The wword “sin” is disappearing from our culture. As we drift further away from our Christian roots, terminology that many of us grew up with is unknown to many in the younger generations. We didn’t all believe them, but we … Continue reading →
In this message, we will focus on John 6:51-58 and cover the rest of the chapter. Here, Jesus concludes the lesson that began back at verse 4. Many of His followers couldn’t stomach it, and walked away from Him, but … Continue reading →
The “He Gets Us” ads present a Jesus just like us. There is truth in that, but is it the whole truth? Is it truth that can save anyone? The central message of the Christian faith is the good news … Continue reading →
We’re in John, chapter 6. This time, we’ll cover verses 41-51. We pick up the dialog that began after the crowd found Jesus on the other side of the lake. The previous day, he fed 5,000 men along with the … Continue reading →
We pick up our study of the book of John in Chapter 6, verses 30-40. Jesus continues the lesson which began on the other side of the Sea of Galilee where he fed the 5,000. The crowd is still seeking … Continue reading →
We continue our study with John 6:22-29. After feeding the 5,000, Jesus sens his disciples ahead. After dismissing the crowds he goes up on the mountain to pray. Seeing the disciples in distress as they struggle against the wind, He … Continue reading →
We’ve been studying the book of John. This week’s text is John 6:15-21. Jesus has just finished feeding over 5,000 people with a kid’s lunch, and has sent the disciples ahead of him while He dismisses the crowds. We learn … Continue reading →
Drawing from the inspirational story of Gary Miracle, Linda encourages us all to keep doing what we can. Her presentation included the two videos below, the first presented as an introduction and the second as a finale. The Story of … Continue reading →
We’ll be continuing our journey through the gospel of John with Chapter 6. Versus 1-14 present to us a story many of us probably grew up hearing. It is one of the few that occur in all four of the … Continue reading →
