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Sermons on Jesus (Page 9)
John shares that “we beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father.” Oh, to imagine seeing the glory of Christ as a baby like Mary and Joseph, the shepherds, Simeon or Anna. Oh, to see His glory as He walked on water, performed miracles, or spoke the truth. Oh, to…
“I’m thirsty.” How many times have we heard this when we are tucking our children into bed – as they try to put off going to sleep a little while longer! Jesus addresses those who are spiritually thirsty in John 7. Jesus invites us to experience spiritual refreshing that can only be found in Him.
Jesus called the spiritually curious, the spiritually weak, and the spiritually thirsty to Himself.
Love God. Love others. SHARE JESUS. Make disciples. Before His ascension Jesus called His disciples to be His witnesses. That responsibility, privilege, and challenge remains! Whether we are in the neighborhood, the store, or at church the calling of our life is to be a witness of Jesus. Through words and deeds we stand as…
He has come for us! What a tremendous way that God has expressed His awesome gift of love! God sent His Son, Jesus Christ, as a demonstration of His love that we might experience forgiveness, new life and eternal life with Him in heaven.
There is nothing more freeing than abandoning your own mission and joining the everyday mission of God.
The one truth that separates Christianity from all other religions is that Jesus died and now is RISEN! This is our hope as we face life and death, joy and sorrow.
This is the fourth sermon in The Time Is Now series.