How do I ‘receive’ Jesus (1:12)?
- By looking to Him (19-36)
- By pursuing Him (37-38)
- By learning from Him (39)
- By recognising Him
- (38 and 41)
- (45-46 and 49)
- By believing in Him (12-13)
To see the gospel bear fruit in the Inner West and the World as we commit, grow, engage and send.
Sermons on John (Page 6)
- “In the beginning was the Word…”
- The Word and creation, life and light
- Flesh and Glory
He is Risen!
(John 20:1-18)
(1) The things people say
(2) Mary’s despair
(3) The Lord appears
(4) The resurrection of Jesus and true hope
- What happened to Jesus?
- Why did it happen?
- Through the eyes of the Chief Priests
- Through the eyes of Pontius Pilate
- Through the eyes of the Roman soldiers
- Through the eyes of Jesus
- Why does it matter?
- By His death Jesus takes away our sin (John 1:29)
- By His death Jesus ends our condemnation (John 3:14-16)
- By His death Jesus draws to Himself a people from all nations (John 12:32-33)
- Introduction
- Some Key Christian Ideas
- Some Common Objections
- Some Good Reasons For Belief
- Why Does Belief Matter?
Matthew 28:16-20; John 14:15-29
What does Jesus mean when he promises to be with His disciples always, to the very end of the age?
- The Promise Stated
- The Promise Understood
- The Promise Tested
- The Promise Experienced
Matthew 28:16-20; John 20:19-29
What does Jesus mean when He tells us to go and make disciples?
- Jesus wants us to go somewhere for Him
- Jesus want us to make something with Him
- How do I ‘make’ a disciple of Jesus?
- I help someone become a disciple of Jesus (symbolised by baptism)
- I help someone to grow as a disciple of Jesus (by teaching them how to live for Him)
- Who am I discipling now?
SERMON – ONLY: John 1:35-51 FULL SERVICE:
- Jesus will be for us a Saviour from sin
- Jesus will be for us a King who cares
- Jesus will teach and show us God’s way of love