Kingsways Carrum Downs

We find ourselves from time to time in different places - good or bad. Each one of these places makes an impression on us. We look at one such place in this sermon. A place of living water and how it influence each one of us.

Jesus makes an important statement here. Standing in the temple where they just finished celebrating the feast of booths. Every night they lid two huge menorahs. This illuminated the courtyard of the temple and symbolised the fire at night which gave them direction through the wilderness. Jesus makes this statement indicating the He is the substance of the symbols of the Old testament. We are looking at his and two reasons why people continue to walk in darkness.

There are many opinions about the passage where an adulteress is thrown in front of Jesus to judge her. Some belief it should not be in the Bible and others say it should. I believe we will learn valuable lessons from it. They asked for judgement, He gave Grace and Truth! That is His ministry.

Jesus cried out "come unto me and drink". This He spoke about the Holy Spirit that concerning the Holy Spirit. Now listen to this. Will flow out of his heart. The Holy Spirit will flow out of our hearts. Now, what does this mean? How did the Spirit come into us? How does the Spirit work according to the scriptures? This sermon will test your traditional thoughts. I will explain three prepositions of the Spirit.

Jesus said to the Jews, People and inhabitants of Jerusalem, you will seek Me and not find Me. Why would Jesus say these words to the people? We look into this and discover that the world has not changed that much. It is the same today. The same words of Jesus is still valid for today. People will seek Him and not find Him.... what on earth?

What is Jesus saying with these words. We're looking at this statement in context and apply it t our study of John 7. Why is it that He brings a message of peace but it cause so much trouble in today's life? You are welcome to come and visit www.kingswaycf.com

John 1:17 is our intro into finishing John Chapter 6 today. There is the difference between the law brought in by Moses and Grace and Truth that came through Jesus. There are a lot of people who want to live under law, yet more that enjoy the Grace of God still plenty that do not want to hear the truth. Grace and Truth can't be separated.

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Bless the Lord, oh, my soul. and all that is within me, bless His holy name. Excellent sermon on the seriousness of worshipping God.

Br. Colm Dole give us a teaching from 1 Corinthians 15. The Gospel is not just a story. These two verses is most probably the first

John 6:66 is one of the saddest verses in the Bible. From that time these disciples turned back and walked no more with Jesus. What would cause this? There is a specific reason we will discuss but there are many other reasons we see in our lifetime today. We are looking at the profiles of people walking away from Christ then discuss how salvation start. Do we choose to be saved or is it something God does?

Seeking Jesus. This is what the world need. To seek Jesus. We know we are living in a world where people don't seek Him any longer. Our generation has grown used to live their lives without seeking Jesus. Then you find the group who are seeking but why? Why do some people seek Him? The next passage in our study address that. We will look into this tomorrow.

The Disciples is in the darkest hour of their lives. Certain death stare them in the face. The wind is howling, the waves beating into the little boat. Everything is against them. They take three rows forward and get blown four rows back. They're tired, weak and worn. A ghost appeared - or so they thought. Fear grabbed their hearts. Then those familiar voice with the words "It is I, do not be afraid". We explore this and find-out that we are also in the sea of life.

We see Jesus in this situation. There are thousands of people and no food. What would Jesus do? We see his reaction and what we can learn from this. See a few peoples reactions to this.

A witness is a person who testifies, especially in a court of law, to events or facts within his own knowledge. Things he might or might not have seen. The Jews is not happy that Jesus healed a man on the Sabbath and then made Himself equal with the Father. So what authority does He have t do this? We'll discover the witnesses to His Authority.

Jesus mention a resurrection of life and a resurrection of condemnation. We look at this and find out which one will be the best to be part of. It is clear that there are two with different timings and judgements.

John write this in verse 16 of chapter 5. What reason? This is a miracle. Why would the Jews persecute Jesus. This is more than just a miracle story. It is a look into what religion do. The sad fact at the end of this is this man reject Jesus. There are three people we are looking at: Compassionate Jesus, Contempt of the Jews and complacency of this man.

You hear so many people quote this verse. So easy, but do you really know what it means? We will put this back in context and then explore 4 tests to Faith. One: Are what you are doing for the Glory of God? Two: Are you willing to wait? Three: Is what you are doing grounded in the Word? Four: Is what you are doing giving you Peace and Joy? We explore all of this.

Jesus said these words to a nobleman. This man came to Jesus because his son was dying. I wonder what you world do if you were in his shoes and Jesus give you this answer. He is desperate and teach us a few things in our time of need. Come listen what he did and why.

You listen to people talking about Jesus. Telling their testimonies. You've heard the sermons, week after week. The question is have you heard yourself from Him? What does this even mean? We answer this looking at the response from these Samaritans. There is 2 kinds of faith described in this passage - Saving faith and testimony based faith. What is the difference?