Podcasts about scripture reference john

Scripture Reference: John 16:7-15 and 2 Timothy 3Give Me a Sign Series Wk 2We all want to hear from God, but how? What should we be looking for? Give us a sign! We need to learn His language and grow familiar with His voice. --------------------------Connect Card - cc.AshleyRidgeChurch.orgGiving - give.ashleyridgechurch.org

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 Scripture Reference: John 15:1-17

Scripture Reference: John 1:1-14 and 14:19-21Give Me a Sign Series Wk 1If you want to hear from God, start with Jesus. We all want to hear from God, but how? What should we be looking for? Give us a sign!--------------------------Connect Card - cc.AshleyRidgeChurch.orgGiving - give.ashleyridgechurch.org

Scripture Reference: John 6:22-37, 53-54 After Jesus miraculously feeds over 5,000 people, a large number of people start gaining interest in and following this Jewish Rabbi. In Jesus discourse that follows, he reveals all the ways that we look for life apart from Jesus, and then calls all to feed on and find life in Him. Do we want the food that will never perish? Sermon Points: Laboring for perishing food (vv. 22-27) Feasting on imperishable food (vv. 28-37, 53-54)

Author: Aaron Johnson, Scripture Reference: John 7:14-24, Series: The Gospel of John

Scripture Reference: John 14:1-11 Sermon Points: The Destination The Way The Assurance

Scripture Reference: John 11:1-6, 17-44 In John 11, When death overcomes one of Jesus good friends, the One who proclaims Himself to be the Resurrection and the Life shines forth. Against the backdrop of death, Jesus, in His Words and Actions, display the character of God and calls all to trust Him as Resurrection and Life. He is comfort in pain and death and He is the master of bringing life out of death. Sermon Points: Jesus Waits (vv. 1-6) Jesus Weeps (vv.33-35) Jesus Rages (vs. 33, 38) Jesus Wins (vv. 25-26, 29-44)

Scripture Reference: John 4:46-54 || Dr. Jerry Henry

Scripture Reference: John 10:7-18 Sermon Points: The Care of the Sheep The Character of the Shepherd The Calling of the Church

Scripture Reference: John 2:1-11 || Dr. Jerry Henry

Scripture Reference: John 21:18-22Join us in-person on Sunday mornings at 10:30am, Sunday evenings at 6pm, and Wednesday evenings at 6pm. Learn more about our church at www.graceonmain.com and find links to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Spotify and to give to Grace Bible Church. SUBSCRIBE to our channel to easily stream every service!

Scripture Reference: John 8:12-13, 28-38 Jesus makes one of his seven I am statements when he refers to himself as the light of the world. Light dispels darkness, light reveals the truth about things that otherwise would never be seen if they remained in darkness. Jesus as light reveals the uncomfortable truth about humanity, the truth about God, and the transformation that He brings in the lives of his followers. Do you want to live in truth? Come to the light?

Author: Aaron Johnson, Scripture Reference: John 7:1-13, Series: The Gospel of John

Scripture Reference - John 21:15-17Join us in-person on Sunday mornings at 10:30am, Sunday evenings at 6pm, and Wednesday evenings at 6pm. Learn more about our church at www.graceonmain.com and find links to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Spotify and to give to Grace Bible Church. SUBSCRIBE to our channel to easily stream every service!

Scripture Reference: John 21:1-19Join us in-person on Sunday mornings at 10:30am, Sunday evenings at 6pm, and Wednesday evenings at 6pm. Learn more about our church at www.graceonmain.com and find links to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Spotify and to give to Grace Bible Church. SUBSCRIBE to our channel to easily stream every service!

Author: Aaron Johnson, Scripture Reference: John 6:60-71, Series: The Gospel of John

Life has a way of bringing us face-to-face with moments we never saw coming. In this special episode, Sarah shares an intimate update on her recent neck injury, the journey of healing, and what God has been teaching her in the middle of uncertainty. he reminds us that gratitude and grief can coexist, pain doesn't have to silence our praise, and even in seasons we would rather not walk through, God has not abandoned us. If you've been carrying disappointment, navigating unexpected challenges, or wondering where God is in the middle of it all, this conversation is for you. Help is on the way. And sometimes, the reminder you need is that God is still writing your story. Scripture Reference: John 14:25-26 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Scripture Reference: John 13:34-35Redefining MessiahFirst-century Israel expected a king who would overthrow Rome. Jesus offered a kingdom far bigger—and he had to redefine “Messiah” before they could see it.--------------------------Connect Card - cc.AshleyRidgeChurch.orgGiving - give.ashleyridgechurch.org

Scripture Reference: John 14:16-17, Acts 2:2-13I Wish You Knew Series Wk 4The Power and Presence of God is in you! God has empowered us with His Spirit, so why are we walking through life, thinking that He isn't there?--------------------------Connect Card - cc.AshleyRidgeChurch.orgGiving - give.ashleyridgechurch.org

Author: Parker Landis, Scripture Reference: John 6:47-71, Series: The Gospel of John

Are you fighting a war you can't see? As Jesus closes His high priestly prayer in John 17:9-26, He isn't just preparing the eleven disciples for the darkest night of their lives—He's preparing us for eternity. Think about this: 2,000 years ago, the King of Kings had you in mind. He was interceding for you then, and the amazing thing is, He's still at the right hand of the Father interceding for you right now. In this message, we tackle hard questions about spiritual survival: What are you actually being protected from? We often blame Satan for a dead car battery or a printer that won't work (though let's be honest, the printer never works). But is that really the "evil one" Jesus is talking about? Are you living in a "spiritual cave"? It's tempting to want to hide from the world—no internet, no news, no neighbors—to stay holy. But Jesus didn't pray to take you out of the world. He sent you into it. Is your religion just "lukewarm"? C.S. Lewis once wrote that a "moderated religion" is as good for the enemy as no religion at all. Are you just doing enough to appease your conscience, or is your faith impacting your lifestyle? Why are "people" the greatest test of your faith? It's easy to walk with Jesus until you have to deal with the person texting at the stop sign or the neighbor who drives you crazy. But did you know that community—the very thing that frustrates us—is what God uses to sanctify us? "If God has given us breath, He has given us a purpose." If you still have breath in your lungs today, you have a reason to serve Him. Join us as we look at what it means to be protected by the name of the Holy Father and how walking in His truth leads us to a joy that is truly complete. Scripture Reference: John 17:9-26 Theme: Protection, Oneness, and Purpose. Connect With Us: FaithBridgeNH.org/discover If this message spoke to you, let us know. How are you serving God's purpose in your "grocery store and grass-cutting" everyday life? #John17 #HighPriestlyPrayer #ProtectedByGod #ChristianLiving #GospelOfJohn

Scripture Reference: John 10:1-11 Sermon Points: We Are Sheep Jesus Is the Door

Scripture Reference: John 4:1-42Starve the Algorithm, Feed Your Soul Series Wk 3You need to feed your nephesh. Teenagers are confiding in chatbots. College students use AI to write their papers. Many of us trust our phones more than our faith. Some of us are worried our jobs could be replaced by a machine. We're exhausted by the endless inputs into our brains. How do we know what's true, and who or what is shaping your life and your faith? It's time to talk about living with authenticity and faithfulness in an increasingly fake and postured world. It's time to starve the algorithm and feed your soul.--------------------------Connect Card - cc.AshleyRidgeChurch.orgGiving - give.ashleyridgechurch.org

Scripture Reference: John 10:1-10

Way Will Open: An Easter Reflection Living Compass Spirituality and Wellness Podcast Episode Summary In this Easter season episode, Scott explores the ancient Quaker wisdom phrase "Way will open" and its profound connection to the resurrection story. With honesty and hope, he reflects on why we sometimes close ourselves off to new life — and why trusting that way will open is both a radical act and a deeply grounded spiritual practice. In This Episode Why "Way will open" may be the most-used phrase in Scott's coaching work How we sometimes unconsciously seal ourselves inside our own tombs — in relationships, at work, and in our inner lives The healing of the man ill for 38 years (John 5) and what his response reveals about our own resistance to new life Why way doesn't always open in the direction or manner we expect — and why that's actually part of the wisdom The cave illustration: sometimes the opening is right behind us, if we're willing to turn around and walk through the darkness Easter as a way of seeing — a counter-cultural mindset of hope in the middle of a world full of Good Fridays Key Quote "Do I believe that way will open? Yes, I do. Believe it? Heck, I've seen it." Scripture Reference John 5 — The healing of the man who had been ill for 38 years Reflection Question Where in your life right now might way be opening — perhaps in a direction you haven't yet turned toward? Resources & Connect

"If the world hates you, understand that it hated me before it hated you." These words from John 15 are some of the most challenging in scripture. Today, we explore the theme of suffering and the divine strength provided to every believer through the Holy Spirit. Questions to Ponder while you listen: If your life looked exactly like the world around you, would anyone know you belong to Christ? Are we holding onto our "right to comfort" more tightly than our "call to witness"? When the Spirit convicts you of sin, do you see it as a burden or as a gracious gift of protection? Key Highlights: The Camaraderie of the World: Understanding why people "bond" over sin and why being "peculiar" is a mark of faithfulness. The Best Counselor: Why there is no waiting list for the Holy Spirit and how He corrects our "broken ways of thinking." Accountability & Freedom: A look at how much is required from those of us living in prosperity and peace. Progressive Sanctification: The grace of God in renewing our minds step-by-step, from our views on life to our daily actions. Scripture Reference: John 15:18–16:15 "If all your ideas were good and right and proper, you probably wouldn't need a Counselor. A good Counselor challenges those faulty ways of thinking and leads you out of the miry pit." Connect with Us: Did this message speak to you? Leave a comment or visit us at FaithBridgeNH.org/discover. If you are seeking truth and want to know more about what it means to follow Jesus, reach out—we would love to walk with you. #John15 #HolySpirit #ChristianPersecution #GospelOfJohn #Sermon #FaithUnderFire #ChristianLiving

Scripture Reference: John 20:1-18 and John 21:15-17EasterJesus coming back to life means the story isn't finished when we think it is. It means your story isn't finished. --------------------------Connect Card - cc.AshleyRidgeChurch.orgGiving - give.ashleyridgechurch.org

In Genesis chapter 2, we're told God planted a garden. And then all the way at the end of the Bible, in Revelation chapter 22, we're told about a river of life that flows through Heaven. And on each side of the river is the Tree of Life. John 15 tells us, Jesus says, “I am the vine, my father is the gardener.” Gardeners are unique people. My husband is a gardener. If we have a plant that isn't doing well, I want to throw it away, but not my husband; he sees potential. He'll take it down to his office and patiently care for it, make sure it has water and light. He'll prune it. Until eventually he'll bring it back upstairs, a beautiful, healthy plant. It's just like God. He sees us, He knows that there's life in us, and He patiently gardens. Scripture Reference: John 15:1 radio.hopewithgod.com

Scripture Reference: John 14:5-11 and John 15:1-13The Fundamental List Series Wk 5Jesus is the illustration and demonstration of who God is and how God works. What is central and necessary to what it means to be a follower of Jesus? Also, if these are some of the essentials, what are the non-essential elements we've confused as central, and why does it matter?--------------------------Connect Card - cc.AshleyRidgeChurch.orgGiving - give.ashleyridgechurch.org

Have you ever felt the smallness of your life? A young boy in the Bible felt that way. He found himself in a crowd of people. They were all gathered to see Jesus, and they were far from home, and they had nothing to eat. But this boy had some food with him. Something moved him to offer it instead to Jesus. Jesus took that small but faith-filled offering, and He multiplied it beyond imagination! Every single person ate until they were full, and there were even baskets and baskets leftover. What do you think God might do with your offering? If you choose to give it to Him, watch what He will do. Maybe you don't know this, but I want to tell you right now, your life matters to God. Every struggle, every detail, every effort, every obedience, every offering—God sees it.  Put your life in Jesus' hands today and let Him show you about His abundant love. Always remember, there is hope with God. Scripture Reference: John 6:9-11 radio.hopewithgod.com

Scripture Reference: John 9:39-41

Author: Parker Landis, Scripture Reference: John 6:36-47, Series: The Gospel of John

I met a teenager in Africa whose mother was sick. This sweet girl, Nicole, was afraid of losing her mother, who she loved so much. And she hated watching her mother suffer. At the festival where we were sharing about the love of Jesus, she raised her hand, ready to respond to the love, to the forgiveness, to the comfort offered through a relationship with Jesus. God met her in her pain. He took care of her. He comforted her on that day where no one else could. Are you afraid? Is someone you love suffering and struggling? Are you suffering? Turn your heart to the King, not away from Him. He loves you! Jesus Himself said these words: “In this world you will have trouble.” But then He said: “You can be encouraged because I have overcome the world.” Scripture Reference: John 16:33 radio.hopewithgod.com

Author: Aaron Johnson, Scripture Reference: John 6:22-35, Series: 1 & 2 Kings: Longing for a Better King

The Last Supper: Love and Betrayal | Cowboy Bible Study We are just 12 hours away from the crucifixion. The scene is the Passover Feast, but the atmosphere is about to change forever. In this installment of Save the Cowboy, Kevin Weatherby takes us into the room where the mightiest cowboy to ever ride prepares to become the ultimate Passover Lamb. The "Hoof Washing": A God Who Kneels Jesus didn't just teach humility; He lived it. When He took off His outer cloak to wash the disciples' feet, He was mirroring His entire mission. He left the throne of heaven, put on the "clothes" of a human servant, and knelt in the dirt so we could be clean. Cleaning Your Boots: Being saved means you're bathed in love, but walking through this world gets your gear dirty. We discuss why confession and repentance are about cleaning your boots, not losing your salvation. A Mirror of Heaven: Discover the deep symbolism behind Jesus taking off His cloak and putting it back on—the perfect picture of the Incarnation and His return to the throne. The Snake in the Grass: Lord or Teacher? We look at the seating chart of the triclinium and the tragedy of Judas. There is a massive difference between being a fan of Jesus and making Him your Lord. While the other disciples asked, "Am I the one, Lord?" Judas could only call Him "Teacher." The Exit into Night: The moment Judas stepped away from the Light of the World and into the darkness of his own free will. The Judas in Us: Most of our problems come from getting mad when God isn't who we want Him to be, rather than submitting to who He is. The Toughest Commandment Jesus leaves us with a "refreshed" command: Love one another as He loved us. This isn't a suggestion; it's the proof of your Cowboy Ministry. How you treat the people you most dislike is the true test of whether you are a follower of Christ or just a faker. Join the Long X Ranch Cowboys Our new central hub is live! This is the home of our Beef Ministry and our growing community of Long X Ranch Cowboys. Join us as we work to feed hungry families and grow in our faith. Visit the Hub: https://www.lxranch.org Connect With Save The Cowboy: YouTube: Subscribe for live sermons and join the conversation: https://www.youtube.com/@KevinWeatherby Conference Calls: We are moving to a new video format. Please check the LXRanch website calendar for conference call instructions and links to join. 15th Anniversary: Join us April 5th for our celebration and potluck! Scripture Reference: John 13; Psalm 41:9; Zechariah 11:12-13

Scripture Reference: John 3:16-17

Listen to this story of a young boy in the Bible–God's holy book. One day, he was in a crowd of thousands of people who had gathered to hear Jesus teach. When they got hungry, the boy offered everything he had—it was just five loaves of bread and two small fish. He probably thought, This is not enough. But Jesus took that gift, and He shared it. And the miracle was this… everyone had what they needed, and there was more than enough. God still works in this way. He takes what seems too little and uses it to bring abundant hope and abundant life. Know this: God calls you worthy! Your willingness to give, to trust, and to follow Him in little ways can become the very thing that God uses to bless others in massive ways. Do you want God to use your “yes” today? Always remember, there is hope with God. I'm Andrew Palau. Scripture Reference: John 6:9-11 radio.hopewithgod.com

Have you ever made a promise—and then failed so badly you wondered if anyone would ever trust you again? Peter, one of Jesus' closest friends, knew that feeling very well. He has walked beside Jesus, witnessed miracles…but on the night that Jesus was arrested, fear overtook him. Three times he denied even knowing the One that he loved the most. Confronted by this great failure, Peter ran, ashamed and broken. Days later, Jesus rose from the dead, and Peter met Him on a quiet beach. There was no anger from Jesus, no scolding—just a fire as Jesus cooked him breakfast and asked him three times: “Do you love Me?” And each time Peter said “yes”. Jesus offered a restoration for every one of his denials. And if you need that forgiveness and restoration today, ask Him for it. Always remember, there is hope with God. Scripture Reference: John 21:15-17 radio.hopewithgod.com

There was a time in my life when I tried to fill my emptiness with all the wrong things, but nothing truly satisfied. One day, Jesus met a woman at a well who I imagine felt that same way. She came to the well in the heat of the day, trying to avoid the judging eyes of all those around her that knew too much about her history, anyway. But that day, something unexpected happened. Jesus came and asked her for a drink. And then He said, “Whoever drinks the water I give will never be thirsty again.” He wasn't talking about water from the well, but the true life that comes from knowing God. That day, her shame turned to joy. The things of this world will always leave you thirsty. But Jesus is offering you living water—real peace, purpose, identity, and the love that lasts forever. Do you want it? Always remember, there is hope with God. I'm Andrew Palau. Scripture Reference: John 4:13-14 radio.hopewithgod.com

This Sunday, Lisa Chayer continues our sermon series The Heart of God in the New Year with her message, Sneak Peak: 5 Things To Expect in 2026. We will uncover five specific things God is highlighting for the year ahead, including unexpected areas of increase and key spiritual reminders we cannot afford to ignore. From keeping our oil full to understanding the weight of our words, this message will stir faith, expectation, and anticipation. Come ready for an encouraging and eye-opening morning as we lean into what God is preparing next."When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all truth. He will not speak on his own but will tell you what he has heard. He will tell you about the future.” - John 16:13 NLTWe are so blessed you're joining us for this message.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE!

Scripture Reference: John 1:14 and 8:2-11The Response of a Lifetime Series Wk 2A measured response is full of grace and truth - we don't get to pick one or the other. Our "response-ability" is our hidden superpower - in a world of rapid response, how do we have a measured response, a grace-filled response, a faithful response, an expectant response?--------------------------Connect Card - cc.AshleyRidgeChurch.orgGiving - give.ashleyridgechurch.org

Scripture Reference: John 1:14 and 8:2-11The Response of a Lifetime Series Wk 2A measured response is full of grace and truth - we don't get to pick one or the other. Our "response-ability" is our hidden superpower - in a world of rapid response, how do we have a measured response, a grace-filled response, a faithful response, an expectant response?--------------------------Connect Card - cc.AshleyRidgeChurch.orgGiving - give.ashleyridgechurch.org

There was a woman in the Bible who was caught in sin. Caught, humiliated, and dragged before a crowd ready to kill her. Then, Jesus stepped in. He simply said, “Let the one who has never sinned throw the first stone.” Slowly, one by one, they walked away. But Jesus looked at the woman and said, “Neither do I condemn you. Go and sin no more.” He didn't excuse what she'd done—but He offered mercy, not shame.  Jesus does this today. He doesn't want our perfection. He wants us to come to Him, and He is quick to replace our guilt with His grace. Be encouraged by this today: Jesus is waiting to meet you with love that sets you free. You can pray right now: “Jesus, I want to know You. Cleanse my heart, and give me a new start today. In Jesus name, amen.” Always remember, there is hope with God. I'm Andrew Palau. Scripture Reference: John 8:10-11 radio.hopewithgod.com

Have you ever failed God so badly that you thought: He could never forgive me? Peter, one of Jesus' closest friends, knew that feeling well. He was bold and passionate, full of confidence. But when Jesus was arrested, Peter's courage unraveled. He denied knowing Jesus not just once, but three times! Days later, the risen Jesus met Peter. Jesus offered Peter a chance to begin again. Jesus does this for us today. He'll restore you, even when you're broken. God's mercy is bigger than your mistakes, and He will wash away all your wrongs through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross. Jesus is waiting to meet you, right where you are—offering the same grace that changed Peter's life forever. Why not invite Him to restore your life with His love? And do it today. Always remember, there is hope with God. Scripture Reference: John 21:15 radio.hopewithgod.com

Have you ever achieved something great, I'm talking about a major accomplishment, and then felt strangely hollow? Jesus understands that ache. He told His friends this, “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty.” He's not talking about literal food or water; He's talking about nourishment that feeds our soul, bringing purpose, forgiveness, and love to our lives. Do you want to feed your soul with the bread of life? He loves you completely, and He wants to satisfy these longings. Pray with me now: “Jesus, I've tried to satisfy my heart without You. And now I come to You, and I ask—will You feed my soul, forgive me of my sin, and teach me to walk with You? In Jesus name. Amen.” Always remember, there is hope with God. Scripture Reference: John 6:35 radio.hopewithgod.com

OUTLINE:Express Joy (John 17:13)Endure Hate (John 17:14-16)Expose Sin (John 17:17-19)Explain God (John 17:20-2)QUESTIONS:(John 17:13) Joy isn't optional for us as Christians, it commanded. Where do you find yourself living with foreboding joy- bracing for loss or disappointment instead of resting in His security? What would it look like to receive Jesus' joy in that place today?(John 17:14-16) Unprocessed hate doesn't disappear- it spreads. How can this group become a place where bitterness is named, prayed through and metabolized so that it wont metastasis and spread?(John 17:17-19) What makes confession feel so risky to you? What fears keep you hiding or managing your sin instead of bringing it into the light? How can this group be a place where confession and repentance are safe and rejoiced in?(John 17:20-21) Jesus says that our unity is proof that God is real. Where do you see fragmentation, division, isolation or distrust in your relationships or in the church? How might choosing humility and forgiveness become a living explanation of who God is?Which of these areas-joy, endurance, confession or unity do you sense Jesus inviting you into today?SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:John 17:13-21https://www.bible.com/bible/2692/JHN.17.NASB2020

Author: Aaron Johnson, Scripture Reference: John 6:16-21, Series: The Gospel of John

Believing isn't seeing—it's the doorway to sight. In this powerful finale to the "Kingdom Paradox" series, Pastor Brandon reveals why spiritual blindness grows where certainty replaces humility, and reminds us that Jesus didn't come for those who have it all figured out—He came for the broken, the honest, and those willing to say "Lord, have mercy." From Home Alone 2 to John Newton's Amazing Grace, this Christmas message will challenge you to ask the hard questions: Am I blind because I'm convinced I can see? Am I asking "why" when I should be asking "who"? Whether you've been demanding proof before you trust or ready to believe before you see—this message is packed with biblical truth, honest vulnerability, and a kingdom principle that will change everything: Faith and belief come first. Clarity, understanding, and revelation follow. Scripture Reference: John 9:35-41 Big Idea: In the kingdom, believing comes before seeing. Jesus cannot heal blindness you refuse to admit. The doorway to sight is not intelligence—it's humility. Key Quote: "The most dangerous place you can be spiritually is not confused—it's convinced that you got it all figured out. Jesus cannot heal blindness you refuse to admit." ⸻ Topics in this Message: Why Christmas movies give us hope (unity, restoration, reconciliation) The kingdom principle: believing is seeing (not seeing is believing) Two types of spiritual blindness in John 9 The blind who know they cannot see (honest brokenness attracts heaven) Those who think they see (convinced, closed off, unteachable) Why "why" wants results but "who" brings revelation Who is God to you in this moment? Who is He creating you to be? John Newton's story: from slave trader to Amazing Grace Humility always attracts heaven, need always draws near to God's heart +++++++ Join us for church this Sunday. For service times and meeting location please visit https://transformtlh.com/

Christmas lights make the darkest night feel bright and joyful. Where I live in Portland, Oregon it sparkles through the month of December with color and warmth. These lights they're temporary—we pack them away when the season ends. But there is another light that never fades. Jesus once said, “...I am the light of the world. If you follow me, you will not walk in darkness, because you will have the light of life, the light that leads to life.” Jesus isn't just a story, being born at Christmas—He's the Savior, the real One—God in flesh, who entered into the world that He created because He loves you. This Christmas, as you soak in the beauty of the lights around you, remember the true Light. You can receive His love and His hope right now. You can say, “Jesus, I need You. Shine Your light into my life. Come, I want to know You, and I will follow You all the days of my life.” Always remember, there is hope with God. Scripture Reference: John 8:12 radio.hopewithgod.com