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Do you listen to Christ's Voice or the Devil's lies? 

In this episode, we continue our exploration into John 8 and the piercing distinction Jesus draws between those who belong to God and those who follow the devil’s lies. Christ’s voice calls His sheep to truth, but those not born of God cannot bear His Word. 

So the question remains: Are you hearing the voice of Christ—or the echo of the serpent?

This week we will examine the following Scripture (in order):

• Hebrews 1:1-4
• John 8:12
• Acts 17:31
• John 8:23
• John 15:4,5
• John 8:39-47
• Galatians 3:6-9
• Romans 9:6-8
• John 8:56
• John 3:19,20
• Romans 3:9-18
• Philippians 3:3-11
• Hebrews 11:5-40
• Ephesians 2:8,9
• Isaiah 64:6
• Romans 5:1,2
• 1 John 4:7-10
• Matthew 7:15-23
• Galatians 5:22-25
• John 14:15
• Matthew 6:24
• 2 Corinthians 4:4
• Jeremiah 6:10
• 1 Corinthians 2:14-16
• 2 Corinthians 11:3
• 1 John 3:8-12
• Colossians 1:13,14
• John 10:25-27
• 2 Corinthians 5:21
• Romans 8:1
• John 10:26-30
• Romans 5:8

We look forward to seeing you again next week!

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This week, we take a break from the Gospel of John for a special announcement. For this special announcement, we will look at God's design for marriage. What does God see when He looks upon a married couple? Why did God ordain marriage in a certain way? And how is a Godly marriage supposed to look?

So, what is this big announcement?

Well, I am proud to announce that Mrs. Gabryella and I have gotten married! We thank you all for your amazing support and prayers. We are truly excited about this new chapter of our lives. We hope and pray that all we say and do in our marriage and our lives will bring glory to Christ and honor Him. 

We will examine the following Scripture this week (in order):

• Mark 10: 6-9
• Acts 5: 29
• 1 Corinthians 7: 28
• Ephesians 5: 22-29
• Malachi 2: 16
• John 16: 33
• Ephesians 4: 26, 27

May the LORD continue to provide, guide us, and cultivate love between us and Him.

Also a future congratulations to Mr. Andrew and his soon-to-be wife, Ms. Sarah Cate!

We look forward to seeing you again next Friday!

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"If the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.”

In this episode, we explore what it means to be a slave to sin, why we cannot save ourselves, and how Jesus, the Son of God, transforms slaves into sons and daughters through His blood. This week, we’re reminded that:

1. Sin enslaves us far deeper than any political power ever could
2. We are spiritually dead apart from Christ
3. Redemption is only possible through Jesus’ obedience and sacrifice
4. In Christ, we are adopted, made heirs, and can cry out “Abba! Father!”

Whether you’re weary from the weight of sin or hungry for deeper truth, let the Word of God break your chains today!

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This week, we will be reading the following Scripture:

• John 8: 34-38 
• Ephesians 2: 1–3
• Romans 3: 9–18 
• Romans 6: 16 
• Colossians 1: 13
• 1 Peter 1: 18–19 
• John 3: 16–18 
• John 1: 12–13
• Romans 8: 15–17 
• Galatians 4: 4–7 
• John 8: 44
• Matthew 12: 30 
• 1 John 2: 3–6 
• Colossians 1: 13–14 

We look forward to seeing you next Friday!

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How important is the Word of God in the life of a disciple?

Jesus continues talking to the Pharisees in John 8. He tells them the Word reveals the true followers and the truth. This truth will set them free. Because His followers abide in His word, like a vine to a branch, they are the disciples that love him. In light of this, our hearts ought to see the delight we have in the Scriptures. Nothing but Christ alone can save. This truth will set us free.

This week will examine the following Scripture (in order):

• Luke 19: 10
• John 3: 16-18
• John 8: 24
• Philippians 2: 5-11
• Matthew 17: 5
• John 8: 31-33
• Romans 5: 5
• Matthew 7: 21-23
• Ephesians 4: 10-15
• John 14: 21-24
• 1 Peter 2: 2,3
• Titus 3: 4-7
• Psalm 1: 1-3
• Romans 8: 1,2
• Galatians 5: 16-25
• Hebrews 4: 12-16
• 1 Corinthians 6: 9-11
• Matthew 4: 1-11
• 1 Corinthians 2: 14
• 1 Corinthians 1: 18-25
• 1 John 1: 8-10
• Hebrews 3: 7, 8
• Philippians 3: 7-10

We look forward to seeing you again next Friday!

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In the third episode of the Hard Truths miniseries, we examine one of the most controversial of Reformed Theology. This is about God's election, mercy and sovereignty. The Scriptures do not say that He loved Esau less, but that He hated Him. How can this be? Just as we explored the last time in the Hard Truths, many have claimed makes God unjust. 

However, this teaching is clear within the Holy Scriptures and must be examined. It may be a hard truth, but we see God's great mercy, and love for us within these verses. His sovereign election brings us to praise and adoration, not anger and rejection. 

May you be blessed by this teaching and the hearing of God's truth.

We look forward to see you again on Friday!

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What is revealed to us when Christ is on the cross? 

As we continue through Jesus' dialogue with the Pharisees in John chapter eight, we see that Jesus tells them that when they have lifted Him up, they will know that "I AM HE". He uses the same sacred name of God. In crucifying Him, they will see that He is God. We will know that it is the perfect, obedient Son who loved His Father and us so much that He suffered death on a cross so that His people would be saved. What a height of love that we could not describe with words!

This week, we will be reading the following Scripture:

• John 8: 12
• John 8: 26
• John 6: 37-40
• John 8: 28-30
• Isaiah 53: 3-6
• Zechariah 12: 10
• John 3: 14, 15
• Hebrews 13: 20
• Zephaniah 3: 17
• Romans 7: 15-25
• Philippians 2: 13
• Romans 8: 4-11
• 1 John 3: 2, 3
• 1 John 1: 6-8
• Matthew 26: 41
• John 6: 29
• John 1: 12, 13
• Hebrews 3: 15
• John 10: 27, 28
• Philippians 1: 6

I have also quoted chapter 11 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession throughout this episode. This is the confession of our faith. For a copy in modern English, please feel free to read it in the link below:

1689 London Baptist Confession, Chapter 11 - Justification

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We look forward to seeing you again on Tuesday as we continue our Hard Truths series!

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Jesus gives a stern warning in our passage today that if we do not believe in Him, we will die in our sins. Yet, He does not leave us without hope in this passage in John 8. In the Temple treasury, He emphasizes the Father's love, the Son's obedience, and our dependence on His mercy. What a perfect reminder today, on Good Friday, of how essential it is that we believe in Christ alone.

This week, we will be reading the following Scripture:

• John 8:20-27
• 2 Timothy 3: 16, 17
• Matthew 11: 28-30
• Matthew 10: 29-31
• John 5: 42-44
• Romans 1: 21-25
• Acts 4: 11, 12
• John 1: 12, 13
• Matthew 12: 24-32
• Colossians 3: 1-17
• 1 Corinthians 2: 14
• Ezekiel 36: 26, 27
• John 3: 18
• John 3: 36
• John 14: 15
• Luke 19: 10
• Mark 1: 14, 15
• Galatians 4: 4, 5
• Matthew 3: 14, 15
• 1 Corinthians 15: 13-19
• 1 Corinthians 15: 20-22
• Romans 10: 17
• John 20: 30, 31
• John 12: 49, 50
• 1 Corinthians 15: 51-57
• 1 John 3: 2

Happy Easter Weekend!

We look forward to seeing you again next Friday!

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Christ is the judge who died for the guilty, and yet the world continues to reject Him. Continuing in the Gospel of John, we see that Jesus explains how he judges the world, and we might be surprised to learn that he is not like us. While humanity judges based on outward appearances, God judges the heart. And yet, God - the ultimate judge of all creation-looks upon rebels like us and loves them so much. Come and hear!

This week we will be reading the following Scripture:

• John 8: 15-19
• John 5: 22
• John 5: 27
• John 3: 17
• 1 Samuel 16: 7
• Psalm 51: 17
• Romans 9: 14-16
• John 3: 18
• Hebrews 9: 27
• Acts 17: 31
• Philippians 3: 12-16
• John 5: 31-38
• Luke 3: 21, 22
• Romans 5: 7-9
• Romans 8: 31, 32
• 1 Corinthians 2: 14
• Luke 10: 16
• James 2: 19
• 1 John 1: 6
• 1 Corinthians 13: 2
• Matthew 7: 21-23
• Isaiah 29: 13
• Galatians 4: 4-7
• John 14: 15
• Romans 8: 35-39

We look forward to seeing you again next Friday!

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Jesus Christ declares himself to be the Light of the World, as we return to our study in the Gospel of John. He shows that He is the only hope in this dark age. But as He says, those who follow Him will walk in the light of life. Understanding this beautiful passage will help us to see what it means that Christ is the light of the world.

This week we will be reading the following Scripture (in order):

• John 8: 12-14
• Exodus 3: 14
• John 10: 33
• John 1: 3-5
• Genesis 1: 1-3
• Colossians 1: 15-20
• Exodus 13: 21, 22
• John 14: 6
• Galatians 5: 19-21
• 1 John 1: 5-10
• John 3: 19-21
• John 5: 31-40
• Philippians 2: 1-11
• Matthew 3: 16, 17
• Matthew 17: 1-5
• 1 Corinthians 6:9-11
• Colossians 1: 13, 14
• 1 Peter 2: 9,10
• John 14: 1-3
• 2 Peter 1: 17-19

We look forward to seeing you again next Friday!

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You may think that you believed - that you had faith all of your own intuition. However, when we examine the Scriptures, we will see very clearly that faith is a gift from God. As we conclude our four-week study in the person and work of Christ, we will see that a proper understanding of who Christ is and what He has done should change the way that we view our faith. 

We will be exploring the following Scripture this week (in order):

• Ephesians 2: 1-10
• 1 John 3: 1
• Romans 8: 16, 17
• John 1: 16
• Matthew 5: 16

We look forward to seeing you again next Friday when we resume our study of the Gospel of John!