Pastor David sigue predicando sobre la oracion de Jesus, enfocando en los discipulos, que incluye nosotros. Somos guardado y preservado mientras estamos en el mundo, de el mundo, y para el mundo.

Pastor David continues his teaching through Jesus's High Priestly Prayer focusing on His disciples, which includes us. We are kept and preserved while in the world, from the world, and for the world.

David Guzik points out the contrast of Zedekiah's cowardice and Jeremiah's courage as the Babylonians get closer to Jerusalem's destruction.

En la noche antes de su crucifixión, Jesús oró en presencia de sus discípulos. Empezó por orar con respecto a sí mismo, y luego oró por sus discípulos.

On the night before His crucifixion, Jesus prayed in the presence of His disciples. He began by praying regarding Hiself, and then prayed for His disciples.

Jeremiah wrote his prophecies in a scroll and his associate Baruch read the scroll publically. King Jehoiakim cut and burned the scroll, but could not change or destroy the message of God against him. Later, in the reign of Zedekiah, the king asked Jeremiah for prayer and a secret word from God, even as the prophet was in prison.

Pastor David continues our series in the Gospel of John in John 16:5-33.

David Guzik takes us through Jesus' last words to the disciples before the garden, leaving them with the offer of peace and the promise of tribulation.

Jeremiah 34 tells us of the people of Judah who did not keep their promises, and Jeremiah 35 tells us of the Rechabites who did keep their promises.

La noche antes de su crucifixión, Jesús animó a sus discípulos a amarse unos a otros, y a prepararse para la persecución de un mundo opuesto a Él y su pueblo.