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Sermons from the Gospel of John

Loving Jesus; John 21:15-25, 08/09/2020
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The Lord, Revealed; John 21:1-14, 08/02/2020
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What is this Book For?, John 20:30-31, 07/26/2020
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The Gift of Peace, John 20:19-29, 07/19/2020
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Encountering the Risen Jesus, John 20:1-18, 07/12/2020
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He Fulfilled Scripture for You, John 19:16b-42, 07/05/2020
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Why Pilate Couldn't See, John 19:1-16a, 06/28/2020
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Failing, John 18:15-27, 06-07-2020

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Jesus is Sovereign, John 18:1-14, 5-31-2020

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Unity and Glory, John 17:20-26, 5-24-2020



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People of the Word, John 17:13-19, 05-17-2020



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Safely Kept, John 17:6-12, 05-10-2020


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 Glorify the Son, John 17:1-5, 05-03-2020 (sermon starts about the 17:00 mark)

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 6 Reasons to Take Heart; John 16:25-33, 03/15/2020

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 Cross-Shaped Joy; John 16:16-24, 03/08/2020

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 The Work of the Spirit; John 16:4-15, 03/01/2020

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 Understanding Our Place; John 15:18-John 16:4, 02/23/2020

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 Love One Another; John 15:9-17, 02/16/2020
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 Dynamics of Abiding; John 15:4, 02/09/2020

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 The Vine and the Branches; John 15:1-8, 02/02/2020

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 Spirit-Wrought Blessings; John 14:25-31, 01/26/2020

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 Loving Jesus: Evidence and Benefits; John 14:15-24, 01/19/2020
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 Serving the God You've Seen; John 14:8-14, 01/05/2020
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 Follow Jesus to the Father, John 13:36-14:7, 12/29/2019
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Love Goes Low, John 13:12-17,31-35, 12/22/2019


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The Betrayal of Jesus, John 13:12-30, 12/15/2019




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 Cleansed by the King, John 13:1-11, 12/08/2019



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Believe in Jesus, Rich Decker, John 12:44-50, 11/24/2019
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 Will You Receive the King?, John 12:12-43, 12/01/2019

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 The Heart of Worship, John 12:1-11, 11/17/2019


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 Where's Your Identity?, John 11:47-57, 11/10/2019

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 Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life, John 11:17-47, 11/03/2019

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 Behind a Frowning Providence, John 11:1-16, 10/27/2019

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Where Do You Stand? John 10:22-42, 10/06/2019


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The Good Shepherd and His Sheep, John 10:1-21, 09/29/2019



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Sight and Blindness, John 9:1-41, 09/22/2019



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The I Am, John 8:48-59, 09/15/2019

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Paternity Test, John 8:31-47, 09/08/2019

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The Light from the Father, John 8:12-30, 09/01/2019

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Jesus and Judgement, John 7:53-8:11, 08/25/2019

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