Iowa Falls Evangelical Free Church Sermon Podcast

Do you ever feel out of place, like an outcast? Have you spent part or even most of your life looking for satisfaction only to find you never get it? Have you wondered if you're looking in the wrong places? Today, as we see Jesus engage with an outcast, a Samaritan woman, we will hear the good news that Jesus alone can save and satisfy sinners who have spent their lives looking for life in the wrong places.

Do you ever feel out of place, like an outcast? Have you spent part or even most of your life looking for satisfaction only to find you never get it? Have you wondered if you're looking in the wrong places? Today, as we see Jesus engage with an outcast, a Samaritan woman, we will hear the good news that Jesus alone can save and satisfy sinners who have spent their lives looking for life in the wrong places.

Most of us like to be successful and we like to be liked. Some get a taste of that while some feel like they just can't ever measure up. In today's passage, we're going to see two life - altering realities. First, we experience true joy when Jesus is exalted and it's not all about me. Second, we receive eternal life when we believe in Jesus and are saved from the wrath of God.

Most of us like to be successful and we like to be liked. Some get a taste of that while some feel like they just can't ever measure up. In today's passage, we're going to see two life - altering realities. First, we experience true joy when Jesus is exalted and it's not all about me. Second, we receive eternal life when we believe in Jesus and are saved from the wrath of God.

John 3:16 is maybe the most well-known verse in the Bible. It is a gospel verse. Today we will look at this verse in its context and see good news for some and devastating news for others. God loved the world by sending His Son so that whoever believes in Him will be saved and whoever does not believe in Him is condemned.

John 3:16 is maybe the most well-known verse in the Bible. It is a gospel verse. Today we will look at this verse in its context and see good news for some and devastating news for others. God loved the world by sending His Son so that whoever believes in Him will be saved and whoever does not believe in Him is condemned.

In today's passage, John makes it clear that good, knowledgeable, religious people don't all receive the gift of eternal life. Rather, eternal life is given to those who are born again and believe in Jesus.

In today's passage, John makes it clear that good, knowledgeable, religious people don't all receive the gift of eternal life. Rather, eternal life is given to those who are born again and believe in Jesus.