Search for a scripture reference to find all related sermons and transcripts.
7019 resources referencing John 1
The sermon emphasizes the sovereignty and omnipotence of God, highlighting His power to deliver believers through life's troubles. It explores biblical themes of God's providence, the significance ofâŚ
The sermon focuses on the Apostle Peter's transformation and his calling by Jesus to shepherd His flock, emphasizing the depth of Peter's love and responsibility to feed and care for the sheep. ItâŚ
The sermon explores the experiences of the Apostle Peter, focusing on his calling by Jesus and several miraculous fishing events recorded in the Gospels. It highlights Peter's immediate obedience toâŚ
The sermon emphasizes the greatness of God as the great shepherd and high priest who cares for His sheep and offers eternal life through Jesus Christ. It highlights the seriousness of covetousness,âŚ
The sermon emphasizes the promise of God never to leave or forsake His people, highlighting its foundation in Hebrews 13:5-6 and its original declaration to Jacob in Genesis 28. It explores theâŚ
The sermon explores the power and nature of prayer through the example of a Gentile woman who earnestly prayed to Jesus for her demon-possessed daughter. It emphasizes God's mercy, the importance ofâŚ
The sermon discusses Satan's desire to sift believers like wheat, using the example of Peter and Judas Iscariot to illustrate spiritual trials and betrayal. It emphasizes the need for faith, prayer,âŚ
The sermon emphasizes the importance of looking unto Jesus as the author and finisher of our faith, encouraging believers to focus on Him rather than on people or worldly things. It highlights Jesus'âŚ
The sermon explores the unique nature of the Gospel of John, focusing on the first and last recorded miracles of Jesus in this book. It contrasts the joyful miracle at the wedding in Cana with theâŚ
The sermon emphasizes the doctrine of election, highlighting that believers are blessed because God chose them before the foundation of the world, not based on their works. It explores the biblicalâŚ
The sermon emphasizes the importance of preaching the Word of God as the message of the hour, especially in times when people prefer teachings that please their ears rather than sound doctrine. ItâŚ
The sermon explores Luke chapter 15, focusing on the parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, and lost son to illustrate God's grace and mercy toward sinners. It contrasts the self-righteous PhariseesâŚ