For messages on the life of Jesus
As we enter the month of December, we also enter the Christmas season, where we celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. He would grow to be the one who would destroy the barrier between death and life for us, inviting us to be free from sin and to have new lives in Him. Listen today as Pastor Bob continues His study through the Gospel of John and talks about how Jesus alone has the commands for life.
Any parent knows the pain of having their child break their heart. Sometimes it’s the words they use or the behavior they exhibit, but nothing hurts more than when we see them making destructive decisions that we know will bring them suffering. The same is true for our Heavenly Father when He sees his children making destructive decisions. Listen today as Pastor Bob discusses this issue and what it means to break the heart of God.
One of the most important questions ever asked in the Bible is found in John 11:26. Jesus, when talking with his friend Martha, tells her that He is the resurrection and the life and whoever believes in Him will live even though they die. Then He asked Martha: Do you believe this? Listen today as Pastor Bob addresses this all important question as he continues his study through the Gospel of John.
As Christians, we serve a mighty God who deeply desires to have a loving relationship with each of us for all eternity. The question for today is: Do we desire to have the same kind of relationship with Him? I think all of us would like to say yes to this question, but does the way we live our lives support this answer? Listen today as Pastor Bob studies through John 10:14-21 and addresses this question, as well as several others.
Within the animal kingdom, there are those who are predators and those who are prey. Unfortunately for sheep, they tend to find themselves on the dinner menu of many other animals. This is why it is so important for them to have a “Good Shepherd” watching over them as they are out to pasture. Listen today as Pastor Bob talks about how Jesus is our “Good Shepherd” and how He is constantly caring for us.
Two thousand years ago when Jesus physically walked the earth, shepherds were a common part of life in society. In John chapter 10, Jesus gives his listeners an illustration of the Good Shepherd and His sheep to describe the kind of relationship He would have with His people. Listen today as Pastor Bob gives the 1st sermon of a three part series about Jesus being our “Good Shepherd”.
Join guest Pastor Mike Foell as he continues our series in the Gospel of John. Pastor Foell talks to us about what courage looks like in our lives a believers. Using the blind man who was healed by Jesus and then taken before the Pharisees as a backdrop, he shows us three ways courage exhibits itself in our lives as we live it out.
