[esvignore] John 7:1-13[/esvignore] – As we follow the ministry of Jesus as reported by John the Evangelist, many have followed and now many have fallen away. Jesus’ own brothers demonstrate the hardness of heart found in men. In this sermon we look at the loneliness of Christ and of those who believe in Him, the depravity of man, and the hostility stirred…
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Sermons on John (Page 4)
[esvignore]John 6 – John chapter 6 is a feast of biblical proportions. This sermon covers the main themes of the entire chapter, centering on three eternally important questions that Jesus appears to be answering. They are: Who is Jesus? What must I do to have eternal life? How is God sovereign over my salvation?[/esvignore] John 6
[esvignore]John 5:30-47[/esvignore] – Jesus is being confronted by the Jewish leaders who question His identity; His claims to divinity have stirred them to hostility. Using the legal standards of Law concerning witness and testimony, Jesus brings forth four witnesses to establish the truth of His identity. His case condemns unbelief and gives His people a solid assurance of faith. John 5:30-47
[esvignore]John 4:1-42[/esvignore] – Pastor Lee examines the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman. What is there for us to learn from this meeting between two people who shouldn’t have even been talking? Who do you see yourself as in this story? What is our response? Listen to find out. John 4:1-42
[esvignore]John 3:22-36[/esvignore] – John the Baptist points his disciples to Jesus Christ who is the better way and the object of John’s ministry. As John fulfills his calling to point to Christ, he proclaims what all believers who follow Christ must rejoice to proclaim: He must increase, I must decrease. John 3:22-36
[esvignore]John 3:1-21 – In this text we observe Jesus teaching Nicodemus, a Pharisee and ruler of the Jews, about the need for all people to be born again, as a prerequisite to their being able to enter (or even see) the kingdom of God. We delve into many other texts to better understand this teaching from Jesus, because your understanding of the…
[esvignore]John 2:13-25[/esvignore] – The Lord’s actions spawned a challenge from the Jews who demanded signs of His authority. Jesus delivers. Indeed, the temple was destroyed and raised up in three days, and all eyes ought forever to be on Him, the greater temple. John 2:13-25
[esvignore]John 2:13-25[/esvignore] – Zeal for His father’s house compelled Jesus to cleanse the temple of worldly corruption. In this first of two sermons on this passage, we investigate how zeal for purity in the temple shows that our unchanging God is zealous for purity in the church today. Christ is coming for a spotless bride, not a bride who cares little for…
[esvignore]John 2:1-11[/esvignore] – Pastor Lee preaches on this important account of the inaugural, miraculous sign of Jesus’ public ministry. In a small town out in the country, Jesus makes 150 gallons of high quality wine so that a wedding feast won’t end early. Why did he kick off his ministry by resurrecting a party? What clues can we learn about Jesus in…
[esvignore]John 1:35-42 – Having seen who Jesus is, and heard Him proclaimed by the prophet-herald John the Baptist, we now look at what Jesus does – He saves sinners. The story of the first disciples illustrates what faith is, and what it means to become a disciple of Jesus Christ. [/esvignore] John 1:35-42