Category Archives: John

Well, Well (Reflections on John 4:1-29)

Posted on June 21, 2018 by

Jesus never baptized anyone but commanded His disciples to do so. As the number of those baptized by Jesus surpasses that of John the Baptist the Pharisees begin to worry about Christ. Who was this young Upstart who ran people out of the Temple? The Man was rocking the boat, and they didn’t like it. Continue reading →

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What Does It Mean “To Believe”?

Posted on June 8, 2018 by

God loves the world. He made the world, but the world walked away from God. Like a prodigal son the world took the grace of God, the good He daily bestows, and walked away from the lover of our souls. God loves this world. This is amazing not because the world is so BIG, but because the world is so BAD. God through His Son seeks to save the world. Continue reading →

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You MUST Be Born Again

Posted on May 25, 2018 by

Jesus is LORD! He may have taught, but He is more than a Rabbi. He is LORD. He is God incarnate, God among us, God in the flesh. He is LORD. His Words are LIFE and LIGHT. Continue reading →

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Jesus, Jesus, Jesus

Posted on May 21, 2018 by

If Jesus came into our Fellowship Hall on Sunday would He sit down and visit with us, or go about flipping tables and running people out? If He came into our Sunday School classrooms would He be pleased at what He heard. Would He hear us talking about the Lord and salvation and things that pleased Him? If Jesus came to our Church this Sunday would He empty the collection plates out of our hands, or would He see what we were doing as honoring God? Continue reading →

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Come And See

Posted on May 2, 2018 by

Jesus comes to Church when repentance is preached. Jesus comes to Church when His people gather together under His Gospel. The two disciples heard John introduce Jesus. John was filling the sermons with Himself, but like a good preacher he was heralding Christ. There is the Lamb of God Who takes away the sin of the world. There He is! Continue reading →

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Which Were Born

Posted on April 26, 2018 by

People have a tendency to make salvation- that state where God Himself bring the believer in Jesus to – to make salvation a man made work. It is not a man made work. It is a supernatural work from beginning to end. It is all of God. Continue reading →

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Why We Love Jesus

Posted on April 19, 2018 by

If Jesus was the One through Whom God made all things this makes Him very exclusive. Not inclusive, but exclusive. “Without Him was not anything made that was made”. Jesus was involved in the biggest to the smallest of everything made. He brought the animals to Adam so Adam could name them – but Jesus made them. Jesus’ fingerprints are on every aspect of creation, from the stars above to the tiny hummingbird. Continue reading →

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Decisions Matter

Posted on March 26, 2018 by

We need to be responsible for our lives. We need to understand that every decision we make TODAY always affects our TOMORROW. Conversely the decisions we DO NOT make have an impact on our future selves. The decisions you make are very important. Continue reading →

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Our New Year’s Resolution

Posted on January 4, 2018 by

Audio of Sermon: Sermon Notes: Every year people make New Year’s Resolutions. I never do myself, though in times past I did. When we enter a New Year we all want to do something different, be something better. It’s time … Continue reading →

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