Stapleton Baptist Church

This week we pick up in John 8:1-11 and read one of the most dramatic accounts of Jesus's ministry. In this story we have the grace and mercy of Jesus Christ clearly on display. May we realize that we aren't so different from the woman caught in adultery. We are only saved by the grace of God.

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This week we pick up in John 7 and find the people wrestling with the most important question we could ever answer: Who is Jesus? Know of Jesus or knowing something about Jesus isn't enough. We must believe he is the Son of God!

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This week we pick up in John 6:41-71 as Jesus begins saying things that cause many disciples to walk away. Their vision for being on Jesus's team did not match reality and their abandonment exposed the fragility of their faith.

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This week we pick up in John 6:1-40 where Jesus declares "I am the bread of life." Jesus satisfies a much deeper need than physical hunger. He permanently satisfies our need for a savior and he promises he won't cast out anyone that comes to him. 

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This week we continue in John 5:19-47 in one of the most glorious passages about Jesus identity and relationship to the Father. Jesus outlines his authority and also brings an indictment against the Jews for their rejection of his words. May we be people that hear his words and believe.

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This week we pick back up in the Gospel of John in John 5:1-18. Jesus begins to make clearer and bolder claims concerning his identity and relationship to God. These claims will challenge his disciples and ultimately will motivate the Jewish leaders to have him killed. But Jesus purposefully picks these fights. He has a mission: to die on the cross!

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On this Resurrection Sunday we look at Romans 5:12-21. Understanding the depth of our sin allows us to appreciate the beauty of the cross. Never forget, what we gain in Christ is far greater than what we lost in Adam!

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This week we explore John 4:43-54. The central theme of John's gospel is belief. John declares the glorious benefits of belief but also warns of the consequences of unbelief. This passages forces us to examine the nature of belief and determine the authenticity of our own.

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This week we study John 4:27-42. Jesus is always focused on doing the will of his Father, and the Father's will is to save people. But it's not just a task Jesus does alone. He invites all believers into the work of leading people to salvation because the fields are white for harvest!

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This week we study John 4:1-26 and find that no one is beyond the reach of God's grace. Jesus goes out of his way and crosses every social barrier in order to seek out the Samaritan woman with his offer of living water. That offer is still available to you today!

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