Sermons on John

No matter how far you stray, God's heart recoils at the thought of giving you up. If you come to Jesus, He will never cast you out.

Jesus served us by giving His life on the cross. Now He calls us to follow His example and humbly serve one another with zeal, good works, and sacrificial love.

Is Christianity just blind faith? Thomas's journey from doubt to declaration reveals that trusting Jesus is deeply rational, grounded in evidence, and leads to life-transforming worship.

What does it really mean to be born again? Jacob unpacks Jesus' surprising conversation with Nicodemus and shows how new birth transforms everything about who we are.

Mary's extravagant act of devotion reveals what it means to truly listen to Jesus and honour Him before His death. What beautiful thing might we offer Him today?

Jesus declares Himself the Good Shepherd who knows His sheep by name, lays down His life for them, and secures their eternal salvation in His unbreakable grip.

Feel spiritually dry or distant from God? Phil explores how gathering as a church is like sharing a feast where Jesus Himself is the meal. Discover how regularly connecting with God's people can reignite your soul.

When Jesus declared "It is finished," He completed an eternal rescue plan. The cross reveals both the depth of human brokenness and the blazing fire of God's sacrificial love.

Jesus gives His followers a fresh command: love one another as He has loved them. This sacrificial love marks His disciples and shines as a compelling light to the world.

In a world obsessed with calling out judgmentalism while fiercely judging others, Jesus reveals that only the sinless can truly condemn. Yet the One with every right to cast stones chose instead to kneel in the sand and offer grace.

Jesus calls His followers friends, not mere servants, and His sacrificial love compels us to pursue deep, costly friendships with fellow believers in the church.

Jesus is the true vine, and fruitful Christian living flows only from remaining connected to Him. God actively prunes His people to produce the lasting fruit of genuine love for one another.

The Holy Spirit exposes our sin, reveals true righteousness, and points us to the only remedy: Jesus Christ. Without His work, we remain blind to the cross and its power.

The resurrection proves that life beyond death is recognisable, physical, and restorative. In Christ, broken things are made whole and true joy returns.

Jesus stands before Pilate mocked as a criminal, feared as a god, and heralded as king. Every twist in this story reveals God's sovereign plan to crush His Son for our forgiveness.

Want to truly experience Jesus? The answer is surprisingly simple: follow Him where He is working. The deepest communion with Christ comes through active service in His mission.

In John 17, we witness an intimate moment as Jesus prays for His own glory and ours. This is God's eternal plan unfolding: the Father glorified through the Son's sacrifice, and believers embraced by sovereign, electing love.

Can believers ever lose their salvation? Scripture reveals the unshakable grip of God's hands and the one sin that truly separates people from Him.

When crowds abandon Jesus over hard teachings, Peter's response reveals why Christ alone offers what hungry souls truly need.

Jesus launches His public ministry by turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana. This first miracle reveals that God has saved the best for now, offering new wine and a transformed relationship with Him through grace.

When life falls apart and God seems distant, heaven is still open. Through Jesus, the true stairway between heaven and earth, grace reaches us right where we are.

Jesus' scars prove the resurrection is real and personal. In those wounds, we find concrete hope for restored bodies, healed characters, and eternal love that death cannot break.

Jesus stands before Pilate not as a prisoner begging for mercy, but as the true King whose kingdom and authority cannot be overturned by human power.

In uncertain times, Jesus offers troubled hearts a promise: He is preparing a place for us in the Father's house and will bring us safely home.

Jesus calls Himself the true vine and His followers the branches. Discover what it means to abide in Christ, how God prunes us for greater fruitfulness, and why staying connected to Him is our only hope in the battle against sin.

Spiritual life begins not with human effort but with God breathing life into dead souls. Only the Spirit can awaken hearts that are cold, numb, and utterly unable to seek God on their own.

God bridged the impossible gap between heaven and earth by becoming vulnerable flesh. The incarnation reveals a Father's love that climbs down to us, not a distant deity we must ascend to reach.

An empty tomb, folded grave cloths, and eyewitnesses who saw the risen Christ. The resurrection proves death is not the final word and offers hope that transforms everything.

Christmas reveals something far greater than festive cheer. God Himself entered His broken masterpiece to restore it and bring us into His family as beloved children.

Are you thirsty for life, for forgiveness, for hope? Jack explores Jesus' bold invitation at the Feast of Tabernacles, showing how streams of living water flow from Him, offering eternal life freely to all who believe.

A woman arrives at a well hoping to avoid people, but leaves her water jar behind and runs to tell everyone about Jesus. Your story of God's grace holds the same transforming power.

Christians are sent into the world like Jesus was sent, not to escape but to enter people's lives with compassion, sacrifice, and prayer, bringing eternal hope to those searching for answers.

Before time began, the Father and Son made an agreement to save God's people. This eternal covenant reveals unconditional love, personal atonement, and unstoppable grace.

The resurrection of Jesus is not wishful thinking but a hard, confronting fact that transforms everything. Because Christ lives, believers have a personal, certain, and joyfully unimaginable hope.

Jesus, knowing all things had been given to Him, stripped down and washed His disciples' feet. This stunning act reveals the heart of the cross and calls us to humble service.

Jesus calls His followers friends and proves it by laying down His life for them. This sacrificial love offers complete forgiveness and invites everyone to accept this costly gift.

At a wedding in Cana, water becomes wine and everything changes. God saves the best for last, offering new life that transforms rigid hearts into vessels ready for grace.

Jesus warned His disciples that grief was coming, but it would turn to joy. The cross brings unbearable sorrow, yet in a little while, the resurrection declares victory. Through His death, we gain peace with God and a relationship as intimate as a child with their father.

Without the Holy Spirit opening our eyes, we cannot truly see Jesus or understand what Easter means. The Spirit convicts us of our need and then points us to the remedy found in Christ alone.

Jesus calls Himself the true vine and we are the branches. Learn what it means to stay connected to Him, bear fruit, and trust the Father's pruning work in our lives.

On the eve of the cross, Jesus gave His troubled disciples comfort that still speaks today. Discover why faith in Him alone brings hope, assurance, and the way home.

The King of heaven stoops to wash dusty feet, showing the full extent of His love and calling His followers to humble service.

God stepped into His masterpiece. The Word became flesh not just to be a baby in a manger, but to absorb our corruption and make us children of the eternal God.

Jack explores Jesus' encounter with Nicodemus, challenging us to move beyond religious effort and discover what it truly means to be born again. A fresh look at faith, new life, and following Jesus from the inside out.

The resurrection is not just a symbol of hope but a hard fact that changes everything about our future and how we live today.

God entered our dark world not just to be born, but to make us His children. Christmas celebrates the staggering gift of becoming family with God through Christ.

Want to experience Jesus more deeply? He invites us to follow Him into the places where He is actively working, promising that those who serve Him will find Him there.

Death is not the final word. The resurrection of Jesus guarantees believers a future that is personal, certain, and unimaginably wonderful.

When the world feels upside down and voices clash over right and wrong, where do we turn? Jesus shows us how to rest in His judgment, fight our own sin first, and trust Him to make the right call.

Jesus claims to be the only way to the Father. That sounds restrictive, but is it? Discover how true freedom is found not in the absence of limits, but in finding the right ones. And the most liberating limit of all is love.

When crowds walked away from Jesus, Peter asked a question that cuts to the heart of faith: Lord, to whom shall we go? KJ explores why Jesus alone offers the life we desperately need and what it means to truly listen to His words.

Danie explores a life changing question from John 8: who am I really? Discover how Jesus offers more than forgiveness. He gives you a whole new identity as His holy child and disciple.

Before Jesus went to the cross, He promised His followers something remarkable: the Holy Spirit would dwell within them, bringing lasting peace. Discover how obeying His word connects us to the greatest gift He left behind.

True worship flows from hearts captivated by God Himself, not from going through religious motions. When we refocus on who God is rather than what we do, everything changes.

At a wedding feast, Jesus reveals His glory through unexpected abundance. The best wine saved for last points to a revolutionary kingdom message that demands soft, obedient hearts.

Jesus offers living water that satisfies the deepest thirst of the soul. When we drink from this spring, we leave behind our empty containers and find true fulfilment in doing God's will.

When life's storms leave you exhausted and going nowhere, the great I AM walks across impossible circumstances to reach you. Will you make room for Him in your boat?

True discipleship means staying connected to Jesus. Just as branches only bear fruit when attached to the vine, believers only flourish and multiply when they remain rooted in Christ.

True communion with Jesus is found not in distant piety but at the coalface of His kingdom work. Where He is active, His servants will experience His power and presence most vibrantly.

Why did God abandon His own Son on the cross? The answer reveals both the horror of sin's curse and the breathtaking depth of divine love that pursued us relentlessly.

Jesus exposes the lie that breaking free from God's law brings freedom. True freedom comes through belonging to God and hearing His voice through a living relationship with Him.

Can you lose your salvation once you truly belong to Jesus? This sermon explores the biblical promise that nothing can snatch God's children from His hand and what that means for those who seem to walk away.

Jesus calls His people friends, and on the cross He showed exactly what that friendship costs. His death was not tragedy but triumph, creating an entirely new kingdom built on sacrificial love.

Grief turns to joy when we grasp the resurrection. Jesus has overcome the world, transforming our prayers and anchoring our hope in God's unshakeable grace.