Pastor Ritch teaches through Acts 4: 1-31.

Pastor Ritch teaches through Acts 3:1-26 and the power in the name of Jesus.

Pastor Ritch teaches through Acts 2:14-41 (part 2) with the idea in mind that for anyone to have their lives changed by Jesus, they must first be “cut to the heart” by the message of the Gospel, but anyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved!

Pastor Ritch continues our study through The Gospel According to John with a focus on:

• Jesus meets you in the ordinary places of life.

• Apart from Jesus, our efforts come up empty.

• Obedience to Jesus--even when it doesn't make sense--leads to fruits.

• Jesus is the SOURCE of all fruit.

• Every good thing comes from Jesus.

Pastor Ritch continues our study through The Gospel According to John with a focus on:

• Thomas refuses to believe the testimony of his MOST TRUSTED friends.

• Jesus Accommodates Thomas' skepticism

• Blessed are those who believe WITHOUT seeing Him personally

• Jesus waits EIGHT DAYS between visits with the disciples. WHERE does He go? What are THEY doing?. Very odd..

• The purpose of the entire book of John is for all of us readers to BELIEVE--not like Thomas, but--even though we will not see Jesus face to face yet

• Every good thing comes from Jesus.

Pastor Ritch continues our study through The Gospel According to John with a focus on:

• Jesus' resurrected body...seems to be unrecognizable to the disciples until they see His scars.

• Jesus BREATHES on them and gives them the Holy Spirit

• Jesus says, "If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven them; if you withhold forgiveness from any, it is withheld"

• Jesus waits EIGHT DAYS between visits with the disciples. WHERE does He go? What are THEY doing?. Very odd..

• The purpose of the entire book of John is for all of us readers to BELIEVE--not like Thomas, but--even though we will not see Jesus face to face yet

• Every good thing comes from Jesus.

Pastor Ritch continues our study through The Gospel According to John with a focus on:

• The resurrection of Jesus changes everything!

In John 19:1–11, Jesus stands beaten and accused before Pilate, revealing a kingdom not built on force, fear, or politics—but on truth and divine authority. This passage shows that even in apparent defeat, Christ remains fully in control, exposing human injustice while pointing to God’s sovereign plan behind the cross.

Peter didn’t plan to deny Jesus. He had faithfully followed Jesus for three years. In fact, just a few hours earlier…he had doubled down on his resolve to give his life for Jesus! So WHAT HAPPENED?!