John 10:1-21- In this text we have the first instance in which Jesus refers to His people as sheep. What does this text tell us about Jesus, the Good Shepherd?

John 9:13-41- In John 9:1-12, Jesus heals a man born blind. The fallout from the miracle is incredible in that the man faces an inquisition following the receiving of his sight.

John 18:28-40- Palm Sunday Message

John 9:1-12- Chapter nine of John’s Gospel begins with an interesting, theological question posed to Jesus by His disciples (v. 2). The intent of the message this morning is to examine Jesus’ response.

John 8:31-59- Are you familiar with the word and term known as, "Truther"? The Oxford Dictionary defines "truther" as "a person who doubts the generally accepted account of an event, believing that an official conspiracy exists to conceal the true explanation; a conspiracy theorist." In this morning's sermon text, Jesus debunks the odd views that the Jews had of Him in one of the strongest confrontations Jesus has to this point with His contemporaries.

John 8:12-30- Can you fathom for even a millisecond the audacity of insinuating to Jesus that He was not telling the truth about Himself? Can you wrap your mind around saying to the One who is the very incarnation of truth that He was essentially being a false witness? As we find our way back to the middle of chapter eight in John’s Gospel, we give our attention to Jesus’ defense of His testimony regarding Himself. It’s powerful.

John 7:32-8:1- Have you ever been on the receiving end of a very gracious invitation? What are the “filters” you use to determine whether or not you will respond favorably to an invitation? This morning we read about the INCREDIBLE invitation extended by the sovereign and gracious hand of the Savior, Jesus Christ.

John 7:14-31- Can you imagine questioning or moreover even challenging the doctrinal, academic, theological credentials of Jesus? That is exactly what is taking place in the text we give our focus to this morning.

John 7:1-13- When you think about Jesus, what immediately comes to mind? Have you ever considered the subtle nature of the Lord's loneliness and isolation?

John 6:52-71- Can you imagine a scenario which would drive you away from Jesus? In this text, please note that some of Jesus' disciples walked away from Him. Why?