As we launch into John 5 we see that John restates the "3 tests" of the true believer for an important reason. He wants us to know that they are a package deal and that they are bracketed by believing in Jesus and being born of God. John...

As we launch into John 5 we see that John restates the "3 tests" of the true believer for an important reason. He wants us to know that they are a package deal and that they are bracketed by believing in Jesus and being born of God. John...

1 John 4:7-21 John gives an extended treatment on the fact that God is love. Although this topic has been addressed several times, each time there is a new emphasis. In this text, John asserts that God is invisible. Jesus is the visible expression of...

1 John 4:7-21 John gives an extended treatment on the fact that God is love. Although this topic has been addressed several times, each time there is a new emphasis. In this text, John asserts that God is invisible. Jesus is the visible expression of...

In this sermon we explore 1 John 4:1-6 where John exhorts believers to "test the spirits." At first, we might feel like we are missing the instruction manual. How do we test the spirits. However, as we observe John in action with a...

In this sermon we explore 1 John 4:1-6 where John exhorts believers to "test the spirits." At first, we might feel like we are missing the instruction manual. How do we test the spirits. However, as we observe John in action with a...

This sermon is a tag-team preaching event. Pastor Ryan will cover John 2:28-29. Pastor Steve will cover John 3:1-10. John makes some very strong statements suggesting that Christians do not sin. However, when we dig into the grammar of these verses it...

This sermon is a tag-team preaching event. Pastor Ryan will cover John 2:28-29. Pastor Steve will cover John 3:1-10. John makes some very strong statements suggesting that Christians do not sin. However, when we dig into the grammar of these verses it...

In confronting the false religionists who had redefined Jesus, accepting Him as Messiah but rejecting Him and the Son of God, John uses the strongest terms. He refers to them as antichrists. In doing so he teaches us the critical importance of right...

In confronting the false religionists who had redefined Jesus, accepting Him as Messiah but rejecting Him and the Son of God, John uses the strongest terms. He refers to them as antichrists. In doing so he teaches us the critical importance of right...