Podcasts about book of john

This is the weekly message from Thrive Church Online with special guest Michael Honeycutt.

John 7:53-8:11

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Jesus declares, “I am the light of the world,” offering clarity, truth, and life to those who follow Him. While the Pharisees challenge His authority, Jesus reveals that their issue is not a lack of evidence but spiritual blindness. He warns that rejecting Him leads to dying in sin, yet points forward to the cross as the ultimate revelation of His identity. This passage highlights the dividing line of belief—some reject the light, while others step into it. Those who follow Jesus move from darkness into life and find hope through faith in Him.

Jesus declares, “I am the light of the world,” offering clarity, truth, and life to those who follow Him. While the Pharisees challenge His authority, Jesus reveals that their issue is not a lack of evidence but spiritual blindness. He warns that rejecting Him leads to dying in sin, Yet points forward to the cross as the ultimate revelation of His identity. This passage highlights the dividing line of belief—some reject the light, while others step into it. Those who follow Jesus move from darkness into life and find hope through faith in Him.

This is the weekly message from Thrive Church Online with Pastor Adam.

John 7:37-52

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Study in the Book of John, Chapter 8 Don Haynes Download Join us for a study through the Gospel of John as we continue with Chapter 8. In this chapter, Christ's teaching at the temple is interrupted by the Pharisees and the woman caught in adultery. Following this encounter, Jesus declares Himself to be the Light of the World and teaches the Jews concerning His identity and mission. Although many initially profess belief in Him, their pride in their ancestry and confidence in their own understanding of Scripture ultimately prevent them from accepting Jesus as the Son of God.

A woman caught in adultery is brought before Jesus, exposing not only her sin but the hypocrisy of her accusers. Jesus confronts both sin and self-righteousness with a single challenge: “Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.” As the crowd disperses, Jesus offers grace without dismissing truth, telling her to leave her life of sin. This encounter reveals the heart of Christ—He does not condemn, but He calls people into transformation. The passage invites us to release judgment, receive mercy, and walk in a new way of life.

A woman caught in adultery is brought before Jesus, exposing not only her sin but the hypocrisy of her accusers. Jesus confronts both sin and self-righteousness with a single challenge: “Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.” As the crowd disperses, Jesus offers grace without dismissing truth, telling her to leave her life of sin. This encounter reveals the heart of Christ—He does not condemn, but He calls people into transformation. The passage invites us to release judgment, receive mercy, and walk in a new way of life.

This is the weekly message from Thrive Church Online with Pastor Adam.

Go to sermon webpage: THE WAY TO THE CROSS

Jesus reveals Himself as the source of living water, inviting all who are spiritually thirsty to come and believe. Though misunderstood—even by His own brothers—He operates on the Father's timing, not human expectations. At the Feast of Tabernacles, His bold invitation points to the coming of the Holy Spirit, offering inner transformation and lasting life. The crowd is divided: some believe, others resist. This passage calls each person to move beyond assumptions and respond to Jesus in faith, receiving the life that truly satisfies.

Jesus reveals Himself as the source of living water, inviting all who are spiritually thirsty to come and believe. Though misunderstood—even by His own brothers—He operates on the Father's timing, not human expectations. At the Feast of Tabernacles, His bold invitation points to the coming of the Holy Spirit, offering inner transformation and lasting life. The crowd is divided: some believe, others resist. This passage calls each person to move beyond assumptions and respond to Jesus in faith, receiving the life that truly satisfies.

This is the weekly message from Pastor Adam of Thrive Church.

John 7:1-24

Go to sermon webpage: TENENT: PERSONAL PRAYER

The Carney Cartel is at it again. We discuss the latest moves that the mayor is making to punish homeless people in Wilmington, and the broader issue of people in Delaware sticking around much longer than they need to be.Show Notes:Mayor Carney to shut down Wilmington homeless encampment

In today's HMS fellowship Luncheon, Donnie speaks through John chapter 4 where Jesus talks to a woman at the well, revealing he is the true awaited Messiah.  Take a listen and enjoy!

John 6:60-71

Go to sermon webpage: IN AWE OF CHRIST ALONE

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Go to sermon webpage: GOD SEES & SAVES

Join us for a study through the Gospel of the Apostle John, continuing with John 7. About six months after the Bread of Life discourse in chapter 6, Jesus leaves Galilee and quietly enters Jerusalem during the Feast of Tabernacles. Soon, we find Him teaching boldly in the temple, even while the Jewish leaders seek to kill Him. Some believe, some doubt, and the Jewish leaders cannot find a way to arrest Him.A

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John 6:1-15

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John 5:30-47

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Go to sermon webpage: TESTIFY!

You can be close to Jesus… and still not know Him. You can believe in Jesus… and still be struggling with sin.This Sunday (Palm Sunday), Pastor Doug will be teaching as we walk through John 8:31–44, where Jesus draws a line between real faith and false faith, and it's not what most people think.This message might challenge what you've always assumed about faith, freedom, and what it really means to follow Him.

What do you do when you've blown it so badly you don't think you can come back?This story walks through two men who failed Jesus in massive ways, Judas and Peter, and asks a question most of us avoid. What happens after the moment you cross the line? Both looked strong on the outside. Both crashed in the dark. One tried to fix it alone and lost everything. The other ran back to Jesus. Failure isn't the end. It's the fork in the road. One path is shame, hiding, and self-destruction. The other is honest repentance and a return to Jesus. Peter's story shows that even after denial, there's restoration, purpose, and a future. Not because he was strong, but because he went back to the only One who could fix what he couldn't.

What if eternal life isn't about heaven later, but knowing God right now?This message walks through Jesus' final prayer in John 17, where He pulls back the curtain and lets us hear His heart. On the night before His death, Jesus isn't focused on Himself. He's praying for His friends and for you. He shows that real life isn't religion or information, but a relationship. To know God personally, to trust Him fully, and to see Jesus as the clearest picture of who God really is.Everything shifts here. Jesus reveals that He has been fighting for you long before you ever thought about Him. Even in pain, confusion, and failure, God has been keeping you. Not removing you from hardship, but protecting your soul through it. The invitation is simple but costly. Stop holding back. Receive what Jesus says is true. Trust Him. Step into a life where you are known, kept, and deeply love

What if the voice you have been looking for has been speaking all along but your life is too loud to hear it?In John 16, Jesus sits with his closest friends hours before the cross and tells them something shocking. It is actually better for them if He leaves. Why? Because God would send the Holy Spirit to live inside them. Not beside them. Inside them. The Helper who convicts, guides, comforts, and strengthens when life gets heavy. In a noisy world full of pressure, distraction, and confusion, many of us want God's direction but ignore the conviction that comes first.  The Holy Spirit does not shout over the chaos. He nudges. He exposes the baggage holding us back and leads us toward the life God designed. Conviction is not shame. It is an invitation to drop what is weighing you down so you can move forward. When we slow down and listen, we discover we are not alone, we are stronger than we think, and God is still guiding every step.

What if the peace you're searching for isn't found in fixing your life but in trusting one person?In John 14, Jesus sits with his closest friends hours before his arrest. The room is tense. Fear is rising. Their world is about to collapse. And Jesus says something shocking. Do not let your hearts be troubled. Trust God. Trust me. In a world filled with anxiety, confusion, and pressure to earn approval, Jesus claims something bold. He is the way, the truth, and the life. Not one option among many. The only path to real peace and connection with God. But this story is not about religion or rule keeping. It is about relationship. Jesus reveals that God is not a distant judge but a Father who wants you close. Through the cross, Jesus makes a way for broken people to come home. The invitation is open to everyone. The same door. The same grace. When you finally trust what Jesus has done for you, the troubled heart begins to find peace.