"The Light of the World" - John 8:12-30
/Pastor Matt resumes the series in the Gospel of John by looking at Jesus's rich, multi-faceted claim to be the Light - truth, glory, life - of the world, and what that means for us.
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"The Lord is Our Shepherd" - Psalm 23
/Pastor Matt preaches on the Lord as the Good Shepherd who is with his sheep in the dark and lonely places, and who lays down his life for the sheep.
"The Best Thing Possible" - John 7:53-8:11
/Pastor Matt preaches on Jesus the gracious judge, who does the best thing possible for both the condemners and the condemned, and who instead of rightly condemning us, dies in our place.
"The Fulfillment of the Festival" - John 7:1-52
/Pastor Matt preaches on Jesus as the substance and fulfillment of the symbols and celebration at the Festival of Booths, and what that means for those who are thirsty.
"The Lord Catches His Fish and Feeds His Sheep" - John 21:1-14
/Rev. Bradley Barnes (of Christ the King Newton) guest preaches on the grace of Jesus to go after his people and feed them.
"The Bread of Life" - John 6:22-71
/Pastor Matt preaches on Jesus proclaiming himself as the Bread of Life, the One who satisfies and gives life to the world.
"Signs of Deliverance" - John 6:1-21
/Pastor Matt preaches on the signs of Jesus feeding the crowd and walking on water, and how the point to him as the True Deliverer, bringing the True and better Exodus, by setting us free from our greatest enemies.
"This Changes Everything" - John 20:1-18
/Pastor Matt preaches on how the resurrection changes everything for Mary Magdalene and the disciples, and for us today as well, giving us hope in a world under the shadow of death.
"Telling the Truth" - John 5:18-47
/On Palm Sunday, Pastor Matt preaches on the implications of Jesus's identity, if indeed he is telling the truth about who he is.
"Eyes and Hands" - Genesis 48:1-20
/Pastor Peter Scheidt preaches on the story of Jacob blessing Jospeh and his two sons, on eyes that see the Lord and hands that have been taught not to grasp, but to bless.
