Podcasts about passage john

Following his sermon in the series through the book of John, Here is Your King, Tyler talks with Raphael about points he would have pressed harder if he had the time, making some important distinctions between Jesus and his followers, John's use of "light," and how we should understand rejection of Jesus, election, and predestination. Passage: John 1:6-18 If you have any questions about the sermon, fill out the form on the Church Center App.

Passage: John 3:18-21Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passage: John 3:16-17Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passion: John 18-21 - Mary and Her LordPassage: John 20v11-18Speaker: Kieran Sprouse

Following his sermon in the new series through the book of John, Here is Your King, Tyler Henry and Les Clemens explore the profound themes found in John 1, discussing the significance of the Word, the nature of Jesus as both God and man, and the complexities of the Trinity. They address common misconceptions, particularly from groups like Jehovah's Witnesses, and emphasize the importance of community in spiritual growth. The discussion highlights the unchanging nature of Christ and encourages listeners to engage in theological exploration together. Passage: John 1:1-2 If you have any questions about the sermon, fill out the form on the Church Center App.

Passion - Christ's Passion narrative according to the gospel of JohnSpeaker: Will CliftonPassage: John 20:1-10

In this powerful message from John 18:1–11, Pastor Steve Henry walks us through Jesus' betrayal in the Garden of Gethsemane and reveals how we can respond when betrayal comes into our own lives. Before the cross, Jesus modeled three key principles:   1. Worship — keeping our eyes fixed on God   2. Stay humble — trusting God's higher purposes   3. Face your challenge with faith — surrendering to God's will   Betrayal is painful, but in the hands of God, it becomes an opportunity to reflect Christ.  

Passage: John 3:9-15Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passion: John 18-21 - Burial in a Borrowed TombPassage: John 19v31-42Speaker: Paul Shepherd

Following his sermon in the new series through the book of John, Here is Your King, Tyler talks with Raphael about points he would have pressed harder if he had the time, the beginning of excavation at the city of Colossae, the covenant name of God, and the apparent missing details of Jesus' life. Passage: John 20:31 If you have any questions about the sermon, fill out the form on the Church Center App.

Passage: John 3:1-8Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passion: John 18-21 - It is Finished! Our Debt in FullPassage: John 19v17-30Speaker: Pastor Ashley Gardner

Passage: John 2:23-25 Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passion: John 18-21 - Behold the Man: The Suffering KingPassage: John 19v1-16Speaker: Ebenezer Foster-Nyarko

Join us today as we delve into John 4 and answer the question: Are we drinking salt water or living water? Passage: John 4:1-18

Passion: John 18-21 - The Trial before Pilate: Truth on TrialPassage: John 18v28-40Speaker: Pastor Ashley Gardner

Passion: John 18-21 - Peters Denial and Jesus on TrialPassage: John 18v12-27Speaker: Pastor Ashley Gardner

Passage: John 11:1–27Where is God when life feels like a pressure cooker? When the world is filled with chaos, anger, confusion, and pain—it's natural to ask, “Lord, where are You?” In John 11, we find that even those closest to Jesus wrestled with His timing. Mary and Martha called for Jesus, but He delayed. Lazarus died. Yet in the waiting, God was working.This story shows us that God's delays are not denials. His love isn't always measured by immediate action, but by the deeper deliverance He is bringing for His glory and our good. Jesus reveals Himself not just as a miracle worker, but as the Resurrection and the Life—the One who offers unshakable hope in the face of death itself.In this message we'll see:-Why God's delay precedes His deliverance.-How His love can't be judged by present circumstances.-Why saving faith endures when Jesus seems “late.”-How to trust God in the mystery of unanswered prayers.-The hope of resurrection life—both now and forever.Ultimately, our role is obedience; the outcome belongs to Him. And just as Lazarus was raised, everything Jesus did for him, He will one day do for all who believe.

Passion: Betrayed and ArrestedPassage: John 18v1-11Speaker: Pastor Ashley Gardner

PASSAGE: John 10:11 OUTLINE: 1. The Shepherd's Good Qualities 2. The Shepherd's Good Work The post Shepherds & Deacons | The Good Shepherd first appeared on Redeemer Bible Church.

Passage: John 18:28-37 Date: 7 September 2025 Speaker: Christoph Ebbinghaus Summary: Exploring the ninth commandment, we learn that honesty isn’t just a rule to follow but a fundamental aspect of healthy relationships and society. Lying often stems from our fear of being seen as we truly are, yet embracing truth can lead to freedom and trust. As we reflect on God’s grace, we're reminded that living in the light transforms us into authentic people who reflect His character. Links: Church Website Watch on YouTube Contact Us

In this episode of the Jesus Everyday Podcast, Andrew, Ethan, and Josh dive deep into John 5:30–47, where Jesus wraps up His defense to the religious leaders—one that reads like a courtroom scene. The claims are bold: Jesus is equal to the Father, has authority to judge, and receives witnesses from John the Baptist, His miracles, the Father, and the Scriptures themselves.And yet… the leaders refuse to believe. Why?

Passage: John 2:13-22Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passage: John 2:1-12Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passage: John 1:43-51 Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passage: John 5:1-9a

Passage: John 1:35-42Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passage: John 1:29-34 Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passage: John 1:19-28Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passage: John 1:14-18Speaker: Stephen Chen

“Playfulness of God!” Together, we'll explore the joy, imagination, and delight woven into our faith—seeing God as a God who plays, learning from children's trust, and celebrating friendship and worship with laughter and joy. Come and experience the wonder of a faith that is alive and full of play! This week, we encounter to joyh and celebration and fun of God. Part of Jesus' life together with his friends involved merriment and cheer. When was the last time you laughed with a friend? Passage: John 2:1-12; John 15:15 We have three worship opportunities for you to experience: 9:00 a.m. - Sanctuary Service 9:30 a.m. - Online Service 10:30 a.m. - Chapel Service  Please consider joining us for one of these services.  To view past worship services along with other digital content, go to our Youtube Channel @PointLomaChurchOnline.  To get involved in what God is doing within our community, please visit our website at www.pointlomachurch.org. For event happenings: http://pointlomachurch.org/connect/events/ To register for any event: http://pointlomachurch.org/register If you would like to give to the ministry: http://pointlomachurch.org/give/ or through our Venmo account: @Point-Loma-Church

Passage: John 3:16-21 Speaker: Joel Chia Series: Jesus: a sceptic's guide

Passage: John 11:31-46 Speaker: Andrew Sach Series: Jesus: a sceptic's guide Video: https://youtu.be/EwSpPnm_vhI

What makes a life truly memorable in the eyes of God?In John 12, as Jesus approaches the cross, we encounter a remarkable act of worship from Mary of Bethany—an act so precious that Jesus declares it must be remembered wherever the gospel is preached. In this message, we examine Mary's legacy and learn what God honors in a life fully surrendered to Him.From Mary's sacrificial gift to her quiet humility and profound spiritual insight, we are reminded that it's not fame, wealth, or achievement that leaves an eternal impact—but a heart that deeply loves and honors Christ.Passage: John 12:1–11Key Points:1. Mary's Sacrifice 2. Mary's Humility 3. Mary's Insight 4. Mary's LoveThis message calls us to lay our lives at the feet of Jesus—whether through giving, serving, learning, or loving. In doing so, we find the path to a life that heaven remembers.

Passage: John 1:6-13Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passage: John 3:16-21 Speaker: Andrew Latimer Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN8bnp9PS-U

Jesus sacrificed His life for the very people who spit in his face - even those who were his closest friends who vowed to stick with Him even unto death. Kings normally ask others to sacrifice their lives for them, but Jesus sacrificed His life for others. Passage: John 10:1-18 Speaker: David Wyman

Passage: John 1:3-5Speaker: Stephen Chen

Jesus sacrificed His life for the very people who spat in his face - even those who were his closest friends who vowed to stick with Him even unto death. Kings normally ask others to sacrifice their lives for them, but Jesus sacrificed His life for others. Passage: John 10:1-18 Speaker: Bob Kadlecik

Jesus sacrificed His life for the very people who spit in his face - even those who were his closest friends who vowed to stick with Him even unto death. Kings normally ask others to sacrifice their lives for them, but Jesus sacrificed His life for others. Passage: John 10:1-18 Speaker: Kevin Ozolins

This week we continue our new series The Fruit of the Spirit as we explore the theme of Love. In a world where love is often a token expression, what does it mean to have love as a gift of the Spirit? Passage: John 13:34–35

Passage: John 1:1-2 Speaker: Stephen Chen

Passage: John 20:1-18

Passage: John 20:1-18Speaker: Stephen Chen

Speaker: Hansoo Jin, Passage: John 21

Passage: John 19:12-42 WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: To learn more about Adelphi, visit us at: adelphibaptist.com

Throughout the Gospel of John, we see the phrase "come and see" used to invite people into a relationship with Jesus. More often than not, those who spoke these words had little knowledge of Jesus, but they knew He was worth following. You don't need all the answers to know that Jesus is good. You may feel like you don't know enough about Jesus, the Bible, or Christianity as a whole, but you can still share what you do know and invite others to experience Him too.. Passage: John 1:35-46 Speaker: David Wyman

Throughout the Gospel of John, we see the phrase "come and see" used to invite people into a relationship with Jesus. More often than not, those who spoke these words had little knowledge of Jesus, but they knew He was worth following. You don't need all the answers to know that Jesus is good. You may feel like you don't know enough about Jesus, the Bible, or Christianity as a whole, but you can still share what you do know and invite others to experience Him too.. Passage: John 1:35-46 Speaker: Bob Kadlecik

Throughout the Gospel of John, we see the phrase "come and see" used to invite people into a relationship with Jesus. More often than not, those who spoke these words had little knowledge of Jesus, but they knew He was worth following. You don't need all the answers to know that Jesus is good. You may feel like you don't know enough about Jesus, the Bible, or Christianity as a whole, but you can still share what you do know and invite others to experience Him too.. Passage: John 1:35-46 Speaker: Kevin Ozolins

Series: Come and SeeOverview: We will be unpacking John 1:35-49. To access our message notes, click here.Passage: John 1:35-49Speaker: Tim Howey (3/30/25)