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  • Jesus Is God And The Crowd Doesn't Like That Truth Series

    Contributed by W Pat Cunningham on Apr 7, 2025
     | 300 views

    Jesus has just declared that the Father and He are one, one in intention and one in mind and heart. The Jerusalem crowd that Jesus has been preaching to heard His words as blasphemy, and that offense carried the death penalty.

    Friday of the Fifth Week in Lent 2025 Today’s Gospel reading from St. John continues the narrative we heard yesterday from an earlier chapter. You may recall that incident. Jesus declared that Abraham rejoiced to see the day of Jesus. Almost certainly that means the birth of Isaac and perhaps even ...read more

  • Believe What The Works Tell You About Jesus (John 10:22-41) Series

    Contributed by Garrett Tyson on Feb 14, 2022
     | 2,770 views

    Jesus has told the Pharisees who he is. They just aren't willing to truly hear him.

    The past several weeks, we've taken a break from John by studying the "Sons of God," mostly focused on the OT. [I made this its own separate series on sermoncentral, and today's won't make as much sense without reading that first]. Today, I think we are the place where we ...read more

  • When Doubt Is Called Proof

    Contributed by David Dunn on Sep 27, 2025
     | 158 views

    True prophets invite testing; a claim that denial proves authenticity is a closed loop and never the biblical measure of God’s voice.

    Opening – The Self-Proving Prophet Let me start with a single, startling sentence: > “One proof I have that I am a prophet of God is if you deny that it is so.” Let it sink in. It sounds clever at first, like a riddle that wins no matter how you answer. If you agree, the claim is ...read more