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Human suffering produces many questions. Jesus takes an opportunity with a blind man to reveal something about God that was bigger than their questions. When God’s mercy touched the blind man, it produced a spirit of courage. Will God’s mercy produce the same in us? From John 9

A group of believers in Jesus are confronted with their shallow belief. For Jesus, belief is not just about agreement in concepts, but obedience to his teaching. From John 8

This message looks at the tension every follower of Jesus feels. We are saved by grace, not by works, but we are still called to walk in the good works God prepared for us. So how do we take real steps without turning discipleship into religious activity? How do we grow without making it all about ourselves? From John 15, Galatians 5, Acts 2, Colossians 2, and Ephesians 2, this message is a reminder that every step matters when every step is taking us closer to the Vine.   Did you accept Christ today? Fill out our digital connection card: https://churchontherock.net/connect-card  

What happens when the Light exposes what you’ve worked so hard to hide? In John 8, Jesus declares, “I am the Light of the World,” and shows us exactly what that means. His light exposes darkness, reveals truth, and leads people to life. Yet Jesus does not expose our sin to shame us. He reveals what is broken so His grace can heal, restore, and transform us. From John 8

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What motivates us to follow Jesus? After Jesus feeds 5,000+ people, the crowd grows because they know they can get free food for their stomach. But Jesus has better food he wants them to have for their soul. He offers it to you as well. From John 6

Breakthrough is not first an open door, a financial release, or a changed circumstance. Leon du Preez reveals that true breakthrough is Christ revealed, the Holy Spirit received, and the Word of God released through a surrendered life. From John 7 to Isaiah 59 and Ezekiel 47, this message uncovers the river of living water within the believer, the authority raised against every enemy, and the covenant power of Spirit and Word working together. You are not waiting for breakthrough to arrive. In Christ, breakthrough now flows from within.

Humans have a tendency to try and satisfy our longings with things that are unable to fill the void. In a conversation with a thirsty woman, Jesus reveals that he alone can fill the void. From John 4

From John 14:1-14, Father John Allen looks at the words of Jesus gave to his disciples right before he was betrayed. Download the service Bulletin here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XXL5JlNIBAls0AqGa9aiaVSMsr5jqcHQ/view?usp=drive_link

According to the Bible, no human being, no matter how sincere or religiously motivated, has the natural capacity to come to Christ, obey God's law, please God, or even embrace spiritual truth apart. Only a sovereign act of Almighty God can deal with this problem. From John 6:44, Pastor Tom explains this sovereign act of divine grace and compels us as believers to live in light of the gospel—knowing what we have been saved from and knowing whom we have been saved for.

From John 20:31 we see that God must reveal himself to us, and we should believe in what he reveals.

From John 10:10, Paul White preaches on true abundant life in Christ. From The Garden Church of the Midlands in Irmo, SC.

John 3:16 is likely the most well-know verse in all the Bible. But it is set inside a story when a religious leader approaches Jesus in the secrecy of night. Jesus’ words would help bring him into the light. From John 3

In this passionate and Spirit-filled message, Brother Bobby Whitehead magnifies the Word of God as the source of light, power, and truth in a dark and troubled world. From John 1:1, he reminds us that the Word was with God in the beginning and is God, revealing that Jesus Christ Himself is the living Word that brings life and salvation. Using the picture of a lighthouse on a dangerous shore, Brother Bobby explains how God's Word shines into darkness, guiding lost souls to safety. Just as a lighthouse warns and directs ships, the Bible provides direction, clarity, and hope to those searching for truth. It is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path, offering guidance for every step of life. The message emphasizes that the Word is not only light, but also power. Through scriptures like Jeremiah 23:29, the Word is described as a fire and a hammer, able to break hardened hearts and burn away sin. Before salvation, the heart can become cold and resistant, but when the Word is preached and received, it begins to soften, convict, and transform. Pride is broken, and truth takes root. Brother Bobby shares how the Word of God works deeply in the soul, often revealing things no one else knows. It challenges, corrects, and calls people to repentance. The gospel, as stated in Romans 1:16, is the power of God unto salvation. It is through hearing and receiving the Word that a person is saved and brought into new life. The sermon also highlights the truth and reliability of God's Word. It is unchanging, unfailing, and eternal. Heaven and earth may pass away, but His Word will stand forever. Every promise God has made will come to pass. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the ultimate proof that His Word is true and powerful. Brother Bobby warns that we are living in times similar to Sodom and Gomorrah, where many reject truth and choose the world instead. Yet the message of salvation still stands. Just as Noah preached for years, the call to repentance continues today, even if many ignore it. He also reminds listeners that the Word of God is our defense against the enemy. When the devil attacks the mind, it is the truth of Scripture that pushes back darkness. Just as Jesus used the Word to resist temptation, believers must rely on it daily for strength and victory. Through personal testimony, Brother Bobby shares how the Word broke through his own pride, revealing his lost condition and leading him to salvation. What once seemed distant became real when God spoke directly to his heart. That same Word is still alive and working today. At its core, this message is a call to receive and trust the Word of God. It is not just words on a page. It is living, powerful, and life-changing. It brings light to darkness, power to the powerless, and truth to a world filled with confusion. If you are searching, struggling, or unsure, the answer is found in the Word. Accept Jesus Christ, the living Word, and find life, hope, and truth that will never fail.

In this message, we are invited into one of the most personal moments of Jesus' life, when He chose a towel and a basin instead of a throne. From John 13, we see that following Jesus is not just about what we believe, but how we live. As Jesus washes the feet of His disciples, He shows us a powerful picture of humility, love, and service in action. This sermon challenges us to move beyond inspiration into obedience by knowing the example Jesus set, trusting Him even when we do not fully understand, and putting His way of life into practice at home, at work, and in our community. When we choose to serve others with humility, we begin to reflect the heart of Jesus and experience the blessing that comes from living out what we know. (04/12/2026)

From John 14:6, we see that Jesus is the only way, truth, and life through whom we gain access to the Father.

John 2 marks the beginning of Jesus' public ministry and reveals who He truly is through turning water into wine, cleansing the temple, and pointing to His resurrection. We see His power to transform, His passion for true worship, and His authority over death. It calls us to move beyond simply admiring Jesus and fully trust and follow Him, because He is still changing lives today. From John 2

Patrick Bet-David confronts Ex-CIA officer and whistleblower John Kiriakou after John called him a "hardcore Zionist."From John's bombshell prediction of the U.S. strike on Iran days before it happened, to why Obama weaponized the Espionage Act against his own intelligence officers, to the deep state cover-ups John witnessed from the inside, to his face-to-face moment with Trump at Mar-a-Lago begging for a pardon, this conversation pulls back the curtain on everything the government doesn't want you to know. Missing scientists, FISA surveillance, John Brennan's alleged soft coup, and a $780,000 pension stolen by the very people John was trying to protect, nothing is off limits.------Ⓜ️ MINNECT WITH JOHN KIRIAKOU: https://bit.ly/44EhwQL

From John 14

The question, “Who is Jesus?” is critical to get right. There are many answers to this question in the world, but John, an eyewitness, wants us to know without a doubt how to answer that. From John 1:19-42

One of the most debated passages in all of Scripture is Ezekiel’s temple vision in chapters 40–48. Is it a literal, future building? Or is something deeper going on? In this episode, George Sayour walks through the theological and biblical context of Ezekiel’s vision, showing how the New Testament helps interpret what the temple actually represents. From John 2 to Hebrews and Revelation, Scripture points us to a greater fulfillment—one that many miss when reading Ezekiel at face value. This isn’t just about prophecy… It’s about how the entire Bible fits together.

One of the most debated passages in all of Scripture is Ezekiel's temple vision in chapters 40–48. Is it a literal, future building? Or is something deeper going on? In this episode, George Sayour walks through the theological and biblical context of Ezekiel's vision, showing how the New Testament helps interpret what the temple actually represents. From John 2 to Hebrews and Revelation, Scripture points us to a greater fulfillment—one that many miss when reading Ezekiel at face value. This isn't just about prophecy… It's about how the entire Bible fits together.Watch all of our videos and subscribe to our channel for the latest content >HereHere

One of the most debated passages in all of Scripture is Ezekiel’s temple vision in chapters 40–48. Is it a literal, future building? Or is something deeper going on? In this episode, George Sayour walks through the theological and biblical context of Ezekiel’s vision, showing how the New Testament helps interpret what the temple actually represents. From John 2 to Hebrews and Revelation, Scripture points us to a greater fulfillment—one that many miss when reading Ezekiel at face value. This isn’t just about prophecy… It’s about how the entire Bible fits together.

From John 10:7-11 we find that Jesus is the good shepherd to leads us in truth.

Support My Work via Patreon at www.patreon.com/anthonystongue In this episode, we explore the side wound of Jesus Christ—one of the most overlooked but deeply meaningful wounds in Scripture and Catholic tradition. From John 19 to the mystics, the side wound reveals the open heart of God, the birth of the Church, and the place where we encounter Christ in our own wounds.What does it mean to “enter the wound”? How do figures like Thomas, Peter, and Mary Magdalene show us that transformation happens when we bring our doubt, failure, and grief to Jesus? And how does this lead us back out into the world, changed?This reflection dives into the mystical meaning of the side wound, contemplative prayer, and the rhythm of the Christian life: come close, stay, and go out.

The concept of God can be difficult to grasp. What is he like? What does he want? Many times we have wrong answers to these questions. As John begins his gospel, he immediately lets us know his big idea: Jesus is God made visible. From John 1:1-18

Send us Fan MailIf you've ever heard “They're rebuilding the Third Temple” and felt your timeline brain light up, we slow the hype down and ask a harder question: what if that excitement is pointing Christians away from the clearest New Testament teaching about the temple? We talk through why many people expected a war-making Messiah, how those expectations shaped Israel's rejection of Jesus, and why modern prophecy systems can recreate the same mistake with a different set of props. We trace the biblical argument that Jesus Christ is the true Temple and the fulfillment of the tabernacle and temple shadows. From John 2 to Paul's picture of the church as living stones, we keep coming back to the same anchor: God's dwelling with His people is centered on Christ, not on a future building. Along the way, we examine Romans 9–11, the idea of judicial blindness, and why the New Covenant replaces the Old Covenant rather than running alongside it. Then we move into two lightning-rod topics that shape Christian theology today: antichrist teaching and free will. Using 1 John, we discuss why denying Jesus's identity is not a small issue, and why dispensationalism can pressure believers to make exceptions the New Testament doesn't make. Using John 1 and Ephesians 2, we unpack total depravity, regeneration, and the baptism of the Holy Spirit, arguing that salvation is God's work from start to finish. If this stirred questions, share the episode, subscribe, and leave a review, then tell us what verse you think is most misunderstood here.Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Easter 2026 from The Garden in Irmo, SC. From John 20, Paul White looks at the darkness of Passion weekend and that even before the sun was up, the tomb was empty.

From John 13–16 where Jesus, on the night before His arrest, promises the Holy Spirit—the Helper—who will testify of Christ, teach the disciples, bring Scripture and Jesus' words to remembrance, and empower believers to witness despite a hostile world. The episode contrasts God's love for His people with the world's hatred, highlights the Spirit's role in convicting and converting sinners, and calls Christians to faithfully proclaim Jesus as the Father's testimony.

From John 20

Easter is not only a time to reflect on what happened to Jesus, but what can happen to you. This Easter 2026, Pastor Greg Laurie shares a message for anyone who has failed, fallen, or feels like they've gone too far. From John 21, we look at Simon Peter, who denied Jesus, yet was personally restored by Him. — Become a Harvest Partner today and join us in knowing God and making Him known through media and large-scale evangelism, our mission of over 30 years. Explore more resources from Pastor Greg Laurie, including daily devotionals and blogs, designed to answer your spiritual questions and equip you to walk closely with Christ.Support the show: https://bit.ly/anbsupportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Easter is not only a time to reflect on what happened to Jesus, but what can happen to you. This Easter 2026, Pastor Greg Laurie shares a message for anyone who has failed, fallen, or feels like they've gone too far. From John 21, we look at Simon Peter, who denied Jesus, yet was personally restored by Him. — Become a Harvest Partner today and join us in knowing God and making Him known through media and large-scale evangelism, our mission of over 30 years. Explore more resources from Pastor Greg Laurie, including daily devotionals and blogs, designed to answer your spiritual questions and equip you to walk closely with Christ.Support the show: https://bit.ly/anbsupportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From John 10:11, this message reveals Jesus as the Good Shepherd who willingly laid down His life for His sheep—demonstrating the depth of His love, the cost of our redemption, and the sacrifice that brings us into safety and relationship with Him. The post The Good Shepherd appeared first on Preachers Corner.

From John 6:35, 47-51, we look at four words: Bread, Hunger, Forever, and Flesh.

Send us Fan MailDarkness doesn't always look like disaster. Sometimes it looks like a normal life you've carefully built while staying separated from God. From John 12:44–50, we follow the moment where Jesus “cried” out loudly and publicly, making a claim that still confronts every listener: to believe in Him is to believe in the Father, and to see Him is to see what God is truly like.We walk through Jesus as the light of the world and why that language only makes sense if spiritual darkness is real. We talk about what it means to “abide” in darkness: not a passing feeling, but a place where people build a home, a purpose, and a set of pursuits. If we won't love God, we will still love something. If we won't believe God, we will still believe something. That's how entire cultures and personal habits can form around substitutes that cannot heal guilt, fear, numbness, or the slow slide into apathy.Then we sit with a line many people miss: Jesus says He does not come to judge, but to save. We hold that mercy alongside the warning that His words will judge in the last day, because God's commandment is life everlasting. The invitation is simple and direct: turn your faith away from the darkness and toward Christ, speak to Him, and ask Him to save you and make you new.If this stirred something in you, listen all the way through, share it with someone who needs hope, and subscribe so you don't miss what's next. What part of Jesus being “light into the world” do you need most right now?(Recorded live on December 14, 2026 at Grace Baptist Tabernacle, King, NC) Support the showNEW BOOK! I'm pleased to say that we have completed a new book that has been years in the making. The Ten Shirot: Songs of Redemption looks at ten songs that were sung through pivotal times in Scripture. It's an examination of the redemption of Jesus, of worship, and of Scripture in a way that we believe you probably haven't seen before. Check it out at https://a.co/d/0a4KIooL .The Redeeming Love Bible Broadcast is a ministry of Grace Baptist Tabernacle. We're located at 121 Arborside Lane in King, NC and we can be reached at welcome@gracebaptisttabernacle.org. Please continue to share these episodes, and please consider coming to visit our church. We are excited and expectant for you to come!

From John 3:16-19, we see the next step in sharing the gospel, focusing on the keywords loved, believe, perish, gave, condemn, and darkness.

From John 13:31-35

From John 13:18-30

Jesus says the world will know we are his followers by the way we love one another. How are we doing with that? What will it take to make a positive impression on our non-Christian friends? Fortunately, we have some guidance. From John 13 & Romans 12

What do you need most in a crisis? In this third message in The Last Words of Jesus series, pastor Jeremy Writebol addresses Jesus' third statement from the cross. From John 19:25–27, pastor Jeremy Writebol unpacks what Jesus says to his mother and a close disciple and how that impacts our lives today.

Have you ever believed in God but struggled to actually experience Him? In this message, Jeff Brodie explores the Holy Spirit as breath—invisible, essential, and life-giving. From John 3 and Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus, we discover that the Holy Spirit isn't a force to find, but a relationship to foster—one that brings new life, restores hope, and makes God personal in everyday moments. This is Week 1 of the Closer Than You Think series: How to Experience God (The Holy Spirit as Breath).

Have you ever believed in God but struggled to actually experience Him? In this message, Jeff Brodie explores the Holy Spirit as breath—invisible, essential, and life-giving. From John 3 and Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus, we discover that the Holy Spirit isn't a force to find, but a relationship to foster—one that brings new life, restores hope, and makes God personal in everyday moments. This is Week 1 of the Closer Than You Think series: How to Experience God (The Holy Spirit as Breath).

From John 13:6-11

Monday February 23, 2026I Week of LentToday's readings remind us that God's purposes often begin in obscurity, tension, and testing.In Genesis 37:1–11, Joseph receives dreams of future exaltation—but those dreams stir jealousy and division within his own family. What God reveals in promise does not always unfold in peace. Sometimes destiny is planted in dysfunction, and faith must hold steady while the story develops.In 1 Corinthians 1:1–19, Paul confronts a divided church tempted to rally around personalities and human wisdom. He redirects them to the cross—the true center of unity and power. The message of Christ crucified may seem foolish to the world, but it is the very wisdom and power of God.And in Mark 1:1–13, the Gospel opens with urgency: “The beginning of the good news of Jesus Christ.” From John's call to repentance, to Jesus' baptism and the Father's affirmation, to the Spirit leading Him into the wilderness—God's redemptive plan moves forward with purpose. Before public ministry comes testing; before glory comes obedience.This episode invites us to trust God's dreams even when misunderstood, to center our lives on the cross rather than personalities, and to embrace both affirmation and wilderness as part of God's unfolding work.

From John 13:1-5

Are you constantly seeking satisfaction but never finding it? This powerful message explores why we feel empty even after achieving our goals and how Jesus offers the only true fulfillment. From John 6:25–35, see what Jesus meant when he said, “I am the Bread of Life,” and consider what that claim means for your restless pursuit of more and for finding lasting satisfaction.

Are you constantly seeking satisfaction but never finding it? This powerful message explores why we feel empty even after achieving our goals and how Jesus offers the only true fulfillment. From John 6:25–35, see what Jesus meant when he said, “I am the Bread of Life,” and consider what that claim means for your restless pursuit of more and for finding lasting satisfaction.

In this episode of The Leader's Notebook (Ep. 296), I invite you into one of the most powerful yet often overlooked truths in Scripture—what God is really like. From John 1:16–18, we see that Jesus is the full revelation of the Father, and what He reveals is not distance, anger, or reluctance, but grace upon grace. Moses brought the law, but Jesus came to show us the generous, giving, sacrificial heart of God. The Word became flesh so we could see clearly that God's nature is grace multiplied by grace. This message calls us beyond theoretical faith into a life shaped by generosity, forgiveness, and joyful surrender. Grace is not merely something we receive; it is the very life of God expressed through us. When we understand how completely we are forgiven, loved, and welcomed, we are freed to live boldly, give freely, and follow Christ wherever obedience leads. That is the adventure of real Christianity—and it begins with knowing the Father as He truly is. – Dr. Mark Rutland Chapters (00:00:03) - The Leaders Notebook(00:00:28) - John 1:8-9(00:04:38) - What is at the Heart of Christianity?(00:12:03) - Living a Life of Grace(00:17:02) - The Joy of Generosity(00:20:31) - Tithing(00:23:47) - God's Grace and Truth(00:28:54) - Adventures in the Life of Grace(00:32:29) - The Real Adventure of Love and Mercy(00:35:18) - The Leader's Notebook

This is an introduction to the Gospel of John, Part 1 of 8: Of all the books in the New Testament, the Gospel of John sits unto itself. There is nothing else quite like it in the Christian Scriptures. Its most unique feature is its focus. From John 6:29: “This is the only work God wants from you: Believe in the one he has sent.” AndvJohn 20:31: This book was written “so that you may continue to believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God.” More than any other author in all the canon, John writes to induce belief in the reader; he invites the reader to put his or her faith in Jesus - in the One.