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Jesus, the Bread of Life!
In John 6, Jesus turns the crowd’s attention from temporary bread to the true bread from heaven. He shows that our deepest hunger is not merely physical, but spiritual—and that He alone can truly satisfy. This sermon explores Christ’s invitation to come, believe, and find life in Him.
Connected to Christ
In John 15, Jesus uses the picture of branches connected to a vine. It is a picture of the believer's union and communion with Jesus Christ. Sinclair Ferguson has said that our union with Christ is the central, vital reality from which every facet of the Christian life, identity, and redemptive benefit flows. John 15 tells us what happens as a result of being connected to Christ.
The Resurrection and the Life
All of us carry burdens and struggles. They can be physical, psychological, emotional. What do we most need in order to make sense of it all. Twice in John 11, Jesus points His disciples and then Martha to the glory of God. Looking at life's difficulties through God's glory changes how we carry those burdens and struggles. Jesus wants us to challenge us to understand what we believe.
The Good Shepherd
We may not think about it, but shepherding is a way of life. Beyond the farmers that shepherd flocks, parents shepherd children, coaches shepherd athletes, teachers shepherd students, pastors and elders shepherd congregations. We are all being shepherded in some way. We are all following after something. What are you following in your life? John 10 calls us to follow the Good Shepherd.
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