This series explores the seven “I Am” statements of Jesus in the Gospel of John. Each “I Am” declaration illustrates a specific revelation of Jesus’s character and testifies to his divinity. Also, each of the “I Am” proclamations reveal our spiritual needs and how Jesus perfectly meets each and every one of those needs. In this episode, subtitled, “The Way, The Truth, The Life”, there is a 3-part revelation of the “I am” declared by Jesus. As “the Way,” Jesus is the only path to God. As “the Truth,” Jesus is the authoritative revelation to the world. As “the Life,” Jesus brings authentic and abundant life to those who follow him. Whenever we experience hardships and fear, we must place our faith in Jesus and allow his words and promises to encourage our troubled hearts

This series explores the seven “I Am” statements of Jesus in the Gospel of John. Each “I Am” declaration illustrates a specific revelation of Jesus’s character and testifies to his divinity. Also, each of the “I Am” proclamations reveal our spiritual needs and how Jesus perfectly meets each and every one of those needs. In this episode, subtitled, “Resurrection and Life”, Jesus asserts, “I am the Resurrection and Life”, Jesus is the divine one who has the power to give and restore life. Whenever we experience loss, hurt, and pain, we can be comforted by Jesus as our Resurrection and Life.

This series explores the seven “I Am” statements of Jesus in the Gospel of John. Each “I Am” declaration illustrates a specific revelation of Jesus’s character and testifies to his divinity. Also, each of the “I Am” proclamations reveal our spiritual needs and how Jesus perfectly meets each and every one of those needs. In this episode, subtitled, “Good Shepherd”, Jesus proclaims “I am the Good Shepherd”, indicating that he lays his life down for his sheep. We can trust God as one who deeply loves us: he knows us, sacrifices himself for us, and unifies us as one flock.

This series explores the seven “I Am” statements of Jesus in the Gospel of John. Each “I Am” declaration illustrates a specific revelation of Jesus’s character and testifies to his divinity. Also, each of the “I Am” proclamations reveal our spiritual needs and how Jesus perfectly meets each and every one of those needs. In this episode, subtitled, “Door”, we review when Jesus says, “I am the Door”; he alone provides access to eternal life, as well as freedom and protection, to those who enter through him. For his followers, Jesus is our door to abundant life, provision, and spiritual protection.

This series explores the seven “I Am” statements of Jesus in the Gospel of John. Each “I Am” declaration illustrates a specific revelation of Jesus’s character and testifies to his divinity. Also, each of the “I Am” proclamations reveal our spiritual needs and how Jesus perfectly meets each and every one of those needs. In this episode, subtitled, “Light”, we examine Jesus’ declaration of, “I am the Light of the World”; he alone is the hope of the world and able to give sight to the spiritually blind. As we live in a world filled with darkness and hurt, our trust must be anchored in Jesus alone as we look to him as our true light, hope, and deliverer.

This series explores the seven “I Am” statements of Jesus in the Gospel of John. Each “I Am” declaration illustrates a specific revelation of Jesus’s character and testifies to his divinity. Also, each of the “I Am” proclamations reveal our spiritual needs and how Jesus perfectly meets each and every one of those needs. In this episode, subtitled, “Bread”, we investigate when Jesus says, “I am the Bread of Life”; indicating that he alone sustains us spiritually. We must continually come to Jesus and partake of him as our Bread of Life.

In this series, Collapse, by using Jeremiah’s account of Jerusalem’s downfall as a template for sin and suffering, we explore the range of human responses to pain, difficulty, and correction as revealed in the book of Lamentations. This exploration will cover a chapter each week in order to see the scope of God’s judgement and the fullness of God’s love for us through the attributes of his character. In this episode entitled, Footprints In The Sands, the final chapter of Lamentations ends with a prayer for God to restore the Jewish people. Whatever the cause of our suffering, we can find hope in knowing God is not going to abandon us; He offers us grace.

In this series, Collapse, by using Jeremiah’s account of Jerusalem’s downfall as a template for sin and suffering, we explore the range of human responses to pain, difficulty, and correction as revealed in the book of Lamentations. This exploration will cover a chapter each week in order to see the scope of God’s judgement and the fullness of God’s love for us through the attributes of his character. In this episode entitled, The Point of Decision, Jeremiah returns to describing the emotional devastation of the people who are suffering in Jerusalem. Suffering can either lead us to accept God’s patient prodding or turn from Him out of bitterness.

In this series, Collapse, by using Jeremiah’s account of Jerusalem’s downfall as a template for sin and suffering, we explore the range of human responses to pain, difficulty, and correction as revealed in the book of Lamentations. This exploration will cover a chapter each week in order to see the scope of God’s judgement and the fullness of God’s love for us through the attributes of his character. In this episode entitled, The Revelation of hope, Jeremiah describes his personal suffering during this dark time in his nation’s history, and, in the middle of his lament, he makes a beautiful declaration of his hope in God. Even in our most trying circumstances, we can trust that God will remain faithful and good.

In this series, Collapse, by using Jeremiah’s account of Jerusalem’s downfall as a template for sin and suffering, we explore the range of human responses to pain, difficulty, and correction as revealed in the book of Lamentations. This exploration will cover a chapter each week in order to see the scope of God’s judgement and the fullness of God’s love for us through the attributes of his character. In this episode entitled, The Verdict, we explore that God’s anger towards sin is always right, just as Jeremiah describes in this chapter. Even when we may feel like God is angry with us, we can have hope that He will not forsake us because Jesus paid the penalty for our sin.