This week the assassination of Charlie Kirk reminds us all not just that life is short, but also that the war the apostle Paul describes is absolutely real. It's not right vs left - it's right vs wrong.

Regardless of how you process a tragedy like this, we know that our hope is in heaven. May the Lord give us the courage of the first martyr Stephen, the courage of John the Baptist in front of Herod, and not value our own lives so much that we compromise the truth and the Gospel.

Wash me Lord, and not just my feet, but my head and my hands as well!

This passage is Jesus' final public address. What's clear is that some folks won't see Him for who He is, or believe in Him no matter what sign He gives or miracle He performs. They were blind to His true nature, especially the prideful religious leaders.

Don't have regrets and wish you would have surrendered and believed Jesus sooner - you can choose Him today!

John 12, Isaiah 6, Isaiah 53, Exodus 13

Jesus declares that it's time! Time for Him to fulfill the purpose that He came for - that is, to die for the sins of the world.

Jesus enters Jerusalem riding on a donkey, fulfilling the prophet Zecharah. The King enters and many believe, celebrating and shouting for God to save!

Pastor Jerry walks through the 70 week prophecy of Daniel 9 that was perfectly predicted and partially fulfilled here, and reminds us that Jesus made this entrance, but His second entrance at the end of the age won't be on a donkey, but on a war horse.

Guest teacher Fred Gushue shares wisdom and application from the Shema and the Greatest Commandments, and how to apply them to our lives as believers.

What do you use your words for? Is it for building up or for tearing down? Pastor Jonathan unpacks the way Christ calls us to treat each other with our words.

Proverbs 18, James 1, James 3, Matthew 7

What happens when a follower of Jesus decides to pour out an expensive offering to express their love to Him? The thief gets jealous, the religious leaders are offended, the disciples are astounded and Jesus reveals the beauty and significance of her courageous gift.