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10 resources referencing John 12:12
The sermon emphasizes the unchanging sovereignty of God and the fulfillment of biblical prophecy through Jesus Christ's humble entry into Jerusalem. It highlights the importance of obedience to God's…
The sermon emphasizes the sovereignty of God in salvation and the necessity of divine revelation for understanding spiritual truths. It explains that natural hearing and seeing are insufficient to…
Elder Lonnie Monzingo Jr. preaches on the importance of seeing Jesus Christ through faith, emphasizing that only those born again can truly see Him. He highlights the fulfillment of Old Testament…
The sermon titled 'The Prince of the Power of the Air' explores the spiritual battle against Satan, who is described as the prince controlling the airwaves and influencing the world through modern…
The sermon explores Jesus' public declaration of kingship as He enters Jerusalem, fulfilling Old Testament prophecy and signaling the arrival of His hour to be glorified through crucifixion. It…
The sermon explains the distinction between biblical prophecies and types and shadows, emphasizing their importance for enriching Bible reading. Prophecies are specific future events foretold by God…
The sermon emphasizes the significance of Jesus Christ's resurrection, specifically the literal three days and three nights He spent in the grave, as the ultimate sign to an unbelieving generation.…
The sermon explores the identity of Jesus through the lens of John 12:12-19, focusing on the triumphal entry into Jerusalem. It presents four key answers to the question 'Who is Jesus?': He is the…
Elder Josh Coker's sermon explores the latter part of John 13 and the beginning of John 14, focusing on Jesus' servant leadership, the betrayal by Judas, and the challenges faced by the disciples. He…
Josh Coker's sermon reflects on the emotional and spiritual challenges faced by Jesus' disciples during His final days, emphasizing their confusion, betrayal, and human weakness. He encourages…