This week join us as we look at the theme of teaching and being taught in response to Deuteronomy 6. Greg explores this passage focusing on the question: ‘What do we teach to the next generation after us?’
This week join us as we look at the theme of teaching and being taught in response to Deuteronomy 6. Greg explores this passage focusing on the question: ‘What do we teach to the next generation after us?’
The first sermon in our new series Joseph, looks at Genesis 37 v1-12.
Greg Doty takes us through the first half of John 21. Following the passage as it outlines that Jesus comes to us, we come to Jesus and Jesus feeds us.
In this passage Jesus is telling his disciples what to expect when he goes away. He wants them to be prepared for it so they will not go astray.
Jesus has said as the church we ‘are the salt of the earth’ and we are also ‘the light of the world’.
By this stage in Jesus’ ministry, the Pharisees are trying to kill Him. This passage describes how the Pharisees set up a situation with a woman caught in adultery to try to trick Jesus. Jesus lavishes his grace on this girl – he does not condemn her, he forgives her.
Jesus takes a miracle that he has done and uses it to teach about who he is and why he has come. This passage also describes how people grumbled amongst themselves and towards Jesus as well.
How do we understand the Sacraments? They are a visible sign of an inward grace. There are 2 sacraments: baptism and the Lord’s Supper.
Today we look at one of the ‘marks of the church’: preaching. Preaching is ‘proclaiming Jesus so that we might know His riches, through belief in Him, by grace.’ We look at this topic under four headings: Proclaim, Perfect, Protect, Perseverance’.
We sometimes like to hid our life stories from other people because we are ashamed. The Samaritan woman in this passage shares her story with Jesus, although she discovers he knows everything already.