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The Crucifixion: Were You There?

April 14, 2019

John 19:16-37.

See the Savior providing for us complete forgiveness for your sins.

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Partner or Pawn: You Decide

April 7, 2019

John 18:28-40, John 19:1-22

Human beings either partner with God or are pawns of God to ultimately accomplish His purposes in the world.

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Resurrection Faith

April 16, 2017

John 20

Jesus’s death and resurrection reminds us that each of us need to personally believe in Jesus as Savior and submit to His rule and leadership in our lives.

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The raising of Lazarus from the dead is a well-known and precious text from the earthly ministry of Jesus. Examining the setting, the theme, and the purpose of this account, we see a far-reaching and decisive response to the age-old problem of evil, and a response to our suffering that takes place under the power of a sovereign God.

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Life to the Full

December 18, 2016

John 10:1-18

Jesus the Good Shepherd gives overflowing life to all who trust in Him.

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Jesus Did Not Come to Save You From Hell

December 11, 2016

Matthew 1:21, John 17:3

Jesus came to save us from sin and for Himself.

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Jesus On His Own Terms

March 20, 2016

John 12:9-19

At what we call Jesus’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem, just days before his crucifixion, everyone involved had their own agenda for Jesus. Jesus, however, will not be had on mere fallen human terms. In love, he sovereignly insists, now as then, that those who would have him must accept him on his own terms.