On Easter Sunday, Jon preaches about the claim that one man in first-century Palestine not only had power to take people from death back to life, but he then demonstrated it by self-resurrection. Moreover, Jesus taught that for the person who trusts in him, they have already crossed over from death to life – eternal life starts now.

Phil Britton discusses Jesus' healing of the son of an official while the child is in another town and considers the role of signs and miracles in coming to believe. John uses this story to highlight who Jesus is by telling of this miracle, but shows that faith in Jesus is knowing of a desperate need for Him and taking Him at His word that He will save, without seeing this directly.

Following on from last week, Jon studies what work looks like in the spiritual dimension. Jesus talks to his disciples about His food being to do the will of God, but he also provokes us on whether our thirst for eternal life translates into a hunger for others to experience the same.

In John 4:1-26, Jesus encounters a Samaritan woman of questionable morals an outcast on every human level. But as he drills through her social, moral, and theological assumptions, he reveals what lies beneath a deeper ignorance and vulnerability, and a need for deeper satisfaction, deeper connection, deeper worship. Is your spirituality missing a dimension?