Podcasts about behold the lamb

Today, we are continuing our study of the Gospel According to John. John, the beloved disciple, records for us the initial words of John the Baptist regarding the Lord Jesus. He is the Lamb of God. He takes away the sins of the world. This statement of the greatest of prophets would have brought so many of the Biblical themes as a flood to the minds of the hearers. God had given His people many symbolic examples of their need for a substitute and a sacrifice. They were guilty. They needed a representative and a substitute. Their substitute needed to be perfect; without spot or blemish. There had to be an exchange of death. The innocent needed to be given for the guilty. Justice needed to be done. And here is introduced the true Lamb of God. The perfect, true, and final substitute had entered their world and their experience. He was finally here. His appearance signaled the fulfillment of all of God's promises of redemption. May God bless us with an understanding of this truth that will strengthen us, cause us to rejoice, and fill us with big faith.

Sermon by Stanley Kendall Behold, The Lamb of God www.ihconvention.com

Living Way Community Church

John 1:19-34, Pastor Ben Killerlain

Behold the Lamb by believing the voice of comfort

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Alex looks at what it means to behold the lamb of God.Readings from this service:Isaiah 53: 5-7Psalm 103: 8-12John 1: 29-34Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC:Visit us on FacebookVisit our websiteDownload our app!

n this Spiritual Emphasis message, Daniel Bentley preaches a powerful word, calling us to fix our eyes on Jesus in a world filled with distraction. In a culture trained to scroll, glance, and move on, Daniel reminds us that the invitation of Scripture is to slow down and truly behold the Lord. Drawing from the writings of John, Daniel walks through three powerful pictures of Jesus. First, we behold the Lamb of God, the sinless sacrifice whose blood was shed for us. Then we behold the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the conquering King whose victory was revealed through the cross. Finally, we behold the love of the Father, the otherworldly love that calls us sons and daughters of God. “What you continually behold, you eventually become like,” Daniel said. He also reminded us, “Don't scroll past the cross.” The cross is not just an event to be remembered. It is an invitation to be received. This message challenges us to recognize what has captured our attention. The enemy wants us to fix our eyes on our past, our shame, our failure, and ourselves. But freedom begins when we lift our eyes and behold Jesus as He truly is. He is the Lamb who was slain, the Lion who reigns, and the love of God revealed. When we look to Calvary, we are changed from the inside out. We are reminded that we are chosen, wanted, accepted, forgiven, and free in Jesus.

This powerful exploration of Exodus 11-12 takes us to one of the most pivotal moments in biblical history: the final plague and the institution of Passover. We encounter God's people after enduring brutal slavery in Egypt, crying out for deliverance while Pharaoh's heart remains hardened through nine devastating plagues. The tenth plague stands apart as uniquely terrifying: every firstborn son would die unless protected by the blood of a spotless lamb. What makes this passage so profound is the theological depth beneath the narrative. This isn't arbitrary divine cruelty, but rather God bringing all humanity to account for sin. The firstborn son represented the entire household, and in striking the firstborn, God was calling every family to face the reality that all have sinned and the wages of sin is death. Yet in the midst of judgment, we find breathtaking grace. God provided a way of escape through the Passover lamb, which had to be perfect, killed, and consumed. The father would slit the lamb's throat, watching an innocent creature die in place of his guilty family, then paint its blood on the doorposts as a declaration of faith. This becomes the ultimate foreshadow of Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. When we understand that Jesus died on Passover at twilight, when the lambs were being slaughtered, and that He transformed the Passover meal to point to His own body and blood, we see God's redemptive plan woven throughout history. The message confronts us with an uncomfortable truth: one day, the only thing that will matter is whether the blood of the Lamb covers our lives.

Many people have their own ideas about who Jesus is, but we want to derive our picture of him from what the Bible says. Who is Jesus according to the man God appointed to introduce him to the world? Sermon Outline:I. The Lamb of God Who Takes Away SinII. The Savior of Humanity We Cannot ManufactureIII. The Son of God Who Demands a ResponseSermon Discussion Questions:1. What are some versions of Jesus you encounter in your own circles, whether in culture, on social media, or even in church, that fall short of the Jesus John introduces here? How do you help someone see the difference without coming across as harsh or dismissive?2. For some of us who have been Christians a long time, we have forgotten how big a deal it is that Jesus takes our sin and guilt away. How can we stay (or become) freshly amazed by his grace? 3. True knowledge of Jesus is a gift God gives by his Spirit, not something we achieve through accumulated religious experience. How should this shape the way we pray for people who don't yet believe? How does it relieve some of the pressure we put on ourselves when our conversations about Jesus don't seem to work?4. Who is one person in your life right now who needs to hear that Jesus is the Lamb who takes away sin? What is one specific, concrete way you could point them to Jesus this week?

Jill Morikone serves as Vice President and COO of 3ABN, and teaches on the 3ABN Sabbath School Panel and other programs on the network. She is an author and speaker at women's conferences and churches around the world. Her passion is teaching practical Christianity, and helping others experience the transforming power of God's Word and the grace of the gospel.

2026/05/17 Revelation 14:1-8 "Behold the Lamb"

May 17th, 2026 | Revelation | Rev. Jeremy Byrd

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Do you ever feel like God is nowhere to be found? Do you ever feel forsaken, abandoned, and forgotten? Maybe that is t he evidence that you have not been left alone. List to this common deception the enemy put on almost all believers.Behold the Lamb: Ministry, Manhood, and the Kingdom WithinIn this powerful, full-length session, we strip away the "fig leaves" of religion to uncover the raw reality of the Kingdom of God. From the classroom to the locker room, the message is clear: God isn't done with you yet. We address the heartbreaking crisis of fatherlessness in today's generation and the vital need for men to stand on the absolute truth of the Word of God rather than their own feelings, giftings, or paychecks.We explore the transition from the Old Covenant "types and shadows" to the once-and-for-all sacrifice of Jesus, the Lamb of God. You don't have to keep "sacrificing another goat" every time you stumble; you have to trust the finished work of Christ. Using the "house cleaning" analogy, we discuss how the Holy Spirit systematically cleanses every room of our lives—from the living room to the attic—transforming us from "glory to glory."Whether you are navigating a career change, leading a family, or just trying to find your footing, this message is a call to surrender your own "mess" for His beauty. It's time to move past the doctrine of men and step into the rule and government of God within you.Key Highlights:True Manhood: Why spiritual leadership matters more than winning a physical fight.The "Yoda" Effect: How the anointing of the Spirit carries you when you are physically drained.The Kingdom Within: Understanding that the rule of God starts in your heart today, not just on streets of gold.The "House Cleaning" Analogy: A humorous but deep look at how God cleanses our "temples" room by room.Kingdom Career Advice: Why you should never take a job for money, but only for where Jesus leads.From Glory to Glory: Why spiritual growth is a constant, lifelong "graduation" process.Key Scriptures:John 1:29 – "Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!"Luke 17:21 – "The kingdom of God is within you."Romans 12:2 – "Be transformed by the renewing of your mind."2 Corinthians 3:18 – "Being transformed into the same image from glory to glory."Philippians 2:5 – "Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus."#KingdomOfGod #BiblicalManhood #FaithOverFear #HolySpirit #SpiritualGrowth #BeholdTheLamb #ChristianLiving #ManOfGodChapters00:00 - Intro: Ministry and the Anointing of the Spirit25:40 - The Mercy of God: Chosen Before the Foundation31:28 - God Isn't Done With You: Stop Trusting Your Feelings44:16 - The Cycle of Sin: Why the Permanent Sacrifice Matters58:38 - From Glory to Glory: The Lifelong Graduation Process1:02:11 - The House Cleaning Analogy: Cleansing the Rooms of the Soul1:06:36 - Kingdom Career Advice: Choosing Jesus Over the Paycheck

Today, we're stepping into a powerful moment in Scripture…A moment where heaven makes an announcement through a man named John:“Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world.” (John 1:29)

In John 1, 19-51, we see a repeated invitation: “Come and see.” This passage isn't just recounting events—it's inviting us to slow down, pay attention, and truly behold Jesus. At its core, discipleship is not about doing more, but about fixing our eyes on Him in a way that transforms us from the inside out. Through these first encounters, we're invited to examine what we're really seeking and how we respond—whether with curiosity, shame, distraction, or longing. The gap we often feel with God isn't the end of it all; it's an invitation to deeper connection, trust, and intimacy. SPEAKER: Ruth Nazanin BetEivaz Bible Passage(s):  John 1:19-51 NIV

Preached at Healing Jesus Campaigns , Kikwit, Congo DRC. 15th April 2026

Preached at Healing Jesus Campaigns , Kikwit, Congo DRC. 15th April 2026

This Resurrection Weekend, Pastor Tony talks about The Lamb of God is alive and gives life to all those who apply His blood!

Behold the Lamb - Rev 5:6-14 - Father Trevor McMaken by

Bishop Myron Powell

Discover the profound mystery of why the "Lamb of God" had to be slain to settle a debt you could never pay. This message traces the crimson thread of sacrifice from the gates of Eden to the hill of Calvary, revealing how one perfect life became the ultimate substitute for all humanity. Stop trying to earn a salvation that has already been finished and learn what it truly means to behold the Lamb who takes away the sin of the world.

The next day John saw Jesus coming toward him, and said, "Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world! - John 1:29 NKJV

The next day John saw Jesus coming toward him, and said, "Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world! - John 1:29 NKJV

The eighth station: John the Baptist points to Jesus — the Lamb of God.   “Behold the Lamb of God.”   These are the words we hear at every Mass… but do we really understand them?   In that moment at the River Jordan, John the Baptist reveals everything:   Jesus is the perfect sacrifice. The fulfillment of every Old Testament promise. The Lamb who takes away the sins of the world.   And every time we come forward for Communion… those same words are spoken to us.   This is not just a symbol. This is not just bread.   This is Jesus — the Lamb of God.   So how do we respond?   With faith. With courage. With a real, committed prayer life.  

This Palm Sunday message invites us to behold Jesus clearly as the sacrificial Lamb rather than the political king the crowd expected. Through John 12 and 19 the sermon contrasts the triumphal entry with the crucifixion showing how the people cried "Hosanna save us now" while missing the Lamb who came to die. Jesus declares "It is finished" completing spiritual liberation fulfillment of the law access to God inner peace and resurrection life. The core takeaway is that Christ is not the king of our comfort or preferences but the King we truly need who calls us to take up our cross and follow Him.

John 19:14-19 /w Pastor Connor HarrisonWe can't behold the Lamb without first adopting his attitude of humility. We look at the posture of Jesus and the humility he displayed. Support the showhttps://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

In Part 4 of "Covered," we hear John the Baptist declare, “Look, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world.” As Pastor Josh walks us through who John was and why his words matter, we're reminded that Jesus is the fulfillment of everything Scripture has been pointing toward. And just like John, we get to point people to Him—living out our faith and inviting others to experience the hope we've found in Jesus, especially in this Easter season. // Verses and message notes: www.theridge.church/notes // Join us online or in person Sundays at 9a + 11a: www.theridge.church/live

Because of our sin, we tend to stay blind to what God is doing. We wonder what God is doing or if he is really in control. We misunderstand that God is using the greatest suffering to bring about the greatest victory. Jesus willingly suffers, dies, and is buried to fulfill and porve everything that was ever written about him. The gospel shows how Jesus was using the greatest evil in the sinful hearts of man to bring about the good possible. The full redemption and salvation to every one who would put their faith and Trust in Jesus as their King.

In the second installment of the “Behold the Lamb” series, Pastor Mike Haman teaches through the meaning of John 1:29 as he encourages us the power in beholding the Lamb.

John 9:39 /w Pastor Micah MooreJesus reveals that spiritual blindness is not always obvious, it can take the form of blame, familiarity, fear, or pride. While some are blind because they lack understanding, others become blind because they believe they already see. Jesus invites those who acknowledge their blindness to gain true sight.Support the showhttps://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

We have all sinned and rebelled against God, and like Barabbas, we deserve the death penalty, eternal, spiritual death. The innocent One, Jesus Christ, took the criminal's place so that the criminals could be set free. The King of the universe was mocked as a fake king, and he allowed it to happen in order to save us. If we have a Savior and King like this, what can we do but serve him, love him, and worship him?

John 8:2-11 /w Pastor Jacob SheriffJesus confronts both public sin and hidden self-righteousness when religious leaders bring a woman caught in adultery to shame her and trap Him. He refuses both self-righteous shaming and casual tolerance of sin, offering mercy that leads to transformation.Support the showhttps://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

Pastor JT Terry begins a new teaching series titled “Behold The Lamb” as he encourages us to embrace the God's divine patterns in our lives as we follow the example Jesus modeled for us.

We all screw up, but how we respond when we do is what matters most. Our sin nature makes us want to hide from God when we sin when He is, in fact, the One person we need most! Christ died to save sinners like you and me. When we understand his sacrifice and what it does for us, we aren't afraid of the Father. We run to him in our mistakes and receive his forgiveness.

John 5:2-17 /w Pastor Jacob SheriffAt the pool of Bethesda, Jesus steps into a place filled with brokenness, superstition, and long-held hopelessness. This passage invites us to examine our own hearts. Often the greatest barrier between us and the transforming work of Jesus is not our weakness but our reluctance to surrender our excuses, identities, and desires.Support the showhttps://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/

John 2:13-22 /w Pastor Austin HixJesus' cleansing of the temple reveals His holy zeal, a passionate love for His Father that refuses to allow worship to be corrupted or people to be exploited. It also points forward to a new kind of temple, where through His death and resurrection God chooses to dwell not in buildings, but in the hearts of His people.Support the showhttps://victorylifechurch.com/teachings/