In a late-night conversation with Nicodemus Jesus helps us to understand some key spiritual principles regarding what He terms The New Birth. As we explore these key principles we will see that Jesus taught by contrasting the prevailing viewpoint of the religious establishment with the real Truth that He came bring. (John 3:1-21)
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What will it take for you and me to respond in the right way when discipline comes our way? When we face trials or we face a time when God cleans our house, how will we respond? (John 2:12-25)
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In this passage we witness the world premiere of Jesus’ public ministry, beginning with His first miracle. Jesus is setting the stage for what His ministry and mission are all about as He invites His followers into a life of grace, joy and obedience. (John 2:1-11)
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Discovering Jesus requires making a decision based on a proper balance of information (Knowledge) and passion (Emotion). (John 1:35-51) A message from guest speaker Charles Faber of Boise Bible College.
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In this text John reveals the main reason he came on the scene, to identify Jesus. He identifies Jesus is four distinct and powerful ways. (John 1:19-34)
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Jesus took on flesh so that we could become sons and daughters of God. This powerful truth begins John’s Gospel and winds it’s way throughout John’s Gospel. (John 1:1-18)
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A brief overview of John’s Gospel focusing on John’s thesis statement… the reason he wrote his Gospel: so that we might fully believe in Jesus Christ as God’s Son, our Savior and our LORD. (John 20:31)
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This message focuses on the two outcomes of the angelic announcement made to the shepherds: Glory goes up to God, Peace comes down from God. It is when we glorify The LORD that we are best equipped to experience His perfect peace. (Luke 2:8-14)
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The setting of today’s passage takes place after the birth of Jesus when Joseph and Mary bring Him to the temple for dedication. We’re introduced to two characters who make their appearance in the final acts of the Christmas drama– both exhibit hope in the midst of uncertainty. (Luke 2:22-38)
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Spiritual conflict is expected in the Christian life but through Christ we have access to victory through God’s character (armor of God) and power (prayer). (Ephesians 6:10-24)
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