark Scripture: John 13:1–16 (focus: John 13:12–16) In the upper room the night before his betrayal in the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus does something startling. The One whom the disciples rightly call "Teacher" and "Lord" kneels before them with a basin of water and a towel. He washes the feet of men who misunderstand Him, will abandon Him, deny Him, and even betray Him. Then He asks a question that echoes through every generation of believers: |"Do...

This week’s sermon, “Transform: 1000 Ways to Die,” took us into the powerful story of Lazarus in John 11:1–12:2. It reminded us that life can get heavy. Grief shows up. Fear shows up. Disappointment shows up. Shame, loss, and old habits can wrap around us tighter than we realize. But here’s the good news: the story does not end at the tomb. Jesus steps into the middle of sorrow and speaks life. He meets Martha with truth. He meets Mary with tears. He calls Lazarus out of the grave. Then He...

Sermon begins somewhere around the 12:20 mark Scripture Focus: John 11:1–12:2 There are many ways for death to enter a life. Sometimes death arrives through the obvious door: sickness, violence, loss, grief, or a grave. Sometimes it enters more quietly. A dream dies. A relationship withers. Hope gets buried beneath disappointment. Joy gets wrapped in fear. A person can still be breathing and yet feel bound by shame, bitterness, exhaustion, old wounds, old habits, and old stories. The sermon...