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The Preached Word offers in-depth study of the Word of God based on Dr. Frank Walker’s sermon notes. AI text-to-speech by Google’s AI Studio. New messages will be released on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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Jesus Gives Us His Spirit (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Preached Word. Jesus moves from promise to command in John 14:15-17, telling his disciples that love for him proves itself in obedience — and then, knowing that obedience lies beyond their strength, he promises the gift that makes it possible. Today we consider what it means to love Christ by keeping his Word, why we need a Comforter, and what it means for the Spirit of truth to dwell within us.
Abundant Works and Confident Prayer (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Preached Word. In John 14:12–14 Jesus ties two promises together: the church's works, greater in reach than his own miracles because the Spirit poured out at Pentecost carries the gospel to every nation, and prayer offered in his name, answered by the very authority he shares with the Father. Today we ask what it means to work and pray with that kind of confidence.
Seeing the Father (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Preached Word. This sermon on John 14:8–11 takes up Philip's request, Lord, shew us the Father, and it sufficeth us (John 14:8), and traces Christ's answer through his words, his works, and the old doctrine of the extra Calvinisticum. Dr. Frank Walker shows why the Father has already been revealed fully in the Son, and why the restless heart needs not a new vision but a firmer faith.
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