Stapleton Baptist Church

This week we pick up in John 13:18-38 to find the point of no return for Judas Iscariot. His complete betrayal of Jesus is shocking. But while his betrayal may seem like a failure, Jesus shows us that it was all part of God's sovereign plan to bring Jesus to the cross. The darkness cannot overcome the light!

This week we pick up in John 13:1-20. The disciples would have experienced many jaw-dropping moments as they followed Jesus for three years. But there would hardly be a more shocking moment than when Jesus began washing their feet. In the humble act of foot washing Jesus gives us a symbol and a model to follow.

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This week we pick up in John 12:20-50 and receive Jesus's final words of his public ministry. All the way to the end, Jesus continues to lay out the terms of salvation. He calls those who hear to count the cost of following him and forsake this life in order to obtain eternal life.

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This week we pick up in John 11:45 as we see a series of events that serve as mile markers pointing to the cross. The cross was no accident; it was exactly where Jesus's life and ministry were meant to lead. God's sovereign hand is the power and assurance behind his plan of redemption.

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This week we pick up in John 11 as Jesus gives a glimpse of his life-giving, death-defeating power in the raising of Lazarus. In this account we also see hope when we face our own trials. God is in control, God is always at work, God cares, and God is our only hope!

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This week we pick up in John 10:22-42 and find the wonderful truth that no one can ever snatch a sheep out of Jesus's hands. Those who belong to Jesus are eternally secure. There is nothing in heaven above or on earth below that can separate us from the love of God!

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This week we pick up in John 10:1-21 and explore what it means for Jesus to be our Good Shepherd. The Good Shepherd gathers his sheep, protects his sheep, and even lays down his life for his sheep!

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This week we pick up in John 9 and see the irony of a blind man gaining his sight while those that see become blind to the most important truth: Jesus is the light of the world. When we encounter the grace of God we cannot leave unchanged. Like the blind man, "I once was blind, but now I see."

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This week we pick up in John 8:31-59 and discover a spiritual DNA test of sorts. Our actions reveal who we belong to and where we come from. Jesus goes so far as to tell the Pharisees their father is the devil! Find out what we can learn from this incredible declaration from Jesus.

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This week we pick up in John 8:12-30 as Jesus declares he is the light of the world. He's not just any light. Jesus is the one and only light for everyone everywhere. Be encouraged and have your faith ignited again remember that the true light is shining and the darkness has not overcome it!

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