The knowledge of the blind man is front and center as well as the blindness of those around him. I hope you enjoy this message!

Jesus makes a statement that helps us define truth. Knowing the truth is an important part of believing in Jesus Christ.

In his book, Horton Hears a Who, Dr. Seuss describes the kind of knowing and not knowing that we find in John 7. I'll read a portion of the book to illustrate just what Jesus was up against with the people attending the feast.

Jesus tests Philip's knowledge.

This is the second half of the message preached on January 25, 2015 about the man at the pool of Bethesda.

This is the first half of a two part message entitled, What the Man of Bethesda Didn't Know.

This message was preached during our annual Sanctity of Human Life Sunday. We are grateful for the efforts of Life Forward Pregnancy Care of Cincinnati and for joining us on this special day.

This is the second message following the thread of knowledge in the gospel of John. Nicodemus comes to Jesus with committee knowledge which is . . . well, you should probably listen to the podcast.

Mary's knowing is contrasted with the governor of the feast's not knowing. What is your wine problem?

Let's listen to John's testimony of Jesus standing by the river Jordan.