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In a world that often feels dangerous, is there any safety and security we can find? In John 10, Jesus tells us that he is the Good Shepherd. But what does this mean, and how does Jesus care for us?

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Why do human being suffer? This is one of the most basic questions humanity asks. So, how would the Bible answer that question, and what hope does it give us? Check out our latest sermon for more.

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John 8:12-59 What did Jesus come to accomplish? This question is at the heart of John's Gospel, and in John 8, Jesus reveals to us that he has come to bring us freedom.

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Sermon on John 7

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John 6:25-71 All of us are looking for something to satisfy us, but can anything actually accomplish that goal? In John 6, Jesus tells us he is the bread of life that can satisfy the desire of our hearts. What does this mean? Check out our latest sermon for more.

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A sermon on John 5 by Elder Sam Durham

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John 4 What satisfies us? Ultimately, Jesus is the only one who can give us what we're longing for in this life. However, we don't just need to know that good new for ourselves, but those closest to us need it as well.

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John 3 What is required to enter the kingdom of God? We might assume that our good deeds or our theological knowledge are the things that will make us right with God, but in John 3, Jesus tells us we must be born again. What does this mean? Check out our latest sermon for more.

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John 2 In John 2, Jesus begins to reveal who he is to his followers, and he does this by turning water into wine. But what's the significance of this miracle? Check out our latest sermon for more.

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John 1 One of the core doctrines of the Christian faith is the idea that, through Jesus, God became man. Why does this matter, and what difference does this make for our lives? Check out our latest sermon for more.