John 5:18-29 - Jesus: The Son of God

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel looks at John 5:18-29, where Jesus clearly states His deity claiming His actions are one with the Father and that He has the power both to give life and to judge.


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John 5:1-16 Jesus, The Law-Breaker

In this sermon, Rev. Mike Wenzler shows that John 5:1-16 outlines the healing of a crippled man, the confrontation the healed man has with the Jewish leaders, and finally the call that Jesus issues on the healed man's life. Jesus perfectly demonstrates care for both the body and the soul of man, while also challenging the sin and brokenness in the world.

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John 4:27-42 - A Community of Worship

In this sermon, Rev. Ben Sinnard looks at the conclusion to Jesus' encounter with the woman at Jacob's well in John 4:27-42. The reality that Jesus is the Messiah catapults the outcast woman into the public light of the town of Sychar sharing about her findings. We are confronted with our need to do the will of the Father, which is to seek those who will worship Him in spirit and in truth. Sowing and reaping are now brought together under the revealing of the Savior of the World.


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John 4:16-26 - Worship in Spirit and Truth

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel looks at John 4:16-26 where Jesus directs the Samaritan woman’s attention to the living waters, God’s gracious gift of the Holy Spirit. It is by means of God’s wonderful gift are we able to worship, in spirit and in truth. This passage calls us to examine our own worship and the kind of worshippers our Father seeks.


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John 4:1-15 - Finding Satisfaction in the Living Waters of Grace

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel looks at John 4:1-15. Jesus requests a drink of water from the woman at Jacob’s Well in Samaria and offers her living water which well up to eternal life. This first glimpse in John 4 reminds us of God’s offer of free grace to all and the benefits we have before us when we takes the promise of the Gospel for ourselves.


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John 3:31-36 - The Testimony of Jesus

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel looks at the final words of John the Baptist in the Gospel of John (John 1:31-36). As the last of the prophets fades from the scene his farewell address calls us to a faithful obedience to Christ. To believe in the Son is to have eternal life, to not obey the Son is not to see life, but the wrath of God remains on him (v36).

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John 3:22-30 - The Answer to a Competitive Christianity

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel takes a look at how John the Baptizer instructs his disciples as to the supremacy of Christ in all things. In John 3:22-30, John’s disciples bemoan the loss of influence as Jesus attracts more attention, to which John utters the great response: “He must increase, but I must decrease.” What we are given is not on the basis of what we think we deserve, but only by God’s gracious hand. This allows us to hold lightly His gifts and to point others to the work of His Son.

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John 3:16-21 - The Heart of the Gospel

In this sermon, Rev. Ben Sinnard looks at John 3:16-21 where we see the heart of the Gospel, the love of the Father to the world. Nicodemus asked in 3:9, "How can these things be?" and Jesus later in 3:15 states, "that whoever believes in him (the Son of Man) may have eternal life." We see in our text further explanation of how these things can be, that in the giving of the Son of Man those who believe in him can have eternal life. We revisit the theme of light and darkness as this gift of the Son divides those who are entrusting themselves to the light with those who want to stay in the darkness fearing the exposure of the light.

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John 3:9-15 - That's Just the Way It Is

In this sermon, Rev. Mike Wenzler looks at John 3:9-15, where the dialogue between Nicodemus and Jesus turns into a monologue; Jesus teaches and Nicodemus listens. Nicodemus wanted to know "how can these things be" and Jesus will tell him, though our Lord's answer is not what Nicodemus expected. Part of the answer includes mention of an Old Testament story of Moses and the Israelites as they wandered through the wilderness.


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John 3:1-10 - New Birth

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel looks at John 3:1-10. Nicodemus comes to see Jesus at night and discovers first hand the insufficiency of his own understanding of who Jesus is and why He has come. This passage introduces us to familiar verses in John’s Gospel. Jesus’ response to Nicodemus’ compliment (“We know that you are a teacher come from God…”) is met with the call that “unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God.” The supernatural new birth that comes from above forms the basis of their discussion, taking us to Old Testament passages to show us what it means to follow Christ.

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John 2:13-25 - Commercialized Christianity

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel looks at John 2:13-25, where Jesus clears the temple of those selling the animals for sacrifice and the moneychangers. More than just a frustration with avarice or a statement against commercialism, Jesus is setting the stage for a renewed worship. His death for our sins and resurrection on the third day establishes a whole new way of approaching God the Father.


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John 2:1-12 - Renewing Our Joy

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel looks at John 2:1-12, where Jesus performs his first miracle, turning water into wine at the marriage feast in Cana. Here we see how Jesus comes with grace and truth, replacing the emptiness of self effort with the graciousness of God’s pleasure.

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