We are hungry. We want. We desire. How do we meet our deepest need, our need for love, for life, and peace? In our study through the book of John, we read that Jesus called himself the Bread of Life. The only way to true sustenance, true fulfillment, is taking Jesus into the center of our lives. He is the only thing that satisfies.

Michael Amman

Waiting for “religion” to somehow change our lives is like the paralytic waiting to be first when the waters stirred. A hope that isn’t really a hope at all, an expectation that cannot deliver. Real change only comes through Jesus…a real person.

Walter Wilson

We come to the wells in our life looking for something to last, looking for something that will fulfill, something that will satisfy the voracious thirst inside. Over and over again we look to things, people, ways of living that will fill the hole inside. We hear the story of a woman that met a man that told her everything she had ever done, and offers her something more: living water.

Terry Wilson

Do you ever wonder if it is possible for you to change? If you could get a “do-over”? Wether you come from a religious background or have had nothing to do with it, Jesus offers us a new birth, a new beginning, new life lived with Him. How can these things be?

Michael Amman

We progress throught the pages of John, through the story of Jesus’ life. Jesus does something spectacular, turning water into wine and trumping all of man’s expectations about who He would be. Jesus shows up, and He provides. We wrestle with the implications of a Savior turning water into wine.

Michael Amman