Sermon Archives

No matter what we face in this life and what we walk through, we have a Good Shepherd to guide us and be with us. Jesus is the Good Shepherd, and we are His sheep.

“For judgment I have come into this world, that those who do not see may see, and that those who see may be made blind.” – John 9:39 When we recognise that we are blind we can come to Jesus; the one who can open our eyes.

They triumphed over him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony” – Revelation 12:11 The man who had been blind from birth now had a testimony: Once I was blind, but now I see!

Jesus knows all of our needs before we even tell him. He is not distant; he is near and able to touch us.

Jesus Christ came into this world to set us free. This freedom is sometimes misunderstood but Jesus made it clear that if we truly continue to follow his teaching, we will know the truth, and the truth sets us free from our sin to be everything God purposed us to be. This is true freedom.

God is concerned about how we judge others, as he is also concerned about those who judge us.

Jesus wants us to respond to Him in faith, believing He is who He says He is. Are you thirsty for the Spirit? He wants to pour out the Holy Spirit on you.

The people of Jerusalem were divided over the question of Jesus’ identity: Was he the promised Messiah? Jesus came with authority from the Father and would ultimately lay down his life for the people. Jesus is the only way to the Father: Jesus is the Christ.

Jesus’ brothers thought that Jesus wanted to grow his public image, but Jesus wasn’t interested in fame. He was interested only in doing what his Father said, at the time He said he should.