Good morning. We continue our series in John's gospel. In John chapter 9, verses 1-23, Jesus had healed a man born blind. He rejected the idea that sin caused the man's condition and declared that God's work would be displayed through this man, who could now see. The miracle sparked controversy. This morning, we will examine John 9:24-41.

Reverend Mark Dawes is the Pastor of Grace Missionary Church in Kingston, Jamaica.

Good morning. Today, we continue our journey through John chapter 9. In the past two weeks, we have seen Jesus as He encountered a man blind from birth and healed him miraculously by sending him to wash in the Pool of Siloam. The man obeyed Jesus and returned seeing. This morning, we look at what happened next, John 9:13-23.

Reverend Mark Dawes is the Pastor of Grace Missionary Church in Kingston, Jamaica.

Good morning. Today, we continue our series of Meditations from the Gospel of John. We continue to explore the story of a man born blind, a beggar on the edge of society. The story is recorded for us in John 9, and today we focus on verses 5-12.

Reverend Mark Dawes is the Pastor of Grace Missionary Church in Kingston, Jamaica.

Good morning. As we continue our series of Meditations from the Gospel of John today, we focus on John 9:1-5. This passage is about a man born blind who receives his sight.

Reverend Mark Dawes is the Pastor of Grace Missionary Church in Kingston, Jamaica.

Good morning. Today, we continue our series of Meditations from the Gospel of John as we explore John 8:48-59. In this passage, Jesus, in response to attacks from the Jewish leaders, told them, "Most assuredly, I say to you, before Abraham was, I AM" (v.58).

Reverend Mark Dawes is the Pastor of Grace Missionary Church in Kingston, Jamaica.

Good morning. As we continue the series of Meditations from the Gospel of John, we will place our focus on John 8:37-39. This is how it reads: “I know that you are Abraham’s descendants, but you seek to kill Me, because My word has no place in you. I speak what I have seen with My Father, and you do what you have seen with your father.” They answered and said to Him, “Abraham is our father.” Jesus said to them, “If you were Abraham’s children, you would do the works of Abraham.”

Reverend Mark Dawes is the Pastor of Grace Missionary Church in Kingston, Jamaica.

Good morning. Today, we begin another series of Meditations from the Gospel of John. We will place our focus on John 8:31-36, where Jesus said, “If you abide in My word, you are My disciples indeed. And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”

Reverend Mark Dawes is the Pastor of Grace Missionary Church in Kingston, Jamaica.

Today, we will look at a man who had extraordinary hope, faith and love. This story is about the Centurion, found in Matthew 8:5-10 and Luke 7:1-10. Both Gospels are written from different perspectives. This Centurion was a man of status and power and carried a great amount of authority.

Reverend Dianne Lewis is the Pastor of Mike Town and Sweden Missionary Churches in Manchester, Jamaica.

Good morning. Today, we share the well-known parable of the Ten Virgins found in Matthew 25:1-13. If we were to look at this parable through our Western eyes, we would probably struggle, as we are not used to a wedding ceremony or reception stretching for more than one day. However, there are at least four takeaways to share from this passage.

Reverend Dianne Lewis is the Pastor of Mike Town and Sweden Missionary Churches in Manchester, Jamaica.

Good morning. Today, I want to speak to you on the topic "Jesus is Passing By". This story comes from Mark 10:46-52, Luke 18:35-43 and Matthew 20:29-34. Jesus was leaving Jericho with a large crowd following Him. From this story, my question to you is, have you heard about Jesus? Like blind Bartimaeus, you can cry out to Jesus.

Reverend Dianne Lewis is the Pastor of Mike Town and Sweden Missionary Churches in Manchester, Jamaica.