In this message, Pastor Paul closes out the Gospel of John by walking through John 20 and the resurrection of Jesus. John reminds us that his Gospel was written so that we may believe Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing, we may have life in His name. Through Mary Magdalene, the disciples, and Thomas, this message shows how Jesus meets people exactly where they are. He turns grief into joy, fear into purpose, and doubt into faith. The resurrection is not just the ending of the story. It is the beginning of new life for everyone who believes in Jesus. This sermon challenges us to ask what we are carrying that needs to be brought to Jesus and who needs to hear the story of what Jesus has done in our lives.
In this message, Pastor Paul walks through John 17, the longest recorded prayer of Jesus in the Gospels. Just hours before the cross, Jesus prayed for His disciples and for every believer who would come after them. This sermon challenges us to see prayer not as a wish list, but as alignment with the heart of the Father. Through John 17, we are reminded that real spiritual growth begins with knowing God, living for His glory, being shaped by His truth, and walking in unity around the mission of Jesus. #relevantchurch #RelevantChurchTampa #tampachurch #yborcity #churchonline #christiansermon #bibleteaching #john17 #prayer #HighPriestlyPrayer #jesusprays #teachustopray #faith #discipleship #spiritualgrowth #christianmessage #sermon #gospelofjohn #truthmatters #unity #trustgod #jesus
Pastor Paul continues through John 15 and 16, teaching that real spiritual growth does not come from trying harder, but from abiding in Jesus, allowing God to prune what is unfruitful, and depending on the Holy Spirit for conviction, guidance, and power.
Propagate | Week 4: Rooted to Reproduce Healthy things grow. Healthy things reproduce. Healthy things propagate. In John 12–14, Jesus reveals the blueprint for spiritual multiplication. Before there can be fruit, there must be surrender. Before there can be influence, there must be service. Before there can be multiplication, there must be the power of the Holy Spirit. Join Pastor Paul Wirth as we discover how remaining rooted in Christ produces a life that impacts others for the Kingdom of God. If you're watching online, let us know where you're joining from, share what God is speaking to you in the comments, and leave a prayer request. We'd love to connect with you at RelevantChurch.com. Remaining is the root. Reproducing is the fruit. #Propagate #RelevantChurch #RootedToReproduce #GospelOfJohn #DiscipleMaking #HolySpirit #ChristianLiving #FaithInAction
Propagate | Week 3: Come and Experience In John 9–11, we see Jesus do what only He can do: open blind eyes, lead His sheep, and bring dead things back to life. This message reminds us that when the life of Jesus takes root in us, it naturally begins propagating through us. Join Pastor Paul Wirth as we discover how personal transformation becomes a testimony that spreads life to others. If you're watching online, let us know where you're joining from, share what God is speaking to you in the comments, and leave a prayer request. We'd love to connect with you at RelevantChurch.com. Alive people spread life. #Propagate #RelevantChurch #ComeAndExperience #GospelOfJohn #JesusChangesEverything #SundaySermon #FaithInAction
Jesus never called people to casual Christianity. In John 5–8, the invitation shifts from “Come and See” to “Follow Me.” As Jesus heals the broken, confronts religion, exposes darkness, and offers living water, He challenges every person to move from admiration to surrender. Real discipleship isn’t comfortable—it’s transformational. #RelevantChurch #Propagate #FollowMe #GospelOfJohn #Jesus #Christianity #Faith #Discipleship #BibleTeaching #ChurchSermon #LivingWater #Truth #SpiritualGrowth #WalkWithJesus
Propagate, Pastor Paul Wirth walks through John chapters 1–4 and unpacks what it truly means to become a disciple who makes disciples. From Jesus’ first invitation to “Come and See” to the Samaritan woman running back to her city with a transformed story, this message reminds us that the Gospel was never meant to stop with us, it was meant to spread through us. Discover how Jesus calls ordinary people into extraordinary purpose, why spiritual growth requires intentional cultivation, and how authentic encounters with Christ naturally lead to spiritual multiplication. This message explores powerful themes like: • Jesus as the eternal Word and Creator • The Lamb of God who takes away sin • Transformation over religious performance • Being born again through the Spirit • Living water that satisfies spiritual thirst • Why healthy disciples reproduce spiritually Whether you are new to faith, growing deeper in your walk with Jesus, or learning how to share your faith with others, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to move beyond private belief into public invitation. The question is not simply, “Do you know Jesus?” The question is: “Who are you inviting to come and see?” #Propagate #GospelOfJohn #Discipleship #ComeAndSee #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Jesus #SpiritualGrowth #DiscipleMaking #BibleTeaching