As we live out the core values of our church, the glue that holds it all together is worship. The reason we do what we do is because we worship God. However, it's important to remember that worship isn't an event, it's a lifestyle.

In John 10, has the final confrontation with the religious leaders of his public ministry. He once again exposes the reasons for their unbelief and declares himself to be God in the flesh.

The bible says that the human heart is deceitful and will lie to us; therefore, it's very difficult for us to see what's really going on inside of our hearts. The good news is that Jesus tells us about a mirror for our souls that reveals what's really happening deep inside.

In John 10, Jesus describes himself as the Good Shepherd. However, most of us don't really know what a shepherd in 1st-century Israel did, so we don't really know what Jesus is saying about himself. When we learn what Jesus was really saying about himself and our relationship with Him, our hearts overflow with gratitude!

Following Jesus was never meant to be an individualistic pursuit. God's plan all along was for followers of Jesus to grow deeper in Christ together.

Jesus heals a man who had been born blind and in the process exposes the spiritual blindness of the Pharisees and teaches us about the cure for our own spiritual blindness.