We’re all looking for love, but where we look for it matters.

In John 4:4–29, Jesus meets a Samaritan woman searching for love and fulfillment in the wrong places. Her story reveals how our deepest longings can lead us toward relationships and intimacy that can never fully satisfy.

As we continue 'You’re Looking for Jesus,' discover how Jesus offers the love we’ve been looking for. You’re looking for Jesus, and He’s closer than you think.

We’re all looking for something to satisfy us. We were created with deep longings for meaning, purpose, love, and fulfillment, but what we look to for satisfaction matters.
In Jeremiah 2:11–13, God reveals how we can turn good longings toward worthless substitutes. Looking isn’t the problem. Where we look is.
As we continue 'You’re Looking for Jesus,' discover how our core longings can lead us toward idolatry and why Jesus alone can truly satisfy. You’re looking for Jesus, and He’s closer than you think.

We welcome Pastor Jason Stephens and his family to Woodside Farmington Hills. As we begin this new message series, You’re Looking for Jesus, discover what John 9 teaches us about spiritual blindness, faith, and seeing Jesus clearly. You’re looking for Jesus and He’s closer than you think. Everyone is looking for something. We long for truth, goodness, beauty, hope, and purpose, but our blindness can keep us from seeing what’s right in front of us. The good news is that Jesus is closer than we think. In John 9, Jesus heals a man born blind and reveals a deeper reality: everyone is blind in some way. Everyone is looking, but not everyone wants to see. And true sight comes when we encounter Jesus.