Pastor Johnson’s Bible

John was part of Jesus’ inner circle among his disciples, along with Peter and James. In the Gospel of John, he gave us the earthly life and ministry of Jesus. In his epistles, I John, II John, and III John, he continues to establish us in the love of God, faith, and sound doctrine.

Written by Peter, the disciple and apostle of Jesus of Nazareth.

Written by Peter, the disciple and apostle of Jesus of Nazareth.

Written by Peter, the disciple and apostle of Jesus of Nazareth.

Jesus is THE WAY, THE TRUTH, and THE LIFE - the only way to find God’s forgiveness, peace, and blessing. He is the narrow way to heaven. May you find faith to believe this, and receive Him as your Lord and Savior today.

James, was the half brother of Jesus of Nazareth. He became pastor of the church in first century Jerusalem. In this New Testament book which bears his name, he teaches how our faith comes alive through our works which line up with what we believe.

The Word of God contains complete instruction on how to find faith to believe in Jesus the Son of God, and how to receive Him as your personal Savior. This secures Heaven as your home, God as your Father, and eternal life - the very life of God - as your possession. Welcome to the family of God!

James, was the half brother of Jesus of Nazareth. He became pastor of the church in first century Jerusalem. In this New Testament book which bears his name, he teaches how our faith comes alive through our works which line up with what we believe.

An epistle written to Jewish Christians in the New Testament of the Holy Bible, the apostle Paul teaches on the superiority of the New Covenant (New Testament) over the Old Covenant. (Old Testament) Jesus is the fulfillment of the blessed Old Covenant, and of everything Abraham and Moses looked forward to, as Jesus is the Messiah. He is the author and finisher of our faith!

The psalms, of the book of Psalms in the Old Testament of the Bible, were written primarily by King David of ancient Israel. These psalms were set to the music of David’s harp, and used in the worship of God. Much worship today is taken directly from words and sentiments expressed in these 150 psalms.