This morning we were challenged to pursue Jesus and only him.
Sermons on John
According to Jesus to be ‘born again’ is the spiritual rebirth affected by the Holy Spirit and necessary for salvation.
Jesus guarantees that if believers remain in him that they will bear fruit that honours God, affirms their identity as disciples and makes a lasting impact on the world.
Jesus is the way back to the Father because he and the Father are one.
In our text this morning we get to eaves drop on a conversation between Martha and Jesus where Jesus reveals that he is the resurrection and the life. This means that he is bringing God’s future into our human reality. This truth is the hope that we celebrate at Christmas!
Jesus is the good shepherd who binds up our wounds, provides us with abundant life and guides us into God’s truth.
Jesus was born so that he might be the source of eternal life to all those who will come to him and trust in him.
At Christmas we celebrate Jesus as the one who comes to bring light to the darkness. In this message we explore the imagery of light and darkness and how it shapes our mission as followers of Jesus.
Addressing the how, who, what and why of serving as Christ did.
Jesus entered Jerusalem and He enters our life, not to meet expectations but to exceed them.