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A distinctively different approach to learning the Bible! Exegetical and verse by verse!
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John 7:1-8 - Jesus at the Feast of Tabernacles (part 1) (opens the original)
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John 7:1-8
John 6:22-66 (part 2) - The Will of the Father; the Accomplishment of the Son (opens the original)
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John 6:22-66 (part 2) Last week we focused on key words, themes, and progressions. This week we (quickly) work through the narrative between Jesus and the large crowd of (fickle) disciples. Pro Tip: The two messages compliment one another.Earlier in the worship gathering, a relevant quote pertaining to God's sovereign grace and the free call of the gospel (John 6:35-40) was as follows:"Do you want to be one of God's people? These blessings which God gives to them, do you want to have them? You m
John 6:22-66 (Part 1) (opens the original)
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John 6:22-66 Jesus's "Bread of Life" discourse becomes the turning point from the apex of His popularity onto a road that leads to Calvary (His crucifixion). The single discourse with the crowd consists of five engagements (progressions). At the end of the day they (and we) must decide: Are we seeking Jesus because we recognize our desperate need of Jesus? or because we are intent on using His power to our own advantage?
John 6:14-21 - "It Is I; Do Not Be Afraid" (opens the original)
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John 6:14-21 Sandwiched between the miracle of feeding the 5000 (6:1-15) and Jesus's teaching the next day culminating in His claim, "I am the bread of life" -- John narrates the how that night Jesus came to them walking on water during a windstorm (verses 16-21). At first glance it seems somewhat out of place, but it's really not!
John 6:1-15: Jesus Feeds The 5,000 (opens the original)
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Jesus feeding the 5,000 is one of his most well-known and encouraging miracles. This is such a significant miracle that it has been recorded in all four gospel accounts. We explore John's telling of this miraculous event and what his perspective has to teach us about Jesus as the Son of God.
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