In John 18, both Judas betrays Jesus and Peter fights for Jesus. Both of their responses are rooted in self-preservation and broken perspectives about Jesus. When Jesus' mission encounters our wills and our deepest desires, how will we respond?

In the closing words of Jesus' prayer in John 17, He prays for the unity of His followers, the destiny of His followers, and the experience of His followers in knowing God's love for them.

From Jesus' prayer in John 17, Pastor Rayshawn looks at three things that Jesus asks His Father to do for His followers: Keep them in your name, keep them from the evil one, and sanctify them in the truth.

Happy Easter! This week as we are celebrating the resurrection of Jesus, we are focusing on Jesus' prayer for His followers and how it displays the ways Jesus commits to His followers.

This week, Pastor Rayshawn teaches from John 17:1-5 as we focus on Jesus' High Priestly prayer to His Father on the night before His death.

This week, Jesus concludes his final discourse with His disciples before He goes to the cross. Pastor Rayshawn teaches on what it means to be in Christ and why information about Jesus is meant to produce transformation in us.

Pastor Rayshawn continues in our series through John's gospel as we're talking about the sending of the Holy Spirit to live in Jesus' followers after Jesus goes to the Father. Who is the Holy Spirit and what difference does His presence make in our lives?

In John 15:12-27, Jesus gives His followers an important command to practice amongst each other, and He also give them a caution for how they will be received by the world around them.