“You Are Not Alone”

In John 14:18–26, Jesus gives His disciples a promise they desperately needed—a promise we desperately need today:
“I will not leave you as orphans.”

In this episode of Pulpit Devotions, Pastor Scott Rambo walks through this powerful text and explains how Jesus comforts fearful hearts with the assurance of:

• His living presence

• His manifestation to obedient believers

• And the coming of the Helper, the Holy Spirit

This passage shows us the deep, relational love of the Triune God:
The Father loves us,
the Son reveals Himself to us,
and the Spirit dwells within us.

📖 Main Text: John 14:18–26 (NASB95)
🔥 Key Theme: Jesus does not abandon His people—He indwells them through the Spirit.
🎙️ Series: Faith for Troubled Hearts — The Upper Room Teachings of Christ

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“Greater Works Through the Spirit” — John 14:12–17

In this episode of Pulpit Devotions, Pastor Scott Rambo walks through John 14:12–17 to explain:

• What Jesus really meant by “greater works”

• Why these works are greater in scope, not power

• How prayer in Jesus’ name advances the mission of God

• Why love for Christ produces obedient lives

• And how the Holy Spirit — the Helper, the Spirit of truth — empowers believers to live out the Christian life

This short devotional will strengthen your faith, clarify your understanding of the Holy Spirit’s work, and encourage your walk with Christ.

📖 Text: John 14:12–17 (NASB95)
🔥 Theme: The Spirit enables believers to carry out the mission of Christ

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When Philip said, “Lord, show us the Father, and it is enough for us,” Jesus answered with one of the most profound truths in Scripture — “He who has seen Me has seen the Father.”

In this episode of Pulpit Devotions, Pastor Scott Rambo takes us through John 14:7–11 to show how Jesus reveals the very heart of God.
To know Christ is to know the Father. To see Christ is to see divine love made visible.

Pastor Scott recaps John 14:1-6 in this devotion. The upper room is shaping up to be the most important and most fearful night of the disciples lives. Jesus' answer is not to scold them for their lake of faith, but to love them in truth.

In this episode of Pulpit Devotions, Pastor Scott Rambo takes us to the upper room — the place where Jesus loved His disciples to the very end. From Judas’ betrayal to Peter’s denial, we see a Savior whose love never falters and whose grace restores.

Come rest in the truth that even when our faith fails, His love doesn’t.

Main Passage: John 13:21–38
Key Verse: John 13:35 — “By this all men will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another.”

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“The Servant King” (John 13:1–20)

In this episode of Pulpit Devotions, Pastor Scott Rambo walks us through one of the most humbling moments in Scripture — when Jesus, the King of glory, kneels to wash the feet of His disciples.

In John 13:1–20, we see the Servant King revealing the heart of God through a towel and a basin. It’s a moment that captures both His cleansing grace and His call for us to do likewise.

This episode explores:

• The humility of Christ — the God who stoops to serve.

• The cleansing only Christ can give.

• The call to serve others with the same love we’ve received.

If you’ve ever wondered how holiness and humility meet, or how grace empowers service, this passage shows us the answer. Jesus didn’t lose His glory when He stooped low — He revealed it.

Tune in and be reminded that the love that saves us is the same love that sends us.

John 12 ends with a simple, yet powerful call. Jesus end His public ministry by calling out the unbeliever and extending mercy to the ones who seek truth and righteousness.

“The Glory of the Cross” (John 12:27–36)

When Jesus stood in the shadow of the cross, His soul was troubled — yet His heart was steadfast. In John 12:27–36, we see the moment when divine purpose and human suffering meet. The cross was not defeat but victory; not shame but glory.

In this episode, Pastor Scott Rambo walks us through Jesus’ final public words before Calvary — where heaven speaks, Satan falls, and the Light of the world calls us to believe before the darkness closes in.

🔹 Scripture: John 12:27–36 (NASB 95)
🔹 Theme: The Cross — God’s Glory Revealed in Suffering
🔹 From: Abundant Grace Church | Pulpit Devotions

“Father, glorify Your name.”

The Mission of Discipleship: Making Christ Known

Discipleship is never meant to stop with us. The call to follow Jesus is always a call to lead others to Him. In this final episode of our discipleship series, Pastor Scott Rambo unpacks the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18–20) and Acts 1:8, showing that Jesus has all authority, has given His church one assignment—to make disciples of all nations—and has promised His presence and Spirit to empower the mission.

With stories like the Moravians’ radical cry, “May the Lamb that was slain receive the reward of His suffering,” this episode challenges us to live not for our own kingdom but for Christ’s. Discipleship is not optional. It multiplies disciples until the whole earth knows the glory of the risen King.

In the devotion, Pastor Scott unfolds what it means to be a faithful steward of the manifold gift's God gives us to manage.