John 7:30 Then they tried to seize him. Yet no one laid a hand on him because his hour had not yet come. 31 However, many from the crowd believed in him and said, “When the Messiah comes, he won’t perform more signs than this man has done, will he?” 32 The Pharisees heard the crowd murmuring these things about him, and so the chief priests and the Pharisees sent servants to arrest him.

Devotion 40 | The Redemption Church | Pastor Jesse Campbell by Dr. Jesse Campbell

Don't be overwhelmed at the size of the critical, skeptical crowd. Don't fear the waves. Invite Jesus onboard and you will be where you are supposed to be. After feeding a massive crowd, Jesus' disciples rowed out three to four miles into the Sea of Galilee and were overtaken by a storm. Then came Jesus. Now, why?

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Heresy sells. Judgement is unpopular. Jesus, however, spoke about it repeatedly, so what should we do? It would be easier to skip such passages, but The Redemption Church addresses them head-on. This is one of those messages. The result is an invitation for Non-Christians to repent and a challenge for Christians to evangelize in light of such sobering news from Jesus.

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Jesus looked straight at the crowd following Him across the Sea of Galilee since He miraculously fed thousands the day prior, and shocked them.

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Aristotle, Alexander the Great, Hellenism, Greek Culture, Ayn Rand, and Richard Dawkins have all sought the authoritative origin for morality and rightness, the Logos. Today, we find the primordial Logic personified just six words into John's Gospel. His name is Jesus and His light shines in our present darkness.

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John 7:25 Some of the people of Jerusalem were saying, “Isn’t this the man they are trying to kill? 26 Yet, look, he’s speaking publicly and they’re saying nothing to him. Can it be true that the authorities know he is the Messiah? 27 But we know where this man is from. When the Messiah comes, nobody will know where he is from.”