Sermons - MCC

We should expect Jesus to act like God since John the Baptist (John 5:31-35), Jesus’s miraculous acts (John 5:36), the Father (John 5:37-38, 41-44), Scripture (John 5:39-40), and Moses (John 5:45-47) all testify to...

Since Jesus, the Son, exactly represents the Father who sent Him from heaven (John 5:19-23), those who believe in Him have eternal life (John 5:24) becasue they receive the life of the Father and the Son (John 5:25-30).

Christian moms can have confidence in the Lord because His word is right (Ps 33:1-4), ruling over creation (Ps 33:5-9) and every generation (Ps 33:10-17), blessing those who rely upon Him (Ps 33:18-22).

Jesus revealed God within the structures of Israel’s religion (John 5:1-9), challenging both those who used those structures for their ends (John 5:10-13) and all who’ve sinned in various ways (John 5:14-15)&...

Amongst unbelieving sign-seekers (4:43-45), a desperate man believes the Lord’s word (4:46-50), sees the word confirmed, and then believes in Him, that we might believe too (4:51-54).

As Messiah, Jesus offers us over-flowing spiritual fulfillment (John 4:27-30), having fulfilled His mission as the Son of God (John 4:31-38) and recognized by those who join us in believing His testimony (John 4:39-42).

Jesus is the fount of spiritual fulfillment (John 4:1-15), recognized especially by those desperately empty (John 4:16-19) so that we would find fulfillment in Him as the Messiah, God in the flesh (John 4:20-26).

John 3:22-36 Shows us that the Christian life is a life of us decreasing and Christ increasing, of believing Gods testimony about Himself, and of obeying Jesus from the heart. 

In the account of the resurrection we see scripture fulfilled, the acceptance of Christ's atoning sacrifice for our justification, and the establishing of our hope for our own resurrection in Him.

God used people who acted in greed and cowardice (John 18:1-27), conspiracy and contempt (John 18:19-19:24) to glorify Himself in Jesus’s death.