Heritage Baptist Church of Frankfort IL

John records 7 miracles in his Gospel. Jesus did over 30 recorded miracles. John used these miracles to point to something about Christ. Often John called these miracles signs. This is the first miracle that any of Jesus' disciples saw. It would have impacted them that Jesus was the Creator, and thus God.

John records 7 miracles in his Gospel. Jesus did over 30 recorded miracles. John used these miracles to point to something about Christ. Often John called these miracles signs. This is the first miracle that any of Jesus' disciples saw. It would have impacted them that Jesus was the Creator, and thus God.

Satan's attacks are relentless. He loves to accuse God, ourselves, and others around us. This passage reminds us the necessity to stand against the devil and allow him no ground in our minds and hearts.

This study gives what lament is and its structure. The structure of most laments consists of turn, complain, ask, and trust. The author of the book starts with Psalms 77 as a pattern for lament. The emphasis in any lament is to turn. Turn to God in prayer. Lament never happens unless a person communicates with God.

Life does not always play in a bright, major key. Life often plays in a minor key. Believers are not free from minor key situations. However, the Scriptures give us a direction in our grief. This material is an introductory Bible study from the book Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy.

At the end of this study it is good to think through the lessons that Job learned and review them. Job has been an individual through whom we can understand our God better. We do not get all the answers about God in Job, but we should come away humbled and thankful.

John's Gospel is filled with individuals or things that bear witness to who Jesus is. The initial witness in the book is John the Baptist. He had to deflect some of people's questions about his character while then focusing attention on Jesus. John gave how he recognized Jesus as the Christ through his baptizing. He point people to Jesus.

This study gives what lament is and its structure. The structure of most laments consists of turn, complain, ask, and trust. The author of the book starts with Psalms 77 as a pattern for lament. The emphasis in any lament is to turn. Turn to God in prayer. Lament never happens unless a person communicates with God.

John's Gospel is filled with individuals or things that bear witness to who Jesus is. The initial witness in the book is John the Baptist. He had to deflect some of people's questions about his character while then focusing attention on Jesus. John gave how he recognized Jesus as the Christ through his baptizing. He point people to Jesus.

This psalm brought great comfort to Martin Luther. God is a refuge, a strength, the God of Jacob and Lord of Hosts. All of these titles give comfort to God's people. They can go to him and find protection. This protection is especially seen in Zion, both earthly and heavenly. God will give his people rest from all of the raging nations within the walls of his city.-The sermon recording is missing the last 10 minutes.