Jesus prayed for three different aspects of his disciples' (our) relationships in this passage: our relationship to God, our relationship to other believers, and our relationship to unbelievers. All must be worked on and active. These relationships are what power a church that is Living Called Out.

Michael Linton, Pastor

FBC Sulphur, LA

In John 17, Jesus prayed for three different people or groups: Himself, His disciples, and His church. However, as we see in this message, even when Jesus prayed for Himself, He still prayed for His church.

Michael Linton, Pastor

FBC Sulphur, LA

Does God forget our sins? Does God forget anything? Good questions.

Michael Linton, Pastor

FBC Sulphur, LA

There's one unifying factor in the church, one answer to the question of what is the obedience that Jesus requires: love. Even when we aren't sure what our response or action should be in a certain situation, we can always safely answer with love.

Michael Linton, Pastor

FBC Sulphur, LA

Does the Bible really tell Christians not to judge? Really? Really?

Michael Linton, Pastor

FBC Sulphur, LA

Your relationship with Jesus should produce fruit in your life. That fruit is obedience to Him. When you're obedient, your love for Jesus is obvious and increases. As your love for Him increases, you grow in your relationship with Him. And you produce more fruit.

Michael Linton, Pastor

FBC Sulphur, LA

This series looks at the Bible verses that are most abused and misused by both believers and unbelievers alike. It's necessary to know what the verse is actually saying before we quote it in our situations.

Michael Linton, Pastor

FBC Sulphur, LA

What else does the church look like? Many branches, attached to Jesus the Vine, with God the Vinedresser tending and pruning. This is both painful and rewarding, and it will move the church into a position where she can be most effective at Living Called Out.

Michael Linton, Pastor

FBC Sulphur, LA

This series through Jonah talks specifically about how today's churches act a lot like Jonah in our attempts at outreach, and our responses mirror his toward people that we deem 'undesirable' for our church. The doors must be open and the Gospel must be preached.

Michael Linton, Pastor

FBC Sulphur, LA

This series through Jonah talks specifically about how today's churches act a lot like Jonah in our attempts at outreach, and our responses mirror his toward people that we deem 'undesirable' for our church. The doors must be open and the Gospel must be preached.

Michael Linton, Pastor

FBC Sulphur, LA