We continue our study of the Gospel of John. This morning we see that Jesus is in the garden and the authorities have come to arrest him. John's Gospel illustrates how Jesus is not a victim and that he is in control.

We see opposition from Jewish leaders, Judas and the Roman military (representing the world). Outwardly, they seem to win, but Jesus remains sovereign. He is in control and he intervenes to save his disciples in the same way that his death intervened and gave us our salvation

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We continue our study of the Gospel of John. In this passage we see Jesus praying for strength as he goes to the cross and praying for future believers.

He prays for:

Jesus' prayer:

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We continue our study of the Gospel of John. In this passage we see that

But he was not of it:

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We continue our study of the Gospel of John. In this passage we see that even though Jesus is praying for his disciples, we learn that the focus is actually on God. God uses people:

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We continue our study of the Gospel of John.

Today, Stephen examines Jesus' prayer in John 17: what he prays for and the importance of the cross.

We see that Jesus recognised and submitted to God's sovereign plan of the cross through prayer and that we should follow his example.

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In today's sermon Paul looks at how certain Christmas traditions might fit in with Christianity and the Church. We see how we should approach Christmas and how we must keep Christmas Day special.

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In today's study Diego looks at the struggles and the glory of our ministry. We see how Paul suffered for the sake of the Church (not his own salvation). We see how Paul considered his suffering irrelevant as long as the gospel was preached and how if we do not cultivate a servant heart for our church we will grown in resentment.

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In today's sermon Mike looks at the passage of the Widow's son. We see

The Heart of Jesus (v13 - his compassion)

The Hand of jesus (the touch of Jesus - associating himself with a need and fulfilling it)

The Word of Jesus - (V14 - Arise from death - the power contained in Jesus' word. We can bring our needs to Jesus becase of this power.

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In today's sermon Mike encourages us with this passage. We see that the Israelites were afraid but they failed to see that God would see them through. We ourselves need to be forward in the things of God to avoid stagnation and grow stronger. If we don't move forward we can backslide and die spiritually.

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We continue our study of the Gospel of John. Today, Stephen examines how hardship is part of Christian life but how we need to rejoice despite the here in now. In Jesus we can have confidence and our sorrow will turn to joy and if we don't lose faith our disarray will turn to peace.

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