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This last sign in John's Gospel was recorded to point future readers to the truth that Jesus was God. Only God can give life and raise the dead to life. Jesus' challenge from this miracle is "Believeth thou this?"

John 3:8-21 / A Pharisee named Nicodemus seeks Jesus to inquire about spiritual matters and Jesus provides him with four illustrations to help him understand the salvation that he brings. John chapter 3 helps us to fully understand the gravity of the gospel message and what it means for our souls.

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Message from Greg Neal on July 21, 2024

Sunday message by Pastor Mat - June 2, 2024 Apologetics, Debate, Bible Discussions, Evangelism, and much more A Bible study on personal works and fruit bearing - "The mystic fruit bowl" Mark 7:5-23 - To know more on how to be saved, what are the requirements and such, please see our playlist on the Gospel and Eternal Security (assurance of salvation) - Our Ministries Website - 1John 5:20) "And we know that the Son of God is come, and hath given us an understanding, that we may know him that is true, and we are in him that is true, even in his Son Jesus Christ. This is the true God, and eternal life."

église AB Lausanne ; KJV 1 John 5 Whosoever believeth that Jesus is the Christ is born of God: and every one that loveth him that begat loveth him also that is begotten of him. By this we know that we love the children of God, when we love God, and keep his commandments. For this is the love of God, that we keep his commandments: and his commandments are not grievous. For whatsoever is born of God overcometh the world: and this is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith. Who is he that overcometh the world, but he that believeth that Jesus is the Son of God? This is he that came by water and blood, even Jesus Christ; not by water only, but by water and blood. And it is the Spirit that beareth witness, because the Spirit is truth. For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one. And there are three that bear witness in earth, the spirit, and the water, and the blood: and these three agree in one. If we receive the witness of men, the witness of God is greater: for this is the witness of God which he hath testified of his Son. He that believeth on the Son of God hath the witness in himself: he that believeth not God hath made him a liar; because he believeth not the record that God gave of his Son. ...

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A walk through of the Gospel of John - chapter 3:33 -36 To know more on how to be saved, what are the requirements and such, please see our playlist on the Gospel and Eternal Security (assurance of salvation) - Apologetics, Debate, Bible Discussions, Evangelism, and much more Our Ministries Website - 1John 5:20) "And we know that the Son of God is come, and hath given us an understanding, that we may know him that is true, and we are in him that is true, even in his Son Jesus Christ. This is the true God, and eternal life."

John 3:18 — What is the great need of humanity? It is nothing less than salvation from sin. In this sermon on John 3:18 titled “He That Believeth Not,” Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones explains that the only hope is proclaimed by the accomplished work of Jesus Christ who came into this world by being born under the law in the likeness of sinful flesh in order to redeem those who were slaves of sin. Jesus is God's appointed means of salvation for all who believe. God did not send Jesus into the world to condemn the world, but in order that sinners would be saved and brought to a knowledge of the truth. Many people misunderstand this, supposing that God is only a cruel judge who takes delight in destroying the wicked for their sins. Others make the opposite mistake and think He is so loving that He will not require any recompense for evil deeds. So, they suppose that there is no need to be saved and no need for a Savior. These are both terrible misunderstandings of the gospel that is given in Holy Scripture. In Scripture is found God who sent His Son to die in the place of sinners so that all who believe would be inheritors of eternal life and all blessings in Christ.

A new MP3 sermon from Bible Believers Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 056 Whosoever Believeth In Him (Acts 10:29-48) 2 of 2 Subtitle: Expository Study: Acts Speaker: Gregory A. Miller Broadcaster: Bible Believers Fellowship Event: Radio Broadcast Date: 12/10/2023 Bible: Acts 10:29-48; Romans 10:11 Length: 25 min.

In today's devotional we examine the subject of the heart in our relationship with God. Listen and be blessed.

Evangelist Dr. Shamarian Smith-Love prays that every Christian wife called by God will renew her purpose in The Kingdom by surrendering her marriage to the sanctifying grace of The Holy Spirit, committing to praising Jesus for blessing her covenant, bestowing peace in her heart for her husband, and restoring her joy in the favor of being chosen as his wife.

Romans 10:11  For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. John 7:38  He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water. – Belief in Christ needs to be based on the prophecies based in the Old Testament. Romans 10:14  How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher? 

"To Him That Believeth, All Things Are Possible!" - Rev. Randy Grier - Apr. 17. 2023 by Promise of Life Church

John ch 3 vs 14-17 - Preacher Jake Faulkner 7/9/23 - Sunday, July 9, 2023

John ch 3 vs 14-17 - Preacher Jake Faulkner 7/9/23 - Sunday, July 9, 2023

5/21/23 - Jesus further reveals the new birth that comes by faith alone, in Christ alone.

This message is by Bill Parker and taken from John 3:14-21.

Welcome to Spacing Out With BB and Jason! We're covering Battlestar Galactica, and this week we're discussing season four, episode one, “He That Believeth In Me”. Thanks for joining us! Feel free to reach out to us with your thoughts; We may use your comments on an upcoming episode. Email: spacingoutpod@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/SpacingOutPodTwitter: https://twitter.com/Spacing_Out_Pod #SpacingOut Check our other podcast, “Cloud 9”, where we discuss episodes of the sitcom Superstore: https://plinkhq.com/i/1388059742 So Say We All!

This message is to help the believer to be convinced of his eternal salvation. Assurance is a must for every believer.

This message is to help the believer to be convinced of his eternal salvation. Assurance is a must for every believer.

Sunday message by Pastor Paul - March 19, 2023 For more on the Gospel and how to be saved, please see our website - https://christiancoffeetime.ca/the-gospel/ Mark 1:15) Repent and Believe the Gospel for the Kingdom of God is at hand! Romans 10:9-10) That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. Acts 10:43) To him give all the prophets witness, that through his name whosoever believeth in him shall receive remission of sins. Ephesians 1:13) In whom ye also trusted, after that ye heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation: in whom also after that ye believed, ye were sealed with that holy Spirit of promise John 3:16-17) For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. John 1:1&14) In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth. 1 John 5:20) And we know that the Son of God is come, and hath given us an understanding, that we may know him that is true, and we are in him that is true, even in his Son Jesus Christ. This is the true God, and eternal life.

This message is to help the believer to be convinced of his eternal salvation. Assurance is a must for every believer.

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Romans 1:16

Romans 1:16

This is a personal account of my brother and how he has brought about real change in his life by trying to develop a closer attachment to God. He gave his permission for me to share this very personal story, and I hope in some way it's a tribute to him and his steadfast determination to improve. I mention how his change has not only been spiritual but physical also—he has lost 90 pounds at the airing of this podcast! I hope his story will lift you as it does me.

In this episode we discuss the contrasts of the worldly and biblical view of love for all mankind.  While there are some similarities, the biblical view takes us further than we're able to go on our own.  We need God's help to live and demonstrate a mature love that's in alignment with his Word.World View: Self-centered, temporal, measured, romanticized, emotional, sensual, reckless. (influenced by media, society, peers, music, books, magazines, etc.)Biblical View: 1 Corinthians 13:4-8Is long suffering (can endure evil, injury, and provocation without being filled with resentment)Is kind (Seeks to be useful. Apt and inclined to do all good offices in her power)Envieth not (Suppresses envy)Vaunteth not itself (subdues pride and vain-glory)Not puffed up (Not self conceited)Dosen't not behave itself unseemly (Is careful not to pass the bounds of decency)Seeketh not her own (Is an utter enemy to selfishness)Not easily provoked (Tempers and restrains passions)Thinketh no  evil ( Never indulge suspicion without proofs. It will never be forward to suspect ill)Rejoiceth not in iniquity ( It takes no pleasure in doing injury or hurt to any)Rejoiceth in the truth (It takes no pleasure in the sins of others but is highly delighted to see them do well)Beareth all things (Covers a multitude of sins. He is very unwilling to expose sins of his brother)Believeth all things (Is apt to believe well of all, to entertain a good opinion of others)Hopeth all things (It will hope well)Endureth all things (It will endure as far as it can with any reason)Never failsScripturesRomans 13:8-10John 13.34-35I John 3:16-18I Peter 1:22Ephesians 3:14-19Want a personal Bible study? Contact us today! lifeinspiredproductions@gmail.comFind us on Apple iTunes, SpotifyFacebook:  https://www.facebook.com/EnrichedPInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/enriched_perspectives/ 

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Audio Transcript: This media has been made available by Mosaic Boston Church. If you'd like to check out more resources, learn about Mosaic Boston in our neighborhood churches or donate to this ministry, please visit mosaicboston.com.Good morning, welcome to Mosaic. My name is Jan, one of the pastors, along pastor Shane and pastor Andy. If you're new or visiting, we'd love to connect with you, we do that through the connection card in the worship guide. If you fill it out legibly, you can redeem it at the welcome center for a gift and then we'll also send you another gift in the mail, just to say thank you for coming out. Today is a big Sunday at Mosaic, we have baptisms after this service, three baptisms. Praise God for that, we're excited. And then we have our first quarterly members meeting which is a potluck. Praise God. It's the first one in a long time and it's going to be delicious because you're bringing the food.And if you're not a member and you're like, "ohhh..." You can become a member just not today and no, you can't come. Don't even go downstairs, don't be tempted. But there's a membership class on March 20th which is the first step to becoming a member. So you can, in lieu of coming today, register for that. It's 1:00 to 3:00 PM with lunch provided, please do register, send an email to admin@mosaicboston.com. We love membership at Mosaic. It's important, it's biblical. It's crucial for the body to grow in holiness and righteousness together as we hold each other accountable and spur each other on to good works. With that said, would you please pray with me over the preaching of God's holy word.Heavenly father, we thank you so much that you though you are the great holy God of the universe and yes, we deserve your eternal wrath at the great judgment. We deserve eternal damnation for rebelling against a holy and just God. And you the holy and just God, you figured out a way to remain just and to justify sinners through the wonderful, powerful, tremendous news of the gospel which is the power of God and to salvation. For those of us who are Christians and saved from the judgment that is to come, we thank you, Lord. We had nothing to do with that, it was all by grace through faith. And make us an unabashed unashamed body, just members of God who proclaimed the gospel boldly and courageously because we know how powerful it is and as we do so, Lord, save many people. We pray for revival in the city and beyond in New England and we pray that you spark it through revival in the church.A revival where we love the gospel rooted in the gospel, proclaim the gospel and live in a manner worthy of the gospel as we live by faith because the righteous shall live by faith. We pray, holy God, be honored today, glorified through the proclamation of your word, through the hearing and listening and submission to your word. And empower us by the power of the holy spirit to share the gospel with anyone and everyone who would just listen. We pray all this in Christ's holy name, amen. We're in a sermon series through the book of Romans today, the sermon is on two verses. I was going to say just two verses but I'm not going to say that word just because these are some of the most powerful versus in all of scripture. They encapsulate in themselves the whole idea, the sweeping idea, the argument of the book of Romans and it also encapsulates Christianity in and of itself.The question before us today is how does a person become a Christian? I've been wrestling with this question for 20 plus years and in Boston for 12 plus years. What in the world could take a regular modern New Englander in 2022 who's just pagan. And when I use the word pagan, it's not derogatory. It's just, you don't know Jesus yet. Just pagan, godless world view, living for themselves. Maybe considers themselves a good person, like, "I'm a good person. I'm just not the religious type or I don't believe in organized religion." Or, "Christianity is just one of the many ways to God." How do you go from that to becoming a faithful follower of Jesus Christ, repenting and believing God. And not just believing in God but believing God, obeying God, getting baptized, joining a community group, becoming a member, serving at Mosaic Boston and tithing.What in the world could take a person from that? Where I want nothing to do with God to you're sharing the gospel with your pagan friends. What in the world would do it? And I particularly think about men, just Boston bros, just New England, Boston bros. They all get the same haircut, they're faded up on the sides. They all smoke Parliaments and go to the Dunkin' Donuts ones for extra sugar, extra cream. Just people like that, just salt of the earth, wearing Timberland to everything. You're wearing your favorite jerseys, Tom Brady Jersey and it's the new one. It's half Bucs, half Pats because you're a traitor just like he is and you're still heartbroken. So, a guy like that, works the job, lives for the weekend, no sexual ethics at all, sleeps around, hooks up, addicted to porn, just statistically speaking.What would it take for a guy like that who's only religion is the Red Sox and he goes there for the communion at Fenway Park, you get a hot dog and a beer and that's your tithe because it's $80. What would it take for that guy to get, say, radically saved? Committing himself to Christ, committing himself to sexual purity? Finding a woman of God, pursuing her, loving her, submitting to Christ, marrying her, loving and leading her as Christ told us, "Husbands, love your wives as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her." What would it take for the guy like that to get a Bible and walk around with it? Because this is how I judge your spirituality, by the size of your Bible. Because if your Bible is less than five pounds, are you even saved? I'm not sure.And then you work a job, you're faithful to your spouse, you raise some godly kids. You tie it to the church, you do everything you possibly can to build the kingdom of God. What would that take? What would it take for a young woman to go from feminism, anti patriarchy, and submit to a man named Jesus Christ? And then if she is to be pursued by a godly man and gets married and submits to her husband as the church submits to Christ and everything, what would it take for whole families to get converted and become Christians? What in the world could do that? What would it take? Well, it takes a powerful working of God, it takes the power of God. It takes a miracle, it's the only way. But what's our role, dear Christians? Our role, what must we do to unleash the power of God in this city?What must we do? Well, what we must do is we must unashamedly proclaim the gospel. Shamelessly, unabashedly, we must believe the gospel, receive God's righteousness as Christs righteousness and live by faith to grow in righteousness. And those are the points but I'll repeat them as we look at these two verses that changed the world, Romans 1:16 and 17, would you look at the text with me? For I am not ashamed of the gospel for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes. To the Jew first and also to the Greek. For in it, the righteousness of God is revealed from faith, for faith, as it is written: “The righteous shall live by faith.” This is the reading of God's holy, inerrant, infallible, authoritative word, may he write these eternal truths upon our hearts.Four points. Number one, do not be ashamed of the gospel. Number two, believe the gospel. Number three, receive God's righteousness. And four, live by faith to grow in righteousness. First point, do not be ashamed of the gospel. The context for these verses begins with the stream of thought in verse 14 and 15 of chapter one, I am under obligation, Paul says both to Greeks and to barbarians, both to the wise and to the foolish, so I am eager to preach the gospel to you also who are in Rome. Paul's cradle, the motivation of his whole life, was Jesus paid it all. All to him, I owe. He knew because he was a student of the Hebrew scriptures, he knew what it would take for God to remain just and also justify people. He knew what it would take, he realized that it was Jesus Christ. He alone, it is finished. Jesus paid the whole price. So Paul, his whole life was driven by this indebtedness to God.I have an obligation to God to preach the gospel. God call told me, God commissioned me. It's my job to preach the gospel and he also felt the obligation to people. Greeks and non-Greek, just everybody, he felt the obligation that these people are headed toward eternal damnation. The justice of God is coming, the second coming of Christ is coming. The moment that you die, you stand before God and if you rejected Christ, if you didn't believe in Christ as the only way of salvation, you'll spend eternity in hell apart from God. That's what motivated Paul, He's like, "I owe it to people. I love God. I'm preaching in gospel. I love people. I want to preach the gospel." Because that's what love is, you want the best thing for people. That's why Paul's so eager to preach the gospel. He says, he's passionate, he's zealous, to preach the gospel.And that brings us to our text, verse 16, says for. I'm eager to preach at for because I'm not ashamed of the gospel. For context, Paul was murdered for preaching the gospel. That's how he died, he was executed, most likely beheaded. The founder of our faith was executed for proclaiming the truth to Pilate into the Sanhedrin. All of the apostles were executed for the faith except for the apostle Paul but basically he also was executed for the faith by being exiled to an island called Patmos. They were executed by a government for preaching the news that there's a Lord higher than Caesar. There's a kurios higher than Caesar. That there's only one way to God and then with that, they preached the biblical sexual ethic.Sex is only between a man and a woman in the context of marriage. That there's only two genders and the pure unadulterated gospel is always scandalous, it always has been scandalous to the world. Satan hates it, demons hate it and people rebelling against God who are just enjoying their sin, they hate it. But despite the deadly resistance, despite the venomous hatred, despite the steely cold indifference, mocking, dishonor, scoffing, reproach, Paul was not ashamed of the gospel, he gloried in it, he honored the gospel. He boasted in the Lord and he knew Jesus' warning and Jesus warned his followers. Mark 8:38, for whoever is ashamed of me and my words... Look at these, these are important words. In this adulterous and sinful generation.What's the connection there? The connection is people love their sin and to tell people about the good news, you first got to share the bad news. And people resist the bad news because people love their sin, they don't want to turn from their sin. No matter how great the implications of salvation are and this adulterous, sinful generation. Of him will the son of man also be ashamed when he comes in the glory of his father with the holy angels. So you're a Christian, if Paul mentioned this and you got to ask, why is he bringing up shame? "Paul, we know you're not ashamed, you're the great apostle." Because even he struggled with the temptation, he struggled to shrink back.Even the great Paul, so if he struggled with this temptation of being ashamed of the gospel, how much more so are we? Quick question, are you even in the slightest embarrassed by the gospel? Are you even in the slightest embarrassed by the teachings of Christianity? Are you in the slightest embarrassed of Jesus Christ? That you are a follower of Christ? And if so, why? And the only reason that comes up is you're afraid of the fear of man. You esteem people's opinion of you more than you esteem the opinion of God. It's a desire to be liked and respected by the world and all of that ultimately is just meaningless. The word for ashamed here is to be or become characterized by the feelings of shame, guilt, embarrassment, disgrace, remorse. To experience a painful feeling or sense of loss of status because of some particular event, it's a loss of status."I didn't like that. I might get up and leave and I want everyone to notice. Pastor Jan notices when Pastor Jan is preaching and people get up." And sometimes I know when they're going to the bathroom because they go that way and most of the time they just go right down the middle. They got pissed off and I'm going to continue my sermon because I'm not ashamed of the gospel, what are you going to do? We shouldn't be ashamed of the gospel. We should be ashamed of sin, we should be. We should be ashamed of continuing to live in sin. Roman 6:20-21, for when you were slaves of sin, you were free in regard to righteousness but what fruit were you getting at that time from the things of which you are now ashamed? For the end of those things is death but now that you have been set free from sin and have become slaves of God, the fruit you get leads to sanctification and its end eternal life. For the wages of sin is death but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus, our Lord.Unfortunately in much of modern evangelicalism, it feels like Christians are ashamed of the gospel. It's like, "Yeah, the stuff in the old Testament, you don't really have to believe." "Yeah, God's holy but he's loving, just focus on that." "Yeah, God's not as bad as you think he is." And my personal pet peeve is, "Hey, just try Jesus. You got some problems in your life, just try Jesus. It's like sharing an ice cream flavor with someone there's mint and chocolate chip, there's Jesus. Just try Jesus." No, we don't preach try Jesus, we preach repent and believe in the gospel, it's the only hope. Paul wasn't ashamed in the gospel nor was he ashamed of the holy scriptures. Lots of Christians today are fine with the gospel and all of the attention is only on the gospel. That's all they talk about is the gospel. Repent and Jesus forgives you of all your sins and then you can live any way you want.They're ashamed of the holy scriptures. But if you're ashamed of the holy scriptures, there is no gospel apart from the holy scriptures. It's part and parcel, it's the whole cannon, it's the whole council of God, all 66 books. It's all one seamless teaching doctrinally about God, about salvation. There is no power onto salvation apart from God and apart from the scriptures, there is no gospel. That's why Paul says here, I'm not ashamed. I'm not ashamed because this is power, that's why. And that's what a lot of churches do, that's what a lot of Christians do. They become ashamed, they shrink back from the gospel and they shrink back from the power source. A lot of churches, they milk things down, just milk toast, weak sauce, gospel, just not the gospel.And I think for some reason, God has a special calling on this church. Because in the nation, we are in arguably the hardest place to start a church, arguably the hardest place to proclaim the holy scriptures of God. And the harder it gets, I don't know if you noticed, the more high octane, holy scripture, pure unadulterated gospel we give you. The darker everything gets out there, the longer my sermons get, the fewer verses I got, it's just gospel because that's where the power is. The power to change absolutely everything. Mosaic, I've been praying and I said this to my newsletter, I've been praying for us to grow in depth of understanding the gospel, loving the gospel. And I've been praying for us to grow in becoming unashamed of the gospel, just preach it to everybody.Everybody, all your colleagues, just preach to the gospel. Just get to the point where you do get fired. Preach to your boss on the way out. HR, a little debrief, just preach the gospel and then start your own business so you can have freedom preach to gospel to everyone, just everyone. Everyone hates on a home service pros where they just put the gospel on their truck and they're like, "Jesus Christ is the only way to salvation." And, most of them, they're not Americans and they just don't care. They're just on a bash because everyone needs home service pros so you don't care what your plumber is going to say to you when he's saving your life so he just preaches the gospel. So, here's my specific prayer. I see the challenges long term of preaching the gospel here, I see it.You see it with Canada, you see it with freezing bank accounts, you just see it. There is a law now in Canada where if I preach the sermon, I'm going to preach in two weeks about biblical sexuality, I would be arrested for preaching that sermon in Canada. You don't think that's coming here? This is why I'm preaching this sermon at the second service because my wife's not here. If that comes, I don't care. What I do care about is us having a space to meet to continue ministry when we get booted from our lease. That's why my real prayer is for us to share the gospel with our landlords because scripture says to the Jew first and also to the Greek, we just share the gospel to them and then we don't have to pay them rent and all of a sudden we're one church, man, that's how we spark revival.So I have a specific prayer request. I am praying that we double this year. I'm praying that we, as a church, double this year, double in everything. Double the people attending, double people getting saved, double our community group attendants, double our community groups, double our membership, double our budget, double everything. And I think this is the year and you know why? Because it's 2022. And this Tuesday, which sometimes is pronounced two's day is 2/22 so you got a 2/22/22 and it's a Tuesday. So I think the stars are aligning. God's like, "I want the whole church to pray for us to double." I think so. Some people, when I say stuff like that, they're like, "I think he's nuts." I'm not nuts, I actually believe. And I read scripture and I see that they do stuff and I'm like, "I just want to do that."That's why I started at church, that's why we moved... So this year, the Lord led me to fast. I don't know if you've noticed, some people are like, "Pastor Jan's been shrinking. Well, what happened to the guy?" I was on a fast. I felt like the Lord said on January 19th, you got to fast. You got to pray and fast. I'm talking about biblical fast, I'm not talking about fasting from Facebook and Netflix. That's not fasting, that's abstaining. I'm talking about fasting which is abstaining from foods for 20 days and it ended last Monday. So the first Romans sermon, I was 19 days no food. I had my Pellegrino's for the electrolytes and I had water. The reason why is because I believed and I was praying, I had extra time, right?If you're not eating or cooking or cleaning up, it's basically two extra hours a day. So I'd wake up every morning. I got two extra hours. For some reason, I live on Pleasant Street on my roof, I see the temple. Literally, I see the temple. I look and the Temple's right there, the dome. And I just pray over the dome, my prophecy, I get all charismatic and I just pray for God to... I was there this morning. I saw the sunlight come up and I'm like, "Yeah, the Lord's with us." So I'm saying all that, I believe that God is going to spark revival in this nation. And I believe God is going to do it here because historically, he always starts in Boston. And I believe it's going to start with us because I know the other churches in the city... I pray for them to grow too in the gospel. But for some reason, we are positioned, I know. So that's why I ask on Tuesday that you pray and also don't be ashamed of gospel, preach it.Man, just preach it. Just everybody, every person you meet, just preach the gospel, just preach the gospel. You know why I say that? Because other parts of the nation, you study church growth and here's how most of it happens. It starts with a church that finds a guy who's really good looking and has a really good looking family and "All right, you're going to be the lead pastor." And it's very fashionable. He wears the skinny jeans, he wears expensive sneakers. He's got the watch. The watch game is nice, perfectly groomed beard, I don't know why. And he holds the mic and screams at people and you start a church. And all of a sudden people from other churches are showing up and you got transfer growth.Well in Boston, there's no such thing as transfer growth because we're one of the biggest churches. So, you want to transfer? What do you want? Park Street closed down and everyone come here. I wouldn't be against it but... Just kidding. What I'm saying is the only way we're going to grow if we were really serious about it is conversion growth. Where people are pagans and they hear the gospel from someone in our church and they get saved, radically saved. So for each of you, your homework assignment for this year is to convert at least one pagan, at least one, that's how we double. If every single one of us converts a... And you're like, "Pastor Jan, do you believe in converting people?" Yeah, that's the whole point of me being up here.If you are not a Christian, I want to convert. I want to proselytize, I want to evangelize. That's my job, that's all of our jobs because we're not ashamed of the gospel. Don't be ashamed of the gospel. There's a lot of Christians that are like, "Yeah, but we're not like those Christians. We're not the fundamentalist." I got nothing wrong about fundamentalists. I like that word, it's got the word fun in it. It's got the word dam in it which is cool because it helps you explain the gospel. Like apart from Jesus, you are going to be damned for eternity and it's got the word mental in it where you have to use your brain to actually learn the truth of the gospel, fundamentalist. And also it depends what your fundamental is, what's our fundamental? It's the gospel so we're not ashamed of the gospel. "What is the gospel?" You ask if you're not a believer. Well, the gospel in a nutshell is euangelion, just means good news but I think the word good is too weak.It's not even good news, it's not great news, it's tremendous news. It's the tremendous news that though we are in sin, we've transgressed the commandments of God, we've rebelled against the holy God, God, out of his great love for us sends his son, God incarnate, Jesus Christ who lives an absolute perfect life morally. Loves God with all of his heart, soul, strength and mind. Loves people as himself and then offers up his whole life as a sacrifice for our sin. On the cross, he atoned for our sin by paying the penalty for it. By absorbing the wrath of God that we deserve for our law break, that's why he cried out, "My God, my God. Why have you forsaken me?" He was forsaken by God on the cross because he took our sin upon himself. He went through hell on behalf of us. He's buried, resurrects on the third day and he's ascended at the right hand of God, reigning and ruling.And when you repent and believe, that very second, all of your sins are forgiven. Every single one, every sin, every sin you will ever committed, you are forgiven and you become a child of God, your eternity is secure. You know how people say, "I just believe everything will work out." That's not true if you are not a Christian. It's not true. That's a lie. Everything will not work out for you if you rebel and if you reject Jesus Christ. You will spend eternity in hell so that's why my job is repent and believe. Please, just the whole city, just everybody. And share the gospel because how else are we going to fill Fenway Park? How are we going to do that for Easter one of these years? 2024, because I know that's going to be a crazy year so we should have a worship service in Fenway Park, that's my dream. I'll pray about that.Point two, believe the gospel, right? It's not power unless you believe. Romans 1:16. I'm not ashamed of the gospel for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes to the Jew first and also to the Greek. The gospel doesn't unleash the power of God, the gospel is the power of God. The more we unleash the gospel, the more the power of God is unleashed. The word for power here is God's power, supernatural power, his strength, his force, his might. Power for what? It's power for salvation. The most absolute, most important thing, any person needs is salvation. And the word for salvation usually in American churches, it's just a watered down understanding of salvation. People are like, "I got saved." Or like, "I walked down the aisle. I checked off a box of a card, I guess I'm saved. God's forgiven me all my sins. I'm chilling."Or like, "God saved me from an addiction or God saved me from a particular troubles." And usually what people mean is salvation from a temporal danger. That's not what Paul is talking about. The biblical doctrine of salvation is primarily eschatological, which just means end times. And what he means is judgment day is coming. God hates evil. God despise sin. He's angry about it. There's a wrath that he has and a lot of people are like, "I don't want to believe in God of Wrath." I do. There's so much evil and wickedness in this world, I pray for the second coming to come as quickly as possible. I do pray for that. I want God's wrath. I can't wait for God's wrath descend upon the world. That's because I'm a Christian and every Christian, if you are a Christian, if you have been saved from the wrath of God, we should be crying out, "Lord Jesus, come." The day of salvation, day of judgment, eschatologically speaking, is one and the same.When Paul thinks about salvation, he thinks about this kind of salvation. Romans 5:9, since therefore we have now been justified by his blood, much more shall we be saved by him from what? From the wrath of God. It's coming. So this salvation includes deliverance from a final judgment and it includes a restoration of the glory which we once lost. There will be a glorification part of salvation. There's justification, sanctification, glorification, I'll get into that in a second. But we'll when the judgment comes, if you are in Christ, Jesus isn't coming to judge you, Jesus is coming as your merciful savior to redeem you from the corruption of this world. He's going to usher in the new heavens and new earth and by doing so, he's going to restore our bodies.So now our bodies will have no even ability to sin, glorified bodies, no sickness, no aging, just perfectly according to the image of God. You get that in Philippians 3:20 and 21, our citizenship is in heaven. From it, we await a savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, who will transform our lowly body to be like his glorious body by the power that enables him even to subject all things to himself. So when Paul thinks about salvation, the doctrine is a threefold doctrine of salvation begins with justification. It continues as sanctification. It ends with glorification. Justification is, I have been saved. The very moment that you repent of your sins, all of your sins are forgiven. You are acquitted, not guilty.Now begins sanctification, and the sanctification process is you growing in sanctus from Latin but it's holiness. If you're growing in righteousness, just a practical righteousness, God gives you the imputed righteousness of Christ and basically, you live, you grow into that close by daily repenting of sin. So you're not earning your salvation, you're working out your salvation as Philippians 1 says. And then when we die or when Christ returns is glorification so there's a past tense, a present possession and a battle and a final salvation. For whom is the gospel? He says for the Jew first and also to the Greek. For Paul to describe this in this phrase, he's talking about the totality of all humanity. Every human being is a sinner and every sinner needs the gospel.It's not a different gospel for the Jew and for the Greek, it's the same gospel for everybody. And Jesus did start with the Jew first. Jesus Christ, I don't know if you know this, was Jewish. He was Jewish. Grew up in Jewish family, a Jewish little boy. Grew up going to the synagogue, grew up going to the temple. He knew the Hebrew scriptures and he was Jewish to fulfill all of the prophecies about the Messiah. Jesus came primarily to minister, to whom? To Jewish people. Jew first and also to the Greek. I find this verse very important and this is kind of how I understand things. I always look for God's fingerprints over our ministry and as he leads but don't you find a little serendipitous where we meet to worship Jesus Christ?I got a Hebrew scriptures behind me and I've got a reminder every single Sunday, the 10 commandments. And you should look at that 10 commandments and be like, "Well, how many commandments did I break this week?" And then repent of that. My third daughter, this week broke five commandments. I know that because my wife literally listed them out to her. You stole, you lied, you dishonored your mother and your father and you did that because you're an idolater, that's number one and you didn't worship Yahweh as God. We're all sinners. We've all transgressed the law of God, Jewish people are not saved any other way. It doesn't matter if you're born Jewish. It doesn't matter how religious you are in following the old Testament, there's no way you can get saved. Take your 10 commandments, Jewish people, look at how many of them you have broken and then ask, "Well, how can there be atonement for my sin?" And a day of atonement is not enough, of a holiday.There is no sacrificial system right now. Read the book of Hebrews, please. And I have a very soft spot in my heart for Jewish people because I grew up in kind of a Jewish town in Cranston, Rhode Island. A bunch of my friends growing up were Jewish. They were not Jewish, they were Jew-ish like Julian Edelman says. And then my roommate in college, freshman year, was Jewish and then he joined the Jewish fraternity called AEPi and I lived with him the second year. And the whole time, I'm trying to share the gospel just even in college, they don't know their own scriptures. Just read your own scriptures. They all point to Jesus Christ and then read the book of Hebrews and you see that all of us need Jesus Christ, it's the same gospel.The word for believes here is very important because in our modern understanding of faith, it doesn't matter if what you believe in is true as long as you hold that belief sincerely. It doesn't matter if you believe in Jesus, doesn't matter if you believe in Buddha, it doesn't matter if you believe in the flying spaghetti monster. It doesn't matter if it's true, that's just your belief. Well, that's not how scripture uses the word faith or belief, pisteuo here, belief is to consider something to be true and therefore worthy of one's trust. God is the object of faith so therefore God says, believe in the gospel. Believe God because it's true. So what do we believe in Jesus Christ? We believe in the historic fact that there was a man named Jesus Christ, that he lived a perfect life, that he was empowered by the spirit, that he died a literal death, that he rose on the third day, a literal resurrection.We believe all that. There were over 500 people that saw him resurrected and that's what explains the growth of the Christian movement so be careful of divorcing faith from truth. That's not saving faith, saving faith begins by saying, I believe God. I believe the gospel. I believe the holy scriptures. What's the connection between the gospel and faith? What releases the power from the gospel to get people to believe? What's that connection there? Well, I got to bring in Ephesians 2:1-5 to show you where people are apart from God. And you were dead in the trespasses and sins in which he once walked following the course of the world, following the prince of the power of the air. The spirit that is now at work in the sons of disobedience among whom we all once lived in the passions of our flesh, carrying out the desires of the body and the mind and were by nature, children of wrath like the rest of mankind. But God being rich in mercy because of the great love with which he loved us even when you were dead in our trespass made us alive together with Christ, by grace, you have been saved.And later on, he goes on by grace through faith, you have been saved. But what he's saying is apart from Jesus Christ, apart from the sovereign work of God to save people, people are spiritually dead. A spiritually dead person has no faith to offer God. A spiritually dead person wants nothing to do with God. So Jesus Christ intervenes, God intervenes, when the person is still in a state of spiritual deadness and God gives salvation. God acts upon the sinner while the sinner is still dead and unable to believe. Therefore, the message of the gospel is also the means through which God creates faith, that's why the gospel was power. When the gospel is proclaimed, God isn't saying, "Hey, spiritually dead person. You need to find some faith in yourself to believe in the gospel."No, when the gospel is proclaimed, God uses the gospel to create faith, to summon the faith that's necessary for salvation to happen. God calls people through the gospel but people have to obey that call when they believe. Yes, the gospel summons faith and those who obey the call of God and believe are saved while those who are summoned and do not believe will indeed face the actual wrath of God and judgment. So those who reject the gospel, disobey God. I just broke your brain if you listened. And I'm going to try to fix it. This is the interplay between God's sovereignty and human responsibility. God is sovereign over salvation. We're dead, we can't do a thing but God calls us to repent and believe, huh? The only way this works is if you understand that faith is an act of the will.Faith is an act of the will, you must decide to obey the gospel. You must decide to believe in God. You must decide to repent of your sin, that's on you. And once you do that, we tell you the only way you decide was because God gave you the power to decide. Now, worship him the rest of your life. Incredible humility. Your job is to obey the summons of repent and believe and your job is by the will to say, "Yes, I will believe in God." So this is really important because a lot of people, they just think faith is... I hear this all the time, "You grew up in the faith. God gave you the gift of faith. It couldn't work for a person like me." Well that's if you believe the faith is some magical thing from the outside. Faith is an act of the will. You are to obey the gospel. And when you obey the gospel, faith is created and that's a gift from God.So yes, our responsibility is, we the gospel. God saves us and God gets all the glory. Romans 10:14-17 encapsulates this great. How then will they call on him in whom they have not believed? And how are they to believe in him of whom they have never heard? And how are they to hear without someone preaching? And how are they to preach unless they are sent as is written, how beautiful are the feet of those who preach the good news but they have not all obeyed the gospel for Isaiah says, "Lord, who has believed what he has heard from us so faith comes from hearing and hearing through the word of Christ." People are to hear the gospel and what's the gospel that they're to hear? You have to obey the gospel, that's verse 16. It's right there.So in our presentation of the gospel, we don't do the walk down the aisle. We don't do the fill out a card and I don't say accept Jesus into your heart. I just tell everybody, obey God, believe God. Obey the gospel of Jesus Christ. The emphasis there is on the will. You have to activate the will. You have to say, "Yes, I choose God." "Yes, I submit to God." "Yes, I yield to God." "Yes, I believe God." "Yes, I want to obey God." And as you do all of that, God justifies you by grace through faith and you're not saved because of the act of the will, you're saved because God is the one that activated the will. Where do you get the power to believe in the gospel? You get it from the gospel. The gospel is what creates and awakens faith.The gospel is what gives the faith. Faith's not prior to the gospel and depending on the gospel, faith isn't our contribution to the gospel or salvation's a gift. So we have to receive the gift but yes, it starts with us activating the faith and that's all by grace as well. And I hear this all the time, people are like, "Preach the gospel." You want me to preach the gospel? I'm barely hanging on in my faith. Do you know how many problems I have? How much stress? How much work? Where do I get the power to preach the gospel? You get the power to preach the gospel from the gospel. So do you want to be more powerful spiritually? Love the gospel, believe in the gospel, meditate in the gospel, root yourself in the gospel, share the gospel and as you do, you get more powerful in sharing the gospel. That's why the gospel is at the heart of everything we do at Mosaic.Why? It's the power of God for salvation for everyone who believes. And then third receive God's righteousness and this is verse 17. For in it, in the gospel, the righteous of God is revealed from faith, for faith. As it has written, the righteous shall live by faith. The word for righteousness here is the same word that's used in other places to talk about justification and it's used as the same word to talk about justice. So it's a status of legal rectitude that satisfies the moral requirements of God's character. And it includes sinners being put right, being put into an upright relationship with God and it includes that God remains just as he justifies the sinner. And this is a very important question, How can a just holy God forgive anybody? If you're standing before judge and you're clearly guilty and the judge is like, "Yeah, but I like you so not guilty." The judge is no longer just.So how's the holy God remain just and holy and yet forgive sinners? How? Well this is what Martin Luther wrestled with because the Catholic church up until the 16th century, what they taught was it's workspace salvation. The only way that you can be saved is by making yourself righteous, by you living a good and moral life and to pay off the debts of your sin. And the reason Martin Luther, the great reformer, who was a monk and he was also a doctor of the law of God. And because he knew God's law so well, he knew that God isn't going to judge him according to his own standards or according to standards of the culture and God's not going to judge him according to other people's standard. No, God is going to judge him according to God's perfect standard.So Luther, for years he wrestled with the fact. He's like, "How can I satisfy the law? I can't." And this is what he writes and put together a study guide that you can get online on the blog or it's in the newsletter in which there's a quote from his commentary. And he says that he hated this verse above any verse because he believed that the righteousness that God was talking about here is the righteousness that God demands from people for them to be saved and that's what the Catholic church taught. That's why in many parts of the world, that's what the Catholic still believes. And this is the difference between Christianity and every other religion, every single other religions workspace salvation's what you do to be made right before God.And then Martin Luther dawned on him as he kept studying this he read Augustine and he realized that the righteousness here is not the righteousness that God demands from people, it's the righteousness that God provides for people. It's the righteousness of Jesus Christ. And that's why Luther, when it finally dawned on him when he was awakened and saved, he realized it's an alien righteousness, not his righteousness, That we are saved by grace through faith because of the perfect righteous record of Jesus Christ. And that's why he says that this is from faith for faith. The more you exercise your faith, the stronger it gets but it begins with believing in the gospel of Jesus Christ. The righteous status for this righteousness is not just acquittal from guilt but it's also the fact that the one acquitted is also regarded as being in full conformity to the moral law.So God doesn't just say not guilty, he also says holy. And that's what justification is, by grace through faith, yes, you're not guilty but God views you as righteous, views you as holy. That's the beauty of the gospel we're given in alien righteousness and this is all throughout the scriptures. I'll just give you a few here. Galatians 2:21, I do not nullify the grace of God for if righteousness were through the law, then Christ died for no purpose. So you can't fulfill the law to be pardoned by God. Romans 5:17 for if because of one man's righteousness, death reign through one man, much more will those who receive the abundance of grace and the free gift of righteousness reign in life through the one, man, Jesus Christ. Philippians 3:9, and be found in him not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law but that which comes through faith in Christ, the righteousness from God that depends on faith.Or second Corinthians 5:21, but double imputation. For our sake, he made him to be sin who knew no sin so that in him, we might become the righteousness of God. The very second you believe, this is why the gospel is so powerful. Why I'm not ashamed the gospel, it's the power of God and salvation for everyone who believes. The righteousness of God has revealed from heaven. We forget, the very second you believe God, believe the gospel, repent of sin, turn to... All of your sins, forgiven. God views you as not guilty. You are the child of God. And this is where a lot of people just stop and we're not going to do that, we preach the word. A lot of people stop here and they're like, "Now I don't need to live a righteous life, right? I got a get out of hell of free card. I don't have to do any..."No, that's not how it works. This is what Luther talked about. He's like "Simul justus et peccator" in Latin. He's like, "I'm justified, simultaneously justified," Simul justus... "I am still a sinner." And that's why Paul continues and this is point four that now that you've received the alien righteousness of Jesus Christ, now we are to grow into it. This is point four, live by faith to grow in righteousness. And this is verse 17, for in it the righteousness of God is revealed from faith for faith, as it is written, the righteous shall live by faith. The righteous shall live by faith is from Habakkuk 2:4. And that verse is quoted three times in scripture here and it's quoted in Galatians 3:11 and Hebrews 10:38. And in original context, Habakkuk the prophet is dismayed that God would allow his people to suffer at the hands of pagans.And God comes to Habakkuk and says, you got to keep trusting the promise, keeping God, because the righteous shall live by faith. What unlocks life in your life? What creates flourishing of life in your life? It's the righteous living by faith. This is what true saving faith is. It's a faith that doesn't just save you from the penalty of sin. It saves you from sin, from patterns of sin and it creates in you a desire to be more righteous, true saving faith, changes your life. You believe God, you trust in his word so much that it becomes the most important thing to you. You get to the point where you realize God's word is more important than food. Where you want to study God's word, where you know that it gives you the paths of righteousness, it also gives the power to walk in paths of righteousness because the righteous shall live by faith. So you got to do everything you possibly can to strengthen your faith.The very second you sin, you are a none believer. The reason why you sin, you just forgot to believe in that moment. In that moment, you forgot to believe how holy God is, how much God hates sin. What the penalty sin is, what God did to save you from sin. This is why the gospel is the power of God and salvation. You meditate the gospel in these moments of weaknesses and the temptation where you want to walk away from the Lord. You got to fight for faith and you do that by activating your will and saying, God, I'm going to believe and I know that you're going to bless me and I know that when I honor you, you honor me and this is what changes. So I say that to say this, If we're going to ask God for revival while we're playing around with sin, don't even ask God for revival, don't even do it because you don't believe it.You don't believe it. Do you want the power of God unleashed in this church and in this city? It's going to come with God's holy spirit leading us in ways of righteousness. And if we are playing with sin, then do we even care about things of God? That's what I'm saying. And we're thwarting the power of God. Every single revival starts with a church that loves God's holiness, loves God's word, hungers and thirsts for... Jesus when he was tempted by Satan in the wilderness, Satan comes and he's like, "Look, you have an eaten for 40 days, you're probably kind of hungry. Turn these stones into bread." And Jesus says this, "Man shall now live by bread alone but by every word that comes from the mouth of God."You know what Jesus there is saying? He's not just saying people should believe in God, people say that all the time. No, Jesus is saying to true Christians believe God, believe every word that God has spoken as R.C. Sproul put it. He said, this doesn't require a leap of faith or crucifixion of the intellect, it requires a crucifixion of pride because no one is more trustworthy than God. Matthew 5:6, blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness for they shall be satisfied. Is that you? Do you hunger and thirst for righteousness? Do you want live a life of righteous? Roman 6:13, do not present your members to sin as instruments for unrighteousness but present yourselves to God as those who have been brought from death to life and your members to God as instruments for righteousness.Matthew 6:33, but seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness and all these things shall be added to you. And Hebrews 10:38 and this is important because this is the other time Habakkuk it's quoted, But my righteous one should live by faith if he shrinks back my soul has no pleasure. God is saying, if I've given you the righteousness of Jesus Christ, I've imputed it to you and if you shrink back, God has no pleasure in that. And if God has no pleasure in that, God is not going to release the power of the holy spirit through you. He's going to release his discipline and that's Hebrews 12. I say all this because I love you, I want the best thing for you and I want this church to grow and I want the gospel to be proclaimed in power.So final, quick encapsulation of the gospel and you're like, "Can I get a cheat sheet verse for the gospel?" I'll give you a verse, John 3:16. You know that one? For God so loved the world that he gave his only son that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. For God, he's the greatest lover. So loved, that's the degree. The world, that's the greatest company of people. That he gave, that's the greatest sacrificial act. His only begotten son, the greatest gift. That whosoever, the greatest opportunity. Believeth, the greatest simplicity. In him, the greatest attraction. Should not perish, the greatest promise. But the greatest difference, have the greatest certainty, ever lasting life, the greatest possession. If you're not a Christian today, obey God, believe God, believe in the gospel and Christians do so as well.And I pray that we become a people who are not ashamed of the gospel. Just to everybody, preach the gospel to everybody. Everybody, even the mayor. Preach the gospel, just everybody. Why? Because Romans 1:16 and 17, I'm not ashamed of the gospel for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believe, to the Jew first and also to the Greek for in it the righteousness of God is revealed from faith. For faith, as it is written, the righteous shall live by faith.Let us pray. Heavenly father, we are so thankful for the gospel. The tremendous news that because of your great love for us, though we were sinners, you sent your son, Jesus Christ. Lord Jesus, you are our Lord and I pray that you make us a people that follow you, that walk in steps of righteousness. Make us a people that are righteous because of Christ and pursue righteousness by living lives of faith. And we do pray for revival in this church. We pray for revival amongst the members. We pray for revival for Eddie and everyone who listens. And we pray for revival in this church. We pray for conversions. We pray for people to be regenerated. We pray for eternities to be transformed and we do all this to give you all of the glory and as we receive joy, we pray all this in Christ's name. Amen.

Today's Verse ➤ Proverbs 14:1515 The simple believeth every word: but the prudent man looketh well to his going.--------------------------Proverbs 14:15 | Daily Manna | 19 February 2022--------------------------

Recorded Feb 11 1990

Dr. McIntire preaches on John 12-42-45.

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