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Today, we open chapter 2 in the gospel of John and the first miracle in Jesus' public ministry. According to the principle of first mentions, we see how this miracle would define the Lord's work while here on this earth. It so much more than just providing drink for a wedding.

As we continue in this series, we see a man who has everything, yet, cannot enjoy the life that he has because of one person. On the other hand we see a woman who is desperately trying to rescue her people. One is prudent, the other is bitter. Today, we see a deep truth about how easily our joy can be highjacked by a person that we give to much control. They may be totally unaware how you feel, but we give them the keys to our life and allow them to control us. Worse, it's totally self-inflicted.  Most popular download for 2024

Today, we examine Mary's angelic visit with Gabriel. There is much to consider in this wonderful text. From the greeting, to the plan of God revealed and the proof by a sign of an elderly barren relative who now is in her six month. Lastly, we consider the endless possibilities of saying, "Yes" to God's plan and call.    

Today, we close out the first chapter of John's gospel as we work our way verse by verse and chapter by chapter. In this passage, we see an Old Testament connection that is significant and noteworthy because it places Jesus at two distinct places separated by hundreds of years of history. If that was not enough, two different men come to believe in God and begin their journey to follow God. 

In our last installment on John the Baptist's testimony of Jesus, we note in the  opening statement by John, "Look, the Lamb of God" There is much to unpack in that simple statement, the fact that we are looking at only five verses tells us that this last installment is rich in meaning and in significance.   

Today, we examine the Apostle John's testimony and begin to look deeper into what John the Baptist testifies concerning Jesus as the Messiah. Upon closer examination of John the Baptist we notice a man who does not speak about himself but points to Jesus. Rarely, do we see someone who endeavors to become less while he lifts up another. This is why God sent John the Baptist to go before His Son.

Evangelist Jayme Montera explains we can all look back at where we have been. However, if we are going to change, we will have to leave the comfort of where we are now. Even in the midst of pain, we are reluctant to leave where we are today. His message is one of encouragement and challenge.

Today, we have a great guest speaker, Terry Hull. He has been a Missionary in Alaska for 30 years. He shares his heart and passion for not only the people of Alaska but for all people. Terry also shares his fight and ultimate healing from cancer. 

Today, we are introduced to John the Baptist. This New Testament character reminds us that his job was to make Jesus known. We have that in common with him. We also are introduced once again to the concept that Jesus as Creator according to verse 3 of John chapter 1, Jesus has the ability to give the right for those who receive Him to become the children of God. How does Jesus do this? We give a very practical illustration of this life changing process.

Discover the profound truths woven into the Gospel of John as we unravel its theological depths. Together, we examine how the opening verses of John's Gospel lay a solid foundation against the heresies of its time, emphasizing the deity of Christ, and how it is possible to see Jesus as much more than just a man. Today, we see him as Creator God and the life and light of men.