Walk With God

SHOW NOTES: We are called to give thanks to the Lord with all our heart. The ten verses in this Psalm draw our attention to the works of the Lord and several important attributes of God. His work is splendid and majestic. He provides redemption for His people. His name is holy and awesome! We invite you to sing (or read) the lyrics from the hymn, All Creatures of Our God and King – “Let all things their Creator bless, and worship Him in humbleness, O praise Him! Alleluia!” Scripture: Psalm 111

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SHOW NOTES: In His travels, Jesus meets many different people - Jewish religious leaders (Nicodemus), a Samaritan woman, even a Gentile official came to ask for His help. Each encounter looks different, but Jesus always offers the gift of God, eternal life. After Jesus speaks with a Samaritan woman at the well in Sychar, many Samaritans believed that He was the Savior of the world. A royal official from Capernaum travels to Cana of Galilee and pleads for Jesus to come down to Capernaum before his son dies. Jesus tells the man that his son lives. This Gentile man believes in Jesus. Yes, He looks past cultural barriers and He extends grace and forgiveness to everyone! When you believe in Jesus, you will receive His gift of eternal life. Tonight's Scripture: John 4:27-54

JOIN US TOMORROW! Enjoy a special Thanksgiving Reflection Thursday Morning, November 25.

"Walk-With-God" features special “Advent Reflections” each week during the month of December.

SHOW NOTES: Water is important in our daily life. Jesus, the Master Teacher, took an everyday chore and addressed a woman at the well in Samaria. Jesus broke through the cultural barrier – a Jew speaking to a Samaritan / a man speaking to a woman in public. Jesus always did the will of His Heavenly Father and on this day He offered “the gift of God” – living water.

Next week: Our Thanksgiving Special!

SHOW NOTES: Do you ever struggle with comparing yourself to others? The disciples of John the Baptist wondered why many people were now following Jesus instead of John. With great wisdom, John assures them that he is fulfilling the very purpose and plan God had for his life and earthly ministry. His words are powerful, “He must increase, but I must decrease.” John understood this truth and totally accepted God’s purpose for his life.

Scripture Passage: John 3:22-36

SHOW NOTES: Did you ever sit outside around a firepit and share a deep conversation with a friend or family member? If so, you may have asked questions, shared your heart, and even shed some tears as you talked together. In John 3, Nicodemus comes in the night and asks Jesus to answer some questions that are troubling him. Jesus offers the answers not only to life but to life eternal. Jesus says, “whoever believes in Me shall not perish, but have eternal life.” He is waiting patiently. Will you come and believe in the name of Jesus?

Tonight's Scripture Passage: John 2:23-3:2

SHOW NOTES: Jesus travels up to Jerusalem for the Passover feast. When He goes to the temple, Jesus drives out the money changers and those selling animals for sacrifice. He demonstrates His zeal and exclaims, “Stop making My Father’s house a place of business.” Confronted by the religious leaders, Jesus shared the message of His future death and resurrection. These words were not understood at the time, but Jesus’ disciples remember His words several years later, following His resurrection. During these days in Jerusalem, many people observed His signs and began to believe in His name.

Tonight's Scripture Passages: John 2:12-25 / Malachi 3:1-3

SHOW NOTES: Celebrations mark important happenings in our lives. In Jewish culture, wedding feasts last for several days – sometimes up to 1 week. That’s a lot of food and wine to provide for your guests. Hospitality is a big deal in the Jewish culture and throughout the Middle East. Jesus knows how to celebrate and He invites us to participate with Him in abundant life. His desire is to fill your cup until it overflows with joy, grace, faith, and hope!

Tonight's Scripture: John 2:1-11

SHOW NOTES: Jesus calls us to a personal relationship with Him. In today’s lesson, several men choose to follow Jesus as His disciples. We will consider two important questions – What do I seek? & Who do I follow? The Word became flesh and lived among men and women. He is the Lamb of God. TONIGHT'S SCRIPTURE PASSAGE: John 1:35-51

SHOW NOTES: John the Baptist was called to serve God and fulfill a very specific assignment. He was a voice crying in the wilderness, telling people to prepare the way of the Lord. His testimony was truthful and bold. John acknowledged that he was not worthy to even untie the Messiah’s sandal thong. Through his own admission, John says that he did not recognize Him. But God revealed Jesus’ identity and John proclaims, “Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!” This faithful witness calls us to prepare our hearts and look to the Lamb of God. This is Jesus. This is the Son of God.

SCRIPTURE PASSAGE: John 1:16-34

SHOW NOTES: The Gospel of John is filled with rich truths and it’s profound theologically. In these first verses, the reader is introduced to the Word, the Life, and the Light. The Word (Logos), the Son exists from all eternity. The Word became flesh – Jesus – and lived on the earth. When we receive Him and believe in His name, He has the right to make us children of God. This is a personal relationship with the One, True God. “From his abundance we have all received one gracious blessing after another.” – John 1:16

SCRIPTURE PASSAGE: John 1:1-18