Reading: Habakkuk 3:12-19 (not recorded) Sermon: John 7:11-13 (from live stream broadcast at 12:15pm) more...
Sermon Passage: John 7:1-10 Recording from Live Stream Broadcast at 12:15 more...
Sermon Passage: John 6:66-71 Recording from Live Stream Broadcast at 12:00 more...
Sermon Passage: Psalm 24 more...
Sermon Passage: John 6:60-65 more...
Sermon Passage: John 6:48-59 more...
Passage: Acts 17:30-34 more...
Reading: Psalm 23 more...
Passage: Matthew 6:25-34 more...
Sermon passage: Psalm 46:1-11 more...
Reading: Jeremiah 31:31-34 Sermon: John 6:41-47 more...
Reading: Hebrews 2:9-17 Sermon: Psalm 22 more...
Reading: Romans 8:35-39 Sermon Passage: John 6:37-40 more...
Reading: Isaiah 53:4-12 Sermon: John 6:35-37 more...
Reading: Exodus 16:1-4 Sermon: John 6:30-36 more...
Reading: Revelation 22:14-17 Sermon: Psalm 21 more...
Reading: Ephesians 2:1-10 Sermon: John 6:28-29 more...
Reading: Genesis 22:1-13 Sermon: John 6:22-27 more...
Reading: Jeremiah 23:9-22 Sermon: Jude 11 more...
Reading: Isaiah 31:1-6 Sermon: Psalm 20 more...
Reading: Isaiah 41:10-14 Sermon: John 6:16-21 more...
Reading 1: Matthew 1:18-23 Reading 2: Matthew 2:1-12 Sermon: Hebrews 10:5-7 more...
Reading: Matthew 5:43-48 Sermon: John 6:1-15 Discussion Questions: 1) What are some of the practical implications of the doctrine of man's depravity? 2) What is the relationship between the doctrine of total depravity and the doctrine of election? How does the former make the latter necessary? 3) Many people have a difficult time with the doctrine of depravity. We see this in our time, but we see it in John 6 as well. Why might the doctrine be so difficult for some people to accept? 4) Was the purpose of this miracle to convince the followers to believe? Why or why not? 5) Read Matthew 5:43-48. How does our passage in John relate to this passage in Matthew? more...
