The Paraclete (John 14.15-31)The Paraclete (John 14.15-31)
Between the Last Supper and His arrest in the Garden, Jesus taught the disciples about the coming Holy Spirit, another paraclete. The gift of the indwelling Spirit of God is
Between the Last Supper and His arrest in the Garden, Jesus taught the disciples about the coming Holy Spirit, another paraclete. The gift of the indwelling Spirit of God is
The apostle John tells us about something Jesus did during the Last Supper, something the other gospel accounts don’t mention: Jesus washed the disciple’s feet. Not only was this an
The story of the woman caught in adultery, along with the question of whether or not it was part of the original gospel of John, presents an interesting question to
The promise of the indwelling Holy Spirit to all who believe in Jesus is a life changing, experiential reality. The work of the unseen Holy Spirit is highly visible in
Jesus offers living water to quench the deepest thirst of our souls, inviting us into a life of worship and fellowship with God. In today’s sermon, I delved into the
Jesus confronted Nicodemus, a good and religious man, with this life changing truth: unless one is born again, born from above, born of the Spirit, he cannot see or enter
The introduction to the gospel of John known as the Prologue serves as a table of contents for the entire Gospel, foreshadowing key themes and events. John’s Gospel is distinct
In this sermon, we delved into one of the most profound questions posed in the Bible: “What is truth?” This question, asked by Pilate during his conversation with Jesus, is
Today, we delved into the profound imagery of Jesus as the “true vine” from John 15. This metaphor is rich with historical and spiritual significance, drawing from Old Testament imagery
John 14 is usually thought of as a “funeral text,” a word of hope for those grieving the loss of a loved one. But Jesus is really speaking to a