Gospel of John
47 sermons in this series
The Good and Almighty Shepherd - John 10:10-21
Understanding the Good Shepherd involves recognizing His protective, providing, and sacrificial nature. It also requires discernment to identify false shepherds who seek to steal, kill, and destroy. Spiritual abuse is a real and damaging epidemic, but healing and restoration are possible through Christ. The Good Shepherd's call is inclusive, authoritative, and life-giving, offering abundant life to all who follow Him.
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Our Protector and Provider - John 10:7, 9
Two of the most important and inherit human needs are met most significantly by the Good Shepherd. Jesus is our protector and provider, and we know that, but what does that mean exactly?
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The Good Shepherd
Understanding what it means for the Lord Jesus Christ to be our Good Shepherd is perhaps one of the most important distinctions to make as a Christian. Our relationship to Christ as sheep to shepherd explains our utter dependence on his protection, provision, guidance, and peace.
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The Blind Will See
The arrival of Jesus caused some to rise and others to fall. This is what was prophesied by Isaiah in the Old Testament. While those who are willing to recognize their spiritual blindness will be able to see through faith in Christ, those who likewise are wise in their own eyes will push into deeper spiritual blindness. This text examines how the once blind man can now not only see physically, but also spiritually.
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The Persistence of Unbelief
The most persistent object known to man is unbelief. Those in unbelief will go to great lengths to protect their rebellion and sin. This text observes how the Pharisees stare at the obvious truth and yet continually finally ways to deny it's claims, including the most important Truth that Jesus is Lord.
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The Purpose of Suffering
The great question of humanity is... why do we suffer? Behind that question lies as pretense that God is obligated to give us a comfortable life. Within this text we zero in on the disciples attempting to explain away a blind man's condition on sin, and why Jesus quickly challenges such an idea.
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Crown Him or Kill Him
Jesus was constantly pushing people off the fence. He would not allow them to remain neutral or passive about His claims about who He is. He continues to do that today through His Word. Genuine saving faith is never passive or neutral. Many people attempt to ride the fence, but that is simply not an option when it comes to serving Christ.
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Two Families
In John 8, Jesus confronts religious leaders who claimed Abraham's bloodline meant automatic salvation. True spiritual heritage isn't about genealogy or traditions—it's about faith that produces obedience only made possible by the grace of God shown in Christ. Through Abraham's radical example of trust and sacrifice, we see that genuine faith means moving beyond comfortable religion into transformative relationship with Christ.
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Freedom
True freedom isn't found in perfect rule-following, but in a genuine relationship with Jesus. Through examples of suffering and surrender, this text shows how abiding in God's Word isn't about checking spiritual boxes—it's about developing an authentic connection with Christ that changes us from the inside out. Jesus does not have slaves, He has sons.
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