Jesus has made some big claims regarding his power over a lot of things including death. The death of a close friend provides the perfect opportunity to prove it. Jesus waits for the body to get good and ripe and then shows up for a resurrection party.

God is seen as a Shepherd in the Old Testament as attested to in scriptures like Psalm 23. Jesus identifies himself as The Shepherd that David is talking about in the Psalm. He then elaborates for us so we can understand what a good shepherd does. He dies in order to save his sheep. This indicates what Jesus plans to do at the cross and why he’s doing it.

John 7-8

John 6

Delivered by Austin Kopack

Delivered by Dan Moylan

John 5:1-18

John 4

The Gospel of John talks a lot about belief, but what is true belief? What is it we need to believe in? How is it that this belief comes about? What will be the result of true belief once we experience it? Find out in this sermon from John 3:1-15.

John 2:13-25

Delivered by Chris Gow

Jesus creates a whip out of cords and sends the animals and merchants scurrying out of the temple courts. Why is he so angry? Moreover, what does he mean by saying he'll show his authority to do so by tearing down the temple and raising it back up in three days. Find out in this sermon on the significance of the Jewish temple and what it teaches us about the person and work of Jesus.

The Wedding at Cana

Our society loves the big reveal. We love to anticipate something that is going to wow us. Something that is more glorious than we had even hoped. Problem with this is that most things disappoint or if they don't they only last for a short while. There is one who is more glorious than we could have ever dreamed and He is a revealer by his very nature. Find out in this sermon on the first 18 verses of the Gospel of John as the writer unfolds a series of clues that usher us into the biggest reveal of all time.

Sermon reading guide - http://www.knowmercy.org/images/GospelofJohnE.pdf

John 1:1-18