Podcasts about john 8:1-11

Sermon recording from Sunday, February 25th, 2024.A study of John 8:1-11.Thesis: Allow the knowledge of, “Neither do I condemn you, go and sin no more,” to humble you,  to free you and to transform your life. 

Jesus teaches us about forgiveness by the way he treated the woman who was caught in adultery.

This is the sermon preached on 11th June at MH Congregational Church by Rev Stephen Haward MA.Theme: Understanding and JoyBible Readings: Nehemiah 8:1-3 and 9-12, John 8:1-11

Mercy Triumphs, by Collette Pekar

(April 3, 2022) Father Samuel Dubois, Parochial Vicar of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, invites us today to be more open and introspect of our own  sins and mistakes. He also asks us to be to be more merciful and Christ-like to others.  Emphasizing the today's Gospel message from  John 8: 1-11, Father Dubois says that focusing on the mistakes of others, "no one has to look at their own." We, therefore, need to focus "on the things that matter."

Sunday Morning 10/3/2021

Immanuel United Church of Christ - Shillington PA Sunday September 6th, 2020 Rev. Megan Huesgen

From the series John: That You May Believe. The Wisdom of Jesus is based on John 8:1-11 was presented by Jake Box on July 26, 2015

Lakeway Baptist Church

Ashamed, guilty, unloved, worthless - Jesus stooped down to this woman to begin communicating what he could bring into her life.

God's Word provides both guidance and commandments. Those commandments and laws are there to protect us. If we are honest, none of us have followed these laws perfectly. All of us have fallen short. It is only through God's grace that we can be free from our sin. In the end, the grace and the love of God frees us and inspires us to live for Him. When we love God, we will want to please Him. This is the priority that drives our lives. It is also our responsibility as committed followers of Jesus to share the grace of Jesus with those around us that have not come to know Him. Instead of judging them, we need to model Jesus' grace to them.

Third in the series - If We Are the Body - Then We Engage, Not Abandon