Sermon Book: John

“You Follow Me!” (John 21:18-25)

Summary The conclusion of the book of John presents three applications that encourage belief in the message of the Gospel and following Christ in life and ministry. Outline

“Do You Walk in the Light?” (1 John 1:5-10)

Summary John continues to relay the message he heard from Christ. He starts with the most important aspect of God’s nature to emphasize how believers in fellowship with Him must live. This passage provides believers three conditions of having true fellowship with God to encourage so that we may know we are in the Light. […]

“Do You Love Me?” (John 21:15-17)

Summary Jesus in His restoration of Peter calls him to reaffirm his love for Christ. This love for Christ necessitates a tender care toward God’s people in which all Christians must participate. Outline

“Faith Strengthened at Breakfast” (John 21:1–14)

Summary The beginning of the epilogue shows Jesus miraculously ministering His disciples. He does this to remind them that He is with them as the Resurrected Lord and removes their doubt as they continue in their mission bringing the Gospel to the world. Outline 1. Lessons While Fishing (vv. 1-6) 2. Lessons From a Miracle […]

“The Purpose of Faith” (John 20:30–31)

Summary John states the purpose of writing this Gospel account. He desires his readers to hear of the signs of Jesus and respond in belief that He is the Messiah and God Himself. This faith leads to abundant life for the believer that can only come from Christ. Outline I. The Signs of the Gospel […]

“When Peace Appears” (John 20:19-29)

Summary The appearance of Christ to the disciples is intended to dispel fearand doubt in the hearts of the disciples reminding them of theirmission and what His sacrificial death and resurrection hasaccomplished. Outline

“The King and the Empty Tomb” (John 20:1-18)

Summary John gives the account of Jesus’ first post resurrection appearance.He does this to prove the validity of the resurrection, to inform hisreaders of its saving power, and to encourage the proclamation ofthe resurrection to the world. Outline

The King Buried in a Tomb (John 19:31-42)

Summary John recounts the death of Christ and His burial. We learn of God’s plan for salvation, Scripture’s fulfillment, and even disciples who committed themselves to Christ even in the most difficult of times. Outline 1. The Piercing of the Savior (vv. 31-37) 2. The Disciples of the Savior (vv. 38-39) 3. The Burial of […]

“The King Rejected” (John 19:1-15)

Summary This passage describes the final portions of Jesus’ trial before Pilate and His rejection by His people leading to His crucifixion. Readers can learn of King Jesus who was rejected as a sacrifice for those who accept Him as King. Outline

“The King of Truth” (John 18:28-40)

Summary This passage covers Jesus’ unjust trial before Pilate and rejection from His people. Though innocent, Christ is treated as guilty, but His condemnation is under the sovereign plan of God to pay for the sins of His people. Outline 1. What Is the Accusation? (28-32) 2. Who Is this King? (29-36) 3. What Is […]

“Trial and Denial” (John 18:12-27)

Summary This passage covers Jesus’ arrest, initial questioning, and Peter’s denial. Here are four scenes from this account that teach us more about God’s sovereign control and Jesus’ sacrifice for salvation. Outline

“When Christ Drinks a Cup for Us” (John 18:1-11)

Summary The betrayal of Jesus sets in motion a series of events that would eventually lead Him to the crucifixion. His submission to the Father and sovereign control are in full display. This account teaches Christians four truths about Christ that would lead to the cross and the glory of salvation for His people. Outline

“When Jesus Prays for You, Part 3” (John 17:20-26)

Summary In this final portion of the prayer, Jesus prays for all future disciples to be united under the name of God for the purpose of mission and love. Here are three aspects of prayer that He prays for: Outline I. Uniting with All for the Mission (vv. 20-23) II. Reaching Our Destined Glory (v. […]

“When Jesus Prays for You, Part 2” (John 17:9-19)

Summary: This passage shows three securities that come from the prayers of Jesus for His disciples that we as Christians can find comfort in today. Outline: I. Kept by the Father (17:9-12)II. Kept from the Enemy (17:13-16)III. Kept by the Truth (17:17-19)

“When Jesus Prays for You, Part 1” (John 17:1-8)

Summary This passage shows Jesus praying for His glory and for His disciples so that His people would remain steadfast in the work of the Gospel for the glory of God. Outline I. The Son Prays for His Glory (1-5) 1. His Supreme Authority (1-2) 2. His Work for Eternal Life (3-4) 3. His Special […]

“The Showing of the Spirit” (John 16:1-11)

Summary As Jesus continues to invest in His disciples, He speaks about the coming persecution and the coming of the Holy Spirit. Disciples of Christ are able to learn about power of the Spirit and the conviction He can bring to the hearts of man. Outline I. The Warning (vv. 1-4)A. A Warning about Stumbling […]

“Hated by the World” (John 15:18-27)

Summary: Jesus’ instructions to His disciples are a reminder that hatred and persecution will come for those who testify about and follow Jesus Christ. Outline: 1. The Reason for Hatred (18-21) a. You Are Different (18-19) b. You Are a Disciple (20-21) 2. The Result of Hatred (22-25) a. Guilty Haters (22) b. God Haters […]

“Abiding In the Vine, Part 2” (John 15:6-11)

Summary Jesus illustrates Himself as the true Vine so that His disciples would understand their union with Him and understand how their dependence upon Him produces godly fruit in their lives. Outline 1. The Consequence of Not Abiding (6) 2. The Blessing of Abiding (7-8) a. A Disciple’s Answered Prayers (7) b. A Disciple’s Fruit-Bearing […]

“Abiding in the Vine Part 1” (John 15:1-5)

Summary: Jesus illustrates Himself as the true Vine so that His discipleswould understand their union with Him and understand how theirdependence upon Him produces godly fruit in their lives. Outline:

“When Jesus Sends Help, Part 3” (John 14:25-31)

Summary Jesus comforts His disciples prior to His departure by teaching them about loving obedience and the sending of the Holy Spirit to help them. Outline 1. The Helper (vv. 25-26) a. The Identity of the Helper b. The Actions of the Helper 2. The Peace (vv. 27-28) a. Peace Out of this World b. […]

“When Jesus Sends Help, Part 2” (John 14: 21-24)

Summary Jesus comforts His disciples prior to His departure by teaching them about loving obedience and the sending of the Holy Spirit to help them. Outline 1. Love and Relationship (v. 21) 2. Love and Presence (vv. 22-23) 3. Love and the Father (v. 24)

“When Jesus Sends Help, Part 1” (John 14:15-20)

Summary Jesus comforts His disciples prior to His departure by teaching them about loving obedience and the sending of the Holy Spirit to help them. Outline 1. A Loving Obedience (15) 2. A Loving Helper (16-17) 3. A Loving Presence (18-20)

“See Jesus, See God” (John 14:8-14)

Summary Jesus continues to bring comfort to His distressed disciples by clarifying their confusion about His unity with God the Father. Jesus explains to His disciples that He displays the Father to them in three ways. Outline I. Jesus Shows the Father by His Character (8-10) a. Clarity (8-9) b. Unity (10) II. Jesus Shows […]

“Knowing the Way Home” (John 14:1-7)

Summary: Jesus gives 3 forms of a comfort to His disciples that give reassurance to a troubled heart. Outline: 1. Comfort in a Time of Trouble (v. 1) a. The Trouble (1a) b. The Trust (1b) 2. Comfort in the Father’s House (vv. 2-3) a. The Readying (2) b. The Reunion (3) 3. Comfort in […]

When Jesus is Betrayed (John 13:21-30)

Summary: The betrayal of Jesus by Judas is described in this passage of John. It shows Christ not only predicting His betrayal but being in full control of it to bring about His purposes. This account serves both as a comfort and warning to those who read this passage. Outline: I. Betrayal Predicted (v. 21) […]

“Washing Feet, Part 2” (John 13:12-20)

“Washing Feet, Part 2” (John 13:12-20) Summary: Jesus washed His disciple’s feet as a way of pointing to the cross and as an example for them to serve others. For Christians, this encourages us to be of service to others with the same humble attitude that Christ had. Here are the reasons why we serve: […]

Washing Feet, Part 1 (John 13:1-11)

Washing Feet, Part 1 (John 13:1-11) Outline: John records Jesus washing the disciples feet as a picture of humble service that brings cleansing to God’s people. It symbolizes that only those who are cleansed by Jesus’ atoning death can have fellowship with Him. Summary:

Going Public as a Christian (John 12:37–50)

Going Public as a Christian (John 12:37–50) Summary: Our passage today gives us three don’ts to avoid when testing the genuine nature of our faith in Christ and living publicly for Him. Outline:

The Hour of Power (John 12:27-36)

The Hour of Power (John 12:27-36) Summary Jesus addresses the crowd by explaining the purpose of the hour of His crucifixion. He describes the glory of God, the power of salvation, and men becoming Sons of Light. Outline

“Losing the Life You Love” (John 12:20-26)

“Losing the Life You Love” (John 12:20-26) Summary Jesus speaks of the necessary hour of His death followed by His Resurrection. The way of fruitfulness is through death alone. In this lesson, He teaches His followers that they too must die to their old life in order to receive what is true life. Outline

“When the King Enters In” (John 12:12-19)

“When the King Enters In” (John 12:12-19) Summary The entry of Jesus into Jerusalem teaches us much about who King Jesus is, what He came to do, and how people should respond to the King. Outline

True Devotion

True Devotion (John 12:1-11) Summary: Mary’s anointing of Jesus paints a picture about true devotion and the worship of Christ and what it looks like for the Christian. Outline:

“Better for One to Die” (John 11:47-57)

Summary The resurrection of Lazarus drew out the hearts of the people in belief or unbelief. The reaction of the Jewish people calls us to avoid this type of unbelief in our lives. Outline 1. The Hostile Reaction (47-48) 2. The Unlikely Prophesy (49-53) 3. The Strategic Withdrawal (54-57)

“When Christ Raises the Dead, Part 3” (John 11:28-46)

Summary The raising of Lazarus from the dead is intended to encourage readers to believe in Jesus the Son of God and trust that He will display God’s glory in raising His people from the dead. Outline 1. The Real Sorrow (vv. 30-37) 2. The Reliance Upon God (vv. 38-40) 3. The Raising of the […]

When Christ Raises the Dead, Part 2 (John 11:17-27)

When Christ Raises the Dead, Part 2 (John 11:17-27) Summary: Jesus’ interaction with Martha gives us three instructions for putting all our hope in Christ who is the resurrection and life for all believers. Outline:

When Christ Raises the Dead, Part 1 (John 11:1-16)

When Christ Raises the Dead, Part 1 (John 11:1-16) Summary: The news of Lazarus brings about an opportunity for Christ to reveal God’s glory and it teaches Christians four lessons about who Christ is and what He does. Outline:

Blasphemy or Belief (John 10:31-42)

Blasphemy or Belief (John 10:31-42) Summary: John describes the last confrontation at Jerusalem prior to the crucifixion. The account shows that unbelief does not undermine Jesus’ works and unity with the Father and that people will still believe in times of rejection. The story calls us to consider whether Christ was merely a blasphemer, or […]

“The Shepherd and His Sheep, Part 3” (John 10:19-30)

Summary Jesus makes it evident that He is the Good Shepherd and calls people to respond rightly to His unity with the Father. Here are three actions of the Good Shepherd that encourage us to follow His and appreciate His salvation and grace. Outline 1. The Shepherd Divides the People (vv.19-21) 2. The Shepherd Demands […]

“The Shepherd and His Sheep, Part 2″ (John 10:11-18)

“The Shepherd and His Sheep, Part 2″ (John 10:11-18) We learn of four important descriptions of Jesus Christ the Good Shepherd. Resources: What is the Gospel? : https://pillarbible.org/gospel/ How Do I Choose a Church? : https://pillarbible.org/how-to-choose-a-church/ Recommended Resources : https://pillarbible.org/recommended-resources/ Follow Us : https://www.facebook.com/pillarbible A homepage section

“The Shepherd and His Sheep, Part 1″ (John 10:1-10)

“The Shepherd and His Sheep, Part 1″ (John 10:1-10) Resources: What is the Gospel? : https://pillarbible.org/gospel/ How Do I Choose a Church? : https://pillarbible.org/how-to-choose-a-church/ Recommended Resources : https://pillarbible.org/recommended-resources/ Follow Us : https://www.facebook.com/pillarbible https://pillarbible.org/

When the Blind Start Seeing, Part 3 (John 9:35-41)

“When the Blind Start Seeing, Part 3” (John 9:35-41) Here are two ways to evaluate if we are seeing with the right spiritual vision, so that we can worship Jesus Christ properly. Resources: What is the Gospel? : https://pillarbible.org/gospel/ How Do I Choose a Church? : https://pillarbible.org/how-to-choose-a-church/ Recommended Resources : https://pillarbible.org/recommended-resources/ Follow Us : https://www.facebook.com/pillarbible […]

“When the Blind Start Seeing, Part 2” (John 9:13-34)

“When the Blind Start Seeing, Part 2” (John 9:13-34) Jesus’ healing of the blind man caused a great disruption to the wrong religious traditions of his time. The religious unbelievers would show themselves to be the truly blind, while the blind man who was healed, would show himself to be truly seeing. This miracle is […]

When the Blind Start Seeing, Part 1

When the Blind Start Seeing, Part 1 John 9:1-12 Jesus’ miraculous healing of the blind man teaches us four key observations that we must watch as we recognize Jesus as the Light of the world who saves those in spiritual darkness. Resources: What is the Gospel? : https://pillarbible.org/gospel/ How Do I Choose a Church? : […]

“The Greatest of All Time” (John 8:48-59)

Summary Three descriptions about Christ that encourage us to trust Him for eternal life and to give Him all the glory and honor in our lives. Outline I. Christ Is Glorified by God the Father (vv. 48-50) II. Christ Is the Disposer of Death (v. 51) III. Christ Is Greater than the Greatest Men (vv. […]

“Who Is Your Real Father?” (John 8:39-47)

Summary As Jesus and the Pharisees talk about spiritual fatherhood, we can see from this passage four test questions that reveal our true spiritual father by what our lives embrace. Outline Test #1: Are you Embracing the Deeds of Satan? (vv. 39–41) Test #2: Are You Embracing a Love for Christ? (vv. 42–43) Test #3: […]

“When Truth Sets You Free” (John 8:31-38)

Summary In this passage, we see two truths and lie that teach us the importance of believing in the Christ who liberates our souls from the slavery of sin. Outline I. True Believers Continue in the True Word (vv. 31-32) II. False Believers Boast about False Freedom (vv. 33-36) III. True Believers Have the True […]

“Out of This World” (John 8:21-30)

Sermon Preached by : Micah Anglo Text : John 8:21-30 Summary: We learn of three great truths about Jesus that show us how to get out from this world and into the heavenly realm where Christ and the Father dwells. I. Jesus is Not of This World (vv. 21-24) II. Jesus is a Reliable Source […]

“Embracing the Light of the World” (John 8:12-20)

Summary Jesus, the Light of the world, faces the rejection of the world, but He calls them to accept Him because He is true and God the Father is the witness who verifies Him as true. Outline I. Accept the Light of the World (v. 12) II. Reject the Judgment of the World (vv. 13-15) […]

“Divided over Christ” (John 7:40-52)

Sermon Preached by : Micah Anglo Title: Divided over Christ Text : John 7:40-52 Summary: This passage shows the different opinions that divide people over Jesus Christ. It also teaches us to be aware of any self-deception that may blind and prevent us from knowing and following the true Christ. I. The Division Over Christ […]

“You Don’t Want to Miss This” (John 7:32-39)

Sermon Preached by : Micah Anglo Title: “You Don’t Want to Miss This” Text : John 7:32-39 Summary: Jesus’ conflict with the Jewish people teaches us about the urgency to respond to Christ. Christ gives mankind an opportunity to trust in Him for the salvation and satisfaction of their souls. A. The Opportunity for Salvation […]

Clearing Up Confusion about Christ” (John 7:25-31)

Sermon Preached by : Micah Anglo Title: Clearing Up Confusion about Christ Text : John 7:25-31 Summary: Jesus’ interaction with the people at Jerusalem clears up confusion about Him being sent by God. He teaches that truly knowing Him is to truly know God. Outline: I. The Confusion (vv. 25–27) II. The Claims (vv. 28–29) […]

“The Cure for Religious Hypocrisy” (John 7:19-24)

Sermon Preached by : Micah Anglo Title: The Cure for Religious Hypocrisy Text : John 7:19-24 Summary: Jesus’ interaction with the people gives us three cures for religious hypocrisy, so that we rightly understand how to avoid false ways of living and embrace the true way of living for Christ. Outline: I. Avoid the Wrong […]

“How We Know God Sent Jesus” (John 7:14-18)

Sermon Preached by : Micah Anglo Title: How We Know God Sent Jesus Text : John 7:14-18 Summary: This passage in John explains three ways we know that Jesus is the One sent by God to teach the truth of God and who calls us to believe in the Gospel of God. Outline: I. God’s […]

“Where Else Can We Go?” (John 6:66-71)

Title: “Where Else Can We Go?” Text: John 6:66-71 Speaker: Micah Anglo Summary: Though many of His followers stopped following Him, Jesus now turns to the twelve in order to test the genuine nature of their faith. In this passage, we learn of three types of disciples that teach us about a true discipleship whose […]

Where Is Your Allegiance? (John 6:59-65)

Sermon Preached by : Micah Anglo Title: Where Is Your Allegiance? Text : John 6:59-65 Summary: As Jesus turns now to His followers to test their allegiance. Some will find it difficult to accept and others will believe in the One who grants life. This passage offers us two imperatives that will test our allegiance […]

“Eating the True Bread and Blood” (John 6:52-58)

Sermon Preached by : Micah Anglo Title: Eating the True Bread and Blood Text: John 6:52-58 Summary: Jesus addresses the unbelief of those who oppose Him and instruct them to believe by accepting His true person and work of salvation. These four questions will help us check if we are truly partaking of the true […]

“Eat and Believe” (John 6:46-51)

Sermon Preached by : Micah Anglo Title: Eat and Believe Text : John 6:46-51 Christ’s conversation with the unbelieving Jewish people reminds us to embrace two righteous responses to Jesus as the Bread of Life. I. Believe in the Bread of Christ (vv. 46-47) A. Believe in the One who sees God (v. 46) B. […]

“From Grumbling to Learning” (John 6:41-45)

Title: “From Grumbling to Learning” Text: John 6:41-45 As the crowd resisted Jesus’ offer to satisfy them as the bread of life, their grumbling gives us two commands to obey if we are to accept the true identity of Jesus Christ in our lives. I. Stop Grumbling Against Jesus (vv.41-43) a. The Grumbling (v.41) b. […]

“The Kind of Life Jesus Provides” (John 6:36-40)

Title: “The Kind of Life Jesus Provides” Text: John 6:36-40 Speaker: Pastor Micah We’re presented with two types of responses to the Bread of Life: rejection or belief. Jesus describes the kind of life that He provides for His followers who believe in Him. He secures for them a resurrected life that endures throughout eternity. […]

“The Mistakes of the Materially-Minded” (John 6:30-35)

“The Mistakes of the Materially-Minded” John 6:30-35 Preacher: Pastor Micah Jesus continues His Bread of Life discourse and addresses the people who are still skeptical about Him. We learn about four mistakes that materially-minded people make and how all men are in need of believing in Christ, the True Bread of Life, in order to […]

“Pursuing the Right Work” (John 6:22-29)

Title: Pursuing the Right Work Text : John 6:22-29 We learn of three cautions to take to heart as we avoid the wrong motives in pursuing Christ and embrace the righteous pursuit of Christ in true faith. 1. Don’t Work for Your Appetites (6:22-26) 2. Don’t Work for Temporary Things (6:27) 3. Don’t Work the […]

“The Savior’s Assurance in the Storm” (John 6:16-21)

Title: The Savior’s Assurance in the Storm Text : John 6: 16-21 Why Christians can have confidence in Christ during fearful, uncertain, and dangerous times: 1. Jesus Sees Us in the Storm (vv. 16-19a) 2. Jesus Reassures Us in the Storm (vv. 19b-20) 3. Jesus Brings Us Out of the Storm (v.21)

“Christ Can Feed You Well, Part 2 ” (John 6:1-15)

Summary Jesus is the true bread of life coming from heaven who provides spiritual life. We must recognize our inadequacy and that we cannot rely on physical provisions alone. All our sufficiency comes from Christ and all our spiritual needs must be met by Him. Here are four questions that help us accurately worship and […]

“Christ Can Feed You Well, Part 1” (John 6:1-16)

Summary Jesus is the true bread of life coming from heaven who provides spiritual life. We must recognize our inadequacy and that we cannot rely on physical provisions alone. All our sufficiency comes from Christ and all our spiritual needs must be met by Him. Here are four questions that help us accurately worship and […]

“Like Father, Like Son” (John 5:17-32)

Summary Jesus’ response to the Jewish people teaches us today how to recognize the authority of Christ and worship Him as God’s Son. Outline I. The Response of the Son II. The Imitation of the Son III. The Authority of the Son

“Do Not Sin Anymore” (John 5: 1-16)

Summary Jesus’ healing of the man at the Bethesda pool shows that His ministry and His healings demanded a response of faith and repentance from all who experienced and witnessed Him. Outline I. The Desperate Need (5: 1-7) II. The Divine Healing (5:8-9a) III. The Devastating Tradition (5:9b-13) IV. The Dominant Lesson (5:14-16)

“Waiting for a Miracle” (John 4:43-54)

Summary Jesus’ healing of the royal official’s son teaches us that life is not only about following Christ for what He can give, but understanding that His miracles are meant to produce genuine faith in Him. Outline 1. The Hometown Rejection (vv. 43-45) 2. The Desperate Request (vv. 46-48) 3. The Compassionate Response (vv. 49-50) […]

“The Supremacy of Jesus” (John 3:31-36)

Summary The final words of John the Baptist in this Gospel explain why Christ must increase in the life of the Christian: He is the supreme Lord above all. The passage gives us four truths related to the superiority of Christ. Outline I. The Superior Authority (v. 31)II. The Superior Testimony (vv. 32–33)III. The Superior […]

“Less of Me, More of Christ” (John 3:22–30)

Summary In these last accounts of John the Baptist, we learn that His purpose in life was to direct all attention to Christ. This lesson is the same purpose for all Christians especially in the New Year: We must decrease and Christ must increase. Outline I. The Setting (vv. 22–24)II. The Comparison (vv. 25–26)III. The […]

“Saving the World” (John 3:17-21)

Summary In this passage of John, we are reminded of why Jesus was sent into the world: He was sent so that the world would be saved. Those who believe practice the truth, but those in unbelief remain under judgment under their deeds of darkness. Here are three descriptions of this world in need of […]

“The Greatest Gift Ever Given” (John 3:16)

Summary In this Christmas season, we remember the greatest act of love ever displayed. God gives His children eternal life by giving His one and only Son. Here are four truths about the Gospel and Christmas. Outline

“The Type of Worship that Jesus Rejects” (John 2:12-25)

Summary In this account of Jesus cleansing the temple, we see the Christ who cares about a true worship that comes from a heart of genuine faith. We learn of three types of worship that He rejects. Outline I. Jesus Rejects Self-Centered Worship (vv. 13-17)II. Jesus Rejects Misunderstood Worship (vv. 18-22)III. Jesus Rejects Temporary Worship […]

“Lessons from Water and Wine” (John 2:1-11)

Summary Jesus’ first public miracle shows the beginning of a ministry marked by supernatural power. The purpose of the miracle was to show the glory of Christ and for people to believe in His supremacy. Outline

“When Jesus Gets His Disciples” (John 1:43-51)

Summary In this section of John, Jesus continues to pursue more of His disciples and they follow after Him. During this account of His ministry, we learn four ways that Jesus relates to His disciples. Outline

“Preparing the Way for Christ, Part 2” (John 1:19-34)

Summary This section in the Gospel account describes in detail the witness of John the Baptist and how he prepares the way for the ministry of Jesus so that all men would believe that Jesus is the Son of God who takes away the sin of the world. Outline

“Preparing the Way for Christ” (John 1:19-34)

Summary This section in the Gospel account describes in detail the witness of John the Baptist and how he prepares the way for the ministry of Jesus, so that all men would believe that Jesus is the Son of God who takes away the sin of the world. Outline

“The Glory of the Word in the Flesh” (John 1:14)

Summary John in the Prologue arrives to a climax in the chapter as describes Jesus, the Word, as the glorious incarnate Son of God and how He enters into His creation as the God-man and came to dwell among men. Outline I. The Glorious Presence in the FleshII. The Glorious Dwelling among MenIII. The Glorious […]

“How Is Your Reception?” (John 1:10-13)

Summary In this passage, John explains the different ways the world can respond in its reception of Christ the Light, the Word. Mankind either responds with the rejection or acceptance of Christ as the Light. All people fall under one of these two responses to the person and work of Christ. Outline I. Do You […]

What God Gives

This text reminds readers of the glories of the gospel.  The Word become flesh is the Christian’s joy and motivation for godly living. This text reminds Christians of three gospel truths that foster love and service to Christ the Lord.

A Diety Who Dwells

For the Christian, the holiday season is truly celebrated when we understand the doctrine of the incarnation of God the Son. This is a key doctrine that Christians have always believed. Today, we look at one passage that informs our understanding of the incarnation and will therefore help us celebrate Christmas in a God-honoring way.

What’s the Big Deal?

This passage teaches readers that eternal life is rooted in a biblical understanding of the person of Jesus Christ. In this passage, we learn that Christ alone can offer eternal life for three reasons.  Christ offers eternal life because of who He is, what He’s done, and what He offers.