Messages

A message from the series “The Gospel of John: That We May Believe.” Continue series from The Gospel of John

A message from the series “The Gospel of John: That We May Believe.” Jesus prays to be glorified. Jesus prays to God his Father to glorify him so that he may glorify his Father.

A message from the series “The Gospel of John: That We May Believe.” John 17:6-10. All that belong to the Father are the Son’s and all that belong to the Son are the Father’s. We glorify Him because we have been given to Jesus. Praise the Lord!

A message from the series “The Gospel of John: That We May Believe.” John 18:33-38 details the arrest of Jesus and the beginning of his religious trial before Annas, highlighting the sharp contrast between Jesus’ bold, truthful confession and Peter’s threefold denial. While Jesus maintains his innocence and mission, Peter, fearing for his life, denies being a disciple of Jesus, directly fulfilling Jesus’ earlier prophecy. The passage emphasizes Jesus’ solitary, obedient suffering as he prepares to face the high priest and, ultimately, the cross, setting the stage for his sacrifice.

A message from the series “Special Sermons.”

A message from the series “1 Timothy: Life in God\’s House.” This little passage returns to the topic of church elders. Not in age, but in leadership. Paul has already given the qualifications for elders, and those qualifications provide what the congregation should expect from its elders. But now Paul will address what the elders should expect from their congregation, which is, honor.

A message from the series “1 Timothy: Life in God\’s House.” We’ll continue to look at the church’s responsibility in helping widows. How kind and loving of the Lord to have instructions on how to care for the vulnerable among us, and displays the widow’s value.

A message from the series “Special Sermons.” Receiving Christ, walking with him, being rooted and built up in him. Establishing faith.

A message from the series “The Gospel of John: That We May Believe.” “The Gospel of John”. Is continuance of “Jesus Prays for His Disciples, Part 2”. Come and hear the message and see if you really understand what Jesus wants from you. Do you want what Jesus wants for you?

A message from the series “The Gospel of John: That We May Believe.” John 18:12-27 details the arrest of Jesus and the beginning of his religious trial before Annas, highlighting the sharp contrast between Jesus’ bold, truthful confession and Peter’s threefold denial. While Jesus maintains his innocence and mission, Peter, fearing for his life, denies being a disciple of Jesus, directly fulfilling Jesus’ earlier prophecy. The passage emphasizes Jesus’ solitary, obedient suffering as he prepares to face the high priest and, ultimately, the cross, setting the stage for his sacrifice.