Sunday Morning

John 11:1-16 From this account of the sickness and death of Lazarus, we are reminded of God’s love for His own people. But it is a love that brings about what we need, not always what we at first want.

John 10:31-42 In Jesus’ last times of public ministry, we find His opponents once again rejecting His claims to deity. But we find some of God’s true sheep believing in Him. This is the way it still is today as we proclaim the gospel, and as we proclaim the authority of Scripture.

John 10:22-30 Christ presents marks of His true sheep that are the difference between them and those who are not His.

John 10:14-21 In Christ we have true intimacy and genuine unity.

John 10:6-10 Christ is the true Shepherd. The exclusive message of the gospel is that salvation, and satisfaction of the soul, is found in Him alone.

John 10:1-5 There is a great contrast between true and false shepherds (false teachers). And true sheep listen to and follow true shepherds.

John 9:24-34 True believers’ loyalty to Christ is seen in their trust in and submission to Him; those not in Christ are loyal to themselves, the world, and darkness.

John 9:12-23 The Pharisees were committed to thoroughly investigating the blind man’s healing so that they could find an explanation beside the obvious one: that Jesus is the Divine Messiah and has the power to heal.

John 9:6-12 When the man born blind washed in the pool of Siloam, he was a living parable of a sinner being cleansed of their sin by Christ.

John 9:1-5 Unlike the disciples, Jesus was motived by a sense of priority and a sense of urgency.