God hates irreverent worship. In John 2, Jesus Christ physically drove out men who turned the temple into a place of business. If He came to our church this week, how would He respond? Are we worshipping the LORD in way that glorifies Him?

In John 2, Jesus performs His first “sign;” a miracle in which He transforms almost 200 gallons of water into wine. Today, He is able to transform not only water into wine, but sinners into saints. 

As believers, our responsibility is to know the Word of God and point others to Christ. Even the newest Christian can invite their neighbors to come and see the gospel proclaimed. With our efforts, prayerfully the LORD will use those moments to reveal Himself to the lost. By His grace, they too should then know the Word of God and point others to Christ. This beautiful and effective cycle has been around since the days of John the Baptist, Andrew, Peter, Philip, and Nathanael; the first faithful foursome of Christianity.

As believers, it is our responsibility to testify that Jesus Christ is the perfect Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. From the moment you believe that truth you are a witness, a voice, and a messenger. May all you do be used for God’s glory!

There are some things we have believed so long that we forget why we believe them. As we study the Gospel of John, we hope to find out why we believe the things we profess to believe. As the greatest evangelistic tract on the planet, studying the Gospel of John is sure to be a fruitful journey for all believers alike. Today, we look at the prologue, or introduction, before we cannon ball into the depths of the whole book.