John 6:35-51- When you pause to think about it, it really is nothing short of remarkable that God has set His love on man. The Bible boldly trumpets that God so loved the world that He gave His only Son, the Beloved One, the Lord Jesus Christ. Do you ever consider why God loves people? The text we ponder today is astoundingly difficult. Still, it is an incredible text from the lips of Jesus.

John 6:16-34- They say that seeing is believing. But, is that really true? Apparently, sometimes seeing is terrifying. Apparently, sometimes seeing something right before your very eyes, means you want to see more. We continue this morning our series of messages from John’s Gospel.

John 6:1-15- The text this morning is the story of the miraculous feeding of the five thousand. It is the only miracle of our Lord recorded in all four of the Gospels. And, according to Scripture, it is a case of so little for so many.

John 5:31-47- In this particular section of John’s Gospel, Jesus is dealing with the accusations being levied against Him by the officials of the Jewish community. In this text, Jesus calls His witnesses, and they are substantive and have tremendous gravitas.

John 5:16-30- The Bible, with exceptional and consistent clarity, sets forth that Jesus is God (Colossians 1:15; 2:9; Hebrews 1:3; John 1:1; 14:8-11). Today’s message is critically important to our theology of Jesus.

John 5:1-15- The story of Jesus' healing the crippled man at the pool of Bethesda underscores the beginning of open hostility toward Him in Jerusalem. The winds of hostility and rejection are beginning to blow.

John 4:43-54- Have you ever been truly, genuinely desperate? In our focal text for this morning, John tell us about a desperate man who seeks Jesus to help with his urgent situation.

John 4:16-42-What we have here in this current text is a continuation of a conversation between Jesus and a Samaritan woman. Jesus moves the conversation from her physical need for water to her spiritual need for living water; i.e., CHRIST HIMSELF.

John 4:1-15- One of the compelling aspects of John's Gospel is the recording of various encounters Jesus had with people. Today, we consider a divine encounter recorded in Sacred Scripture between a weary Jewish man and a wayward Samaritan woman.

John 3:22-36- Today we reflect on a passage of Scripture which will challenge, convict, and inspire each and every one of us without exception. In this text we will read one of the most impressive, memorable statements of sheer humility you will find in the Scriptures.