Each story of Jesus is more than a moment; it is the beginning of something new. When people encountered Jesus in the Gospels, their lives were changed and they were redirected toward a life of purpose, transformation, and hope.
In this 4-week series, Come and See, we will explore powerful moments when Jesus met people right where they were. These encounters often began with a simple invitation, but they led to deep, lasting growth and renewal.
This series will help us rediscover how Jesus still meets us today, how He invites us to follow Him, and how saying “yes” leads to meaningful spiritual growth. Whether you are new to faith, returning after time away, or have been walking with Jesus for years, this series will offer fresh encouragement and challenge.
by Dion Frasier
Preaching
So many have fallen into the grips of evil and sin. Praise God that many have been freed and released from the grips of evil. In the gospel of Mark, there is a story reported of a man who had been possessed by demons. He encounters Jesus and his life is changed. In response, he wanted to stay with Jesus, but Jesus tells the man to go and tell his story. Encounters with Jesus should prompt us to tell our story!
by Dion Frasier
Preaching
When God created the world and place Adam and Eve in the garden, He was setting the stage to communicate generous hospitality. Encounters with Jesus often highlighted this, it also set the stage for some of the most powerful encounters. At Levi’s house, we will see Levi embracing Jesus’ call and extending hospitality to others so that they might experience the same transformational encounter.
by Dion Frasier
Preaching
The story of Jesus speaking with a woman at a well has continued to capture our imaginations. It was an unlikely encounter but invites us to see that Jesus was deeply interested in the entering the lives of others. Here, we hear of a woman’s desperation to drink and a Savior offering a wellspring of hope.
by Dion Frasier
Preaching
"Being called" is an is a repeated scene throughout scripture. In the beginning chapter of the gospel of John, Jesus calls his first disciples. While they will eventually be commissioned to participate in the spreading of the gospel, these first disciples are called to follow first, enjoy the company of Jesus and begin a life of encounter, invitation and growth.
