Preach the word; be instant in season, out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort
with all longsuffering and doctrine.
with all longsuffering and doctrine.
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In today's message we have an opening from Brother Nick. Reading from Daniel and sharing a joyful encouragement of faith. Then we continue our study in John 15. In our passage today we take a deeper look at what it really means to be a friend, and who our friends truly are. God bless you all in your studies.
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In today's sermon we continue looking at Jesus' encouragement to the Apostles at the end of his walk here on earth. Jesus wants to encourage them in the face of all that is coming at them. If they continue in His word, they will be fruitful beyond measure. If they do not they will be plucked off and cast into the fire by men. This is an amazing text to consider and a solemn warning to understand. God bless you in your studies.
In today's sermon we look at the close of John 14. Jesus lays out some amazing promises. He is pray for us. He will answer our prayers. He will send us comforter. He will manifest himself to us. All of these amazing promises are given. All of them hinge on our belief. Not our understanding and acceptance, but our belief. Our belief is found in our actions. God bless you all in your studies and walk.
In today's sermon we look at one of the most profound titles Jesus gives himself. Of all the options we can find in this life Jesus is THE way, truth, and life. Learn of him and find your way. God bless you all in your studies.
In today's message we have an opening from Psalm 23 brought by Brother Nick. Then we begin looking at John 14. Jesus comforts his apostles with a message that should still bring comfort to us today. God bless you in your studies.
In today's sermon we look at the Lord's Supper. Primarily at the foot washing ceremony. Why is it so important? Are we keeping the commandment to the fullest? God bless you in your studies and walk.
In today's sermon we look at humanity's first command, and how it still pertains to us today. When God created man, He commanded him to be fruitful and multiply. We often consider the literal sense of this command, but do we consider the spiritual side of this command. We are to be the fruitful vines God has created us to be. But what do we do with the fruit is we produce it? What does it take to then multiply? God bless you in your studies.
In today's sermon we look at John 11. Outside of the resurrection of Jesus, this is the most well-known resurrection of Scripture. Jesus raises Lazarus in order to glorify the power of God. Look with us at just a few of the points we can learn from this wonderful truth. God bless you in your studies.
In today's sermon we continue our study on John 10. Last week we looked at are we willing to follow thru the door. Today we look at what influence will we follow? According to Jesus' teaching here there are 2 powers reaching for us. The thief is coming to steal, kill, and destroy. Jesus comes that we may have life. May we always listen to the giver of life. God bless you all in your sudies!
In today's sermon we begin looking at John Chapter 10. This amazing chapter is far too rich to get covered in one sermon. We begin today in looking at the context of who Jesus is speaking of. Who are the players and what is at stake. The sheep, the porter, the sheepfold, the thief, the shepherd, and the door. Who are they, and what does it mean to us? God bless you all in your studies!
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