Come and See

WELCOME to our brand-new series: Come and See.

The Talk series centers on the Gospel according to John. Some talks will be done via expository preaching–which means going verse-by-verse. In Tagalog, himay. John wants to point out that Jesus is real and He wants you to see Him in your life, hear His voice in your heart, and experience His Presence every day

So, the key message of this new series is: Come and see Jesus, come and hear Jesus, come and experience Jesus,

One Big Message:
The best wine is here—His name is Jesus. The best happiness, the best hope, the best healing, the best blessing is Jesus.
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Many people might be surprised to find out that the very first place where Jesus performed a miracle was at a wedding to help fix an embarrassing situation. You would think that maybe Jesus’ first miracle would be feeding the 5,000 or raising someone from the dead.

But instead, He enters into the lives of a married couple who didn’t prepare enough wine for their guests.

Jesus performed amazing miracles: multiplying bread and fish to feed a multitude; raising people from the dead; walking on water. But His very first miracle was the Wedding at Cana we read in the Gospel according to John.

That’s because the Gospel is loaded with meaning about Jesus– such as we learn in our ongoing Feast Talk Series, Come and See.

Talk 1 presents the key message of this new series: Come and see Jesus, come and hear Jesus, come and experience Jesus.

Talk 2, which is about wine running out during the Wedding at Cana, centers on the message: The best wine is here—His name is Jesus. The best happiness, the best hope, the best healing, the best blessing is Jesus.

Talk 3 shows an entirely different Jesus: an angry Lord passionate against corruption and oppression of the poor.

The key message is: Jesus burns with love for you.

Jesus performed amazing miracles: multiplying bread and fish to feed a multitude; raising people from the dead; walking on water. But His very first miracle was the Wedding at Cana we read in the Gospel according to John.
That’s because the Gospel is loaded with meaning about Jesus– such as we learn in our ongoing Feast Talk Series, Come and See.

Talk 1 presents the key message of this new series: Come and see Jesus, come and hear Jesus, come and experience Jesus.

Talk 2, which is about wine running out during the Wedding at Cana, centers on the message: The best wine is here—His name is Jesus.
The best happiness, the best hope, the best healing, the best blessing is Jesus.

Talk 3 shows an entirely different Jesus: an angry Lord passionate against corruption and oppression of the poor.
The key message is: Jesus burns with love for you.

Talk 4 presents two stories in John about two different people side-by-side: Nicodemus the Pharisee and the Samaritan Woman.
The difference between these two was night and day.

Yet we see that behind the external appearance, they were the same: They both needed Jesus.

The key message: Jesus meets you where you are.

Jesus performed amazing miracles: multiplying bread and fish to feed a multitude; raising people from the dead; walking on water. But His very first miracle was the Wedding at Cana we read in the Gospel according to John.

That’s because the Gospel is loaded with meaning about Jesus– such as we learn in our ongoing Feast Talk Series, Come and See.
Talk 1 presents the key message of this new series: Come and see Jesus, come and hear Jesus, come and experience Jesus.

Talk 2, which is about wine running out during the Wedding at Cana, centers on the message: The best wine is here—His name is Jesus. The best happiness, the best hope, the best healing, the best blessing is Jesus.

Talk 3 shows an entirely different Jesus: an angry Lord passionate against corruption and oppression of the poor.
The key message is: Jesus burns with love for you.

Talk 4 presents two stories in John about two different people side-by-side: Nicodemus the Pharisee and the Samaritan Woman.
The key message: Jesus meets you where you are.

Talk 5 we’re unpacking two amazing stories in John 5 and 6: (1) Healing the invalid in the Waters of Bethesda and (2) the Feeding of the multitudes.
The key message: Seek your Life-Giver. Don’t just seek life. Seek the Life-Giver—His name is Jesus.