Current Series: The Book of John
The Gospel of John is a unique treatment of the life of Christ Jesus. Unlike the other Gospels, John’s purpose is not primarily historical but deeply theological. His goal is “that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing you may have life in His name.” (John 20:31). His view of Christ is not merely that Jesus was a man, but also the eternal Word who was with God and was God, demonstrating Jesus’ pre-existence. His presentation of Jesus clarifies His identity through the “I AM” statements – all of which reveal His divine authority and His mission to save.
This series will explore the mysteries of Christ’s deity, His relationship with the Father, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the deep love that drove Jesus to the cross. We’ll see the beauty of Jesus’ interactions with individuals like Nicodemus, the Samaritan woman, Lazarus, and many other notable people.
Indeed, the thrust of the Gospel of John is an invitation, a call to believe, to know, and to experience eternal life in Jesus Christ. Regardless of your spiritual history, maturity, or faith level, this Gospel will speak to your heart about what it truly means to know and follow the Son of God. May our hearts be opened by God’s Spirit as we study this Gospel, praying that we will be transformed by the view of Jesus it provides. This power to transform our lives will also fill us with hope and inspiration.
Evening Service: 2 Corinthians
The conflicts that plagued the Apostle Paul were constant. False teachers were constantly making accusations about Paul – declaring that he was a self-appointed, inferior man who merely claimed to be an apostle; that he was misleading the people he taught; that his teachings were contrary to the Law; that he violated Roman Law; that he was financially motivated, seeking personal gain; that he was preaching a Gospel contrary to the other Apostles in Jerusalem; and that he was personally unimpressive and inferior. Many of these accusations, Paul sets straight throughout the book of 2 Corinthians. However, ultimately, Paul’s passion in writing was to promote Jesus Christ – as He always preached the Cross of Christ to the glory of Christ.
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