Iowa Falls Evangelical Free Church Sermon Podcast

Last week we looked at the first 8 verses of 1 Corinthians 15 and celebrated the historical reality of the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. Because of His resurrection, all of us who are in Christ can live with hope even in the face of death. Today, we will look at the last verse of that chapter as we zero in on one more application that flows from Jesus' resurrection. Becasue of the victory we have in JEsus, we press on in the work of the Lord.

Last week we looked at the first 8 verses of 1 Corinthians 15 and celebrated the histrorical reality of the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. Because of His resurrection, all of us who are in Christ can live with hiope even in the face of death. Today, we will look at the last verse of that chapeter as we zero in on one more application that flows from Jesus' resurrection. Because of the victory we have in JEsus, we press on in the work of the Lrod.

There are so many things we don't know. But there is nothing that Jesus doesn't know. He knows who He is. He knows our hearts. And He knew what He cmae to do. He came to die and be raised so that all kinds of people might worship God. Do you believe that?

Throughout the gospels, we see Jesus perform miracles. Today as we look at the first of those miracles recorded in John, we will ask some important questions. Why did Jesus do miracles? Are miracles still being done today? Id so, why are miracles done today?

Throughout the gospels, we see Jesus perform miracles. Today as we look at the first of those miracles recorded in John, we will ask some important questions. Why did Jesus do miracles? Are miracles sstill being done today? If so, why are miracles done today?

So far in John, we have received a rich introduction to who Jesus is. Up to this point, though, we have not yet heard directly from Jesus. In today's passage we will. Who Jesus is will become even clearer to us. And we will have a chance to search our own hearts and ask ourselves some important questions.

In a world filled with problems and with plenty of problems of our own, we need some good news. In today's passage, we will be encouraged to look to Jesus, the Lamb of God and Son of God, who takes care of our biggest problem.