In this sermon we see that in his death and resurrection, Jesus becomes the new temple where God uniquely meets with his people and thus, His zeal for the place where God meets with his people should help us understand the importance of purity with the church and the individuals who make up the church.

In this passage, we see Jesus change six huge stone jars used for Jewish ceremonial cleansing from water to wine, demonstrating that with His coming and death, He has fulfilled the need for ceremonial cleansing and has ushered in the blessing of the new Messianic age. This first

In this sermon we see that four different people

In this sermon, we'll see that Jesus, the eternal Word, adds flesh to His divinity and comes and dwells with human beings, presenting us with the supreme revelation from God.

In this sermon, we see that Jesus is God, the second person of the Trinity, who has eternally existed with the Father, and came in the flesh so that the glory and grace of God might be perfectly revealed in His life, death, and resurrection for His people. Sadly, many people reject their creator, but for those who believe in Him, there is the amazing privilege of eternal life in His name.

In this overview sermon of the gospel of John, we see that John wrote this gospel for all to see that the long awaited Messiah, who came to rescue his people from their slavery to sin and the judgment they deserve, is none other than the Lord Jesus. As such, we must believe in Him with a faith that perseveres and live for Him in all we do.

In this sermon we see that those who have truly trusted in Christ's work on the cross and have been born of God will demonstrate this divine new birth by a lifestyle of loving their brothers and sisters in Christ in tangible and Christ honoring ways.

In this sermon we see that as believers, our lives are characterized by worship and praise and thanksgiving to God because he lovingly sent us a Savior in Jesus Christ.

Yahweh is the only God! Because he alone is God, creator, savior, and judge, the only response is to give our lives totally to him in worship. Tragically, for unforgiven sinners, this is impossible. But in the saving work of Christ, God restores sinners to their intended place as his worshippers.

In Psalm 110, we see that Scripture sets forth Jesus as the eternal king and eternal high priest. As priest, he's the only one who can truly make provision for sinners like us to come into the presence of our sinless heavenly Father and worship him for all eternity. And as King, he will make war on all who reject the Father's provision of his priestly work and will stand victorious over all his enemies.