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Why does the world hate Christians?
That might sound like a heavy question, but Jesus actually answers it directly in John 15–16 — on the night before the cross — when He prepares His disciples for the opposition that will come with following Him.
In this message we look at:
- Why hostility toward Christians shouldn’t surprise us
- Why faithfulness often creates friction with culture
- How the Holy Spirit strengthens believers to stand firm
- And why rejection from the world is often evidence of belonging to Christ
Jesus never promised that following Him would be comfortable — but He did promise we would never stand alone.
If you’ve ever felt the tension of being “set apart” in a world that doesn’t understand your faith, this sermon will encourage you to remain rooted, courageous, and confident in Christ.
Jamison Bebiak
John 15:18-16:4
The Gospel of John
October 26, 2025
By Convergent Church5
11 ratings
Why does the world hate Christians?
That might sound like a heavy question, but Jesus actually answers it directly in John 15–16 — on the night before the cross — when He prepares His disciples for the opposition that will come with following Him.
In this message we look at:
- Why hostility toward Christians shouldn’t surprise us
- Why faithfulness often creates friction with culture
- How the Holy Spirit strengthens believers to stand firm
- And why rejection from the world is often evidence of belonging to Christ
Jesus never promised that following Him would be comfortable — but He did promise we would never stand alone.
If you’ve ever felt the tension of being “set apart” in a world that doesn’t understand your faith, this sermon will encourage you to remain rooted, courageous, and confident in Christ.
Jamison Bebiak
John 15:18-16:4
The Gospel of John
October 26, 2025

5 Listeners