In John 6, Jesus reveals one of His most powerful truths: “I am the bread of life. He that comes to me shall never hunger, and he that believes on me shall never thirst.” This is one of seven profound “I AM” statements Jesus makes—each revealing His divine nature, fulfilling Old Testament promises, and calling us to respond
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When we look around today, it’s easy to wonder: What in the world is happening? Our world seems upside-down. Good is called evil. Wrong is celebrated. Truth is discarded for convenience, and chaos is the result. But as Ecclesiastes reminds us—there’s nothing new under the sun. The sin, selfishness, and confusion we see now are the same patterns
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In a world where everything around us changes—from technology to values to relationships—how comforting it is to know that God never changes. Moses reminded Israel, and reminds us, that “the Lord thy God, he is God, the faithful God” (Deut 7:9). ✔ He is faithful in His person — God’s character is unchanging. He keeps His word, He cannot lie,
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The sermon delves into John 19, recounting Jesus’ crucifixion, particularly focusing on his interactions with his mother, Mary, and the Apostle John. The speaker highlights Jesus’ final words to Mary and John, where he entrusts his mother to John’s care, demonstrating profound love and responsibility even in his dying moments. This passage serves as an
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Every day, the world reminds us that life on earth is short. We see tragedy, sickness, violence, and heartache. But as believers, we’re called to lift our eyes from the temporary and focus on the eternal. Paul writes, “Behold, I show you a mystery…” reminding us that not all of us will face death; some will be
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The sermon begins by addressing the disciples’ unexpected perception of Jesus, contrasting their anticipation of a reigning Messiah with the prophecy of a suffering servant. The arrival of Greeks seeking Jesus prompts a pivotal moment where Jesus declares “the hour is come,” signaling the necessity of his glorification through death. This challenges conventional expectations, emphasizing
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The book of Revelation gives us a glimpse into the future through the opening of seven seals—each one unleashing a new wave of judgment during a time known as the Great Tribulation. These events include war, famine, death, and cosmic disturbances that shake the world to its core. But at the heart of it all
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