Sermon Audio & Review
The Gospel of John
John 5
- Pastor Tim Potter
- Category: The Gospel of John
- January 29, 2023
- Audio Video Notes
Merciful Jesus
John 5 demonstrates the attribute of God’s mercy in Jesus Christ. Jesus remains merciful to all those in unbelief, offering His hand of spiritual help as long as each person lives. We also see the enemies of the gospel in this passage, who they are, what they say, and how they act. Religious people who remain in unbelief are reminded by Moses in Exodus 34:6-7 and Deuteronomy 7:9-10 that the Lord God is both compassionate and just, extending lovingkindness to all and punishment to the guilty who reject Him. We learn from David that God will show Himself merciful to the merciful (2 Sam. 22:26), and all the paths of the Lord are mercy and truth to those who keep His commandments (Psalm 25:10). Paul teaches us more about the rich mercy of God in Ephesians 2:4-5. We are made alive by Christ because of the great love by which God loved us even when dead in our transgressions.
John 4:46-54
- Pastor Tim Potter
- Category: The Gospel of John
- January 22, 2023
- Audio Video Notes
Obedience with Divine Purpose
Jesus modeled for us perfectly how to trust and obey the Father with divine purpose. Philippians 2 explains how Jesus was obedient even unto death on the cross. Even the beginning of His public obedience had as its aim His duty on the cross of Calvary. This model of obedience unto gospel purpose is for each believer to follow from the moment of conversion until the point of heavenly transformation.
John 3:22-36
- Pastor Tim Potter
- Category: The Gospel of John
- December 4, 2022
- Audio Video Notes
The theme of John's gospel is that his readers would believe. The perspective of time and age lends wisdom to his writing as he conveys what's most important of his recollection of Jesus' ministry.
John 3, Part 2
- Pastor Tim Potter
- Category: The Gospel of John
- November 27, 2022
- Audio Video Notes
The Mission of God’s Love
Written to people who need to know Christ, the gospel of John is clear about God’s initiating love towards each of us. John desires for us to understand God’s amazing love so we would surrender our hearts to Him as Lord and Savior.
John 3:1-15
- Pastor Tim Potter
- Category: The Gospel of John
- November 20, 2022
- Audio Video Notes
Jesus and Nicodemus: Situation, Discussion, and Recognition.
John introduces the reader to Nicodemus, a Pharisee, in John 3:1-2. The name Nicodemus is a common, proper Greek name in history, and during the time of Jesus, it was also a common, popular Jewish name. The Pharisees were a sect of the Sanhedrin, the highest-ranking Jewish school of the time.
John 2:13-25
- Guest Speaker
- Category: The Gospel of John
- November 13, 2022
- Audio Video Notes
John’s Good News: True Witnesses to Christ so You Will Believe.
Text: John 2:13-25; John 20:30-31
John 2:1-11
- Pastor Tim Potter
- Category: The Gospel of John
- November 6, 2022
- Audio Video Notes
Jesus' First Miraculous Sign.
John 1:43-51
- Pastor Steve Sindelar
- Category: The Gospel of John
- October 30, 2022
- Audio Video Notes
Belief in Jesus requires a personal relationship with Him.
One of the most fundamental questions a Christian must ask is "what constitutes true belief?" How do I know if my own or someone else's belief is genuine or sincere? Do I have enough faith?
John 1:35-42
- Pastor Mike Hixson
- Category: The Gospel of John
- October 23, 2022
- Audio Video Notes
Following Jesus
In John 1, Andrew and Simon Peter are introduced to Jesus, the Lamb of God who would take away the sins of the world. Though both follow Jesus, they have not yet officially left their nets to follow him as seen in the other gospels. After spending time with Jesus, Andrew hurries to find his brother, Simon Peter.
John 1:19-34
- Pastor Tim Potter
- Category: The Gospel of John
- October 16, 2022
- Audio Video Notes
John the Baptist.
John the Baptist was the first prophet to speak God's word for hundreds of years. This providential delay in revelation heightened anticipation among the Jews for the coming Messiah. John the Baptist broke the silence with a powerful, influential, successful voice, because God determined it to be so. He preached a message of repentance and led a simple life.