This passage shows us the amazing humility of Jesus. It points us to a Truth of the Bible: joy and peace do NOT come by what we GET; they come to us by what we GIVE.

All of the Bible, and all of life, is summed up in one question: Do you believe in Jesus Christ as Savior? This sermon addresses what true belief is.

In this sermon, Jesus compared Himself to a seed of wheat. In order to save millions of people, He must die on a cross. In the same way, if we are to serve Him, we will die to selfishness. Do you live in that kind of surrender?

This scripture captures the beautiful scene of Mary anointing Jesus' feet. She gave the best she had to her Lord. There is a special significiance in using her hair to wipe His feet. Do we give our best to Him?

Most students of the Bible know about the resurrection of Lazarus. But, how did the crowd react when Lazarus walked from his tomb? This sermon is a study of the human heart.

The raising of Lazarus is the greatest earthly miracle of Jesus. But it is not simply a story of 2000 years ago. it is YOUR story of faith and life!

Jesus is called to come to Bethany, where Lazarus lay dying. He came four days later, after Lazarus' death and burial. While Mary and Martha thought He had arrived late, Jesus proves He came right on time for a miracle!