Last Sunday, we discussed that well-known passage in John, Chapter 3, where Jesus explains to Nicodemus that one must be “born again” to enter God’s kingdom. Here we have the Gospel message in Jesus’ own words, containing the famous verse … Continue reading →
Due to circumstances at the time, we jumped over chapter 3, so now I am filling it in so that we can pick up in our study with the resurrection in two weeks. If I ask you if you’ve been … Continue reading →
Priscilla offers up some tough love, that we will be ready for God to move in our church.
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Our study continues with John 19:17-42. Jesus has been arrested and brought to Pilate, the Roman governor. Though He can find no justification for it, he succumbs to pressure and threats from the chief priests and orders that Jesus be … Continue reading →
Our text is from John 19:1-16. Jesus has been brought before Pilate, and the crowd is demanding that He be crucified. Palate’s behavior is in terns cautious and contemptuous. He taunts the chief priests with their powerlessness by parading the … Continue reading →
The message this week will be from John 18:28-40. I usually don’t repeat myself in so short a timeframe, but the passage happens to overlap with a message from last year. It never hurts to reenforce the truth. And the … Continue reading →
This week we are in John 18:12-27. John gives us some details about Jesus’ trial that the others have not provided and also fills in the account of Peter’s denials. It is significant that his denials are recorded by all … Continue reading →
