Pastor David Carns concludes his 3 part look at the purposes of the Lord's Supper by addressing the fact that the Lord's Supper is a meal of examination and that the Lord's Supper is a meal of fellowship.

Pastor David Carns continues to walk us through this text in which the Apostle Paul brings out the purposes of the Lord's Supper. Today we look at purposes three and four. The Lord's Supper is a meal of hope and the Lord's Supper is a meal of Thanksgiving.

In the church today it would not be surprising to find that many of God's children participate in the Lord's Supper and yet do not fully understand the purpose of the supper. Today we begin to look at a text that brings out six purposes of the Lord's Supper. This is truly a text that will bring a clear understanding of the supper for all of God's children.

In the midst of a miracle worked by Jesus we see a true faith that saves.

There are people all over the world that say they believe in Jesus. Yet for the most part the world proclaims a superficial faith in Jesus, not a saving faith. In this section of John's gospel Pastor David Carns preaches on true saving faith.

We conclude our look at Jesus and his time spent with the people of the village of Sychar. And we also conclude our look at some of the traits of Jesus that the text brings out.

We see a third trait of Jesus that is brought out in this text and that is the trait of omniscience. And what is special about this piece of scripture is, the omniscience of Jesus is seen as Jesus reveals that the people of Sychar are about to come to him by faith.

This text that concludes the narrative of Jesus and his conversation with the Samaritan woman brings out four traits of Jesus. Today we look at trait number two, "The overwhelming joy of Jesus".

Pastor David Carns concludes his look at a unique trait of Jesus and that is "The Providence of Jesus".

David begins a series of messages that is called "The traits of Jesus". Trait number one "Providence".