JEFF'S MIDWEEK BIBLE STUDY

In our pragmatic world, the perspective is often times, "If I see it, then I'll believe it." But often times in Scripture, "Believing is seeing", and that's certainly the case in John 4. Join us for a couple of great stories about how faith helps us to see.

In the beginning lyrics of the worship song, "O Come to the Altar", we sing, "Are you hurting and broken within? Overwhelmed by the weight of your sin? Jesus is calling. Have you come to end of yourself? Do you thirst for a drink from the well? Jesus is calling." Very fitting lyrics for the story of the woman at the well in John 4. Let's study this amazing story together now!

John 3:16 is best understood and appreciated in the context of John 3:17 & 18 - Jesus came in to the world at His first coming, not to judge the world, but that the world through Him might be saved. He is the Light in the darkness, but sadly, many people prefer the darkness of their sins. Let's find out why, in this podcast message titled, "Light in the Darkness."

What does it mean to be "Born-again?" In John Ch. 3, and in the well-known story of Nicodemus visiting Jesus at night, we dive into the mystery of the new birth. And from this story, emerges the best known, most quoted, most memorized, and best loved verse in all the Bible!

In the familiar story of Jesus overturning the money changer's tables in the temple courtyard, it's easy to lose sight of what that incident accomplished. What was at the heart of the matter? In this study from John 2, we'll examine that story in detail, as we pull out 7 things that were accomplished when Jesus did that.

John's Gospel presents us with seven signs or miracles that Jesus did, which attested to His deity. In Ch. 2, His first miracle took place at a wedding celebration in the village of Cana. Join us now as we take a deeper look into the significance of what Jesus did, and the impact that it had.

If we only had the first 3 gospels, we would conclude that Jesus simply found fishermen around the Sea of Galilee, invited them to follow Him, and they did! But thanks to John's Gospel, there's much more to the story. You might be surprised to know where Jesus first met some of His future disciples. Let's find out together, in this podcast message called, "The Master's Men."

As John the Apostle wrote his gospel to defend the essential truth of Christ's deity and humanity, he himself bore witness to that truth as a disciple and apostle. And then he called his next witness, John the Baptist! What a unique man and ministry revolved around John. We're back in John Ch. 1, and in our series, "The Last Gospel."

Let's study the Gospel of John together! This 4th gospel is the most unique, with over 90% of its material not found in the other 3 gospels. And it was written much later, after the other 3 gospels. Let's talk about why, John's purpose and goal, and so much more as we consider this new series in "The Last Gospel."

People often fail to understand that God's Word, and His Commandments, were not given to restrict us, but to show us how to live life to the fullest, as God intended. In this podcast, we examine what God has to say about adultery, stealing, lying and coveting. God wants to bless us by showing us the right way, and the best way to live.