The True Vine: John 15
June 2, 2022
Note: Please refer to video for slides.
Taught by Ben Dowdy
Senior Pastor of Living Hope Bible Church
Single Teachings
From despair to victory! Journey through Psalm 22, witnessing the Messiah's emotional turmoil and physical torment. Experience the powerful turning point as lament transforms into praise. Discover the promise of eternal salvation and how the Sovereign Messiah will be worshipped by all nations. God hears our cries! This is part 2 of a two-part series entitled “Suffering Messiah/Sovereign Messiah.”
Unpack Psalm 22: From David's lament of turmoil and torment to a prophecy of the Suffering Messiah, Jesus! Explore the powerful connection to the crucifixion, including being forsaken, taunted, and pierced. Discover how this psalm foreshadows the Sovereign Messiah's triumph! This is part 2 of a two-part series entitled “Suffering Messiah/Sovereign Messiah.”
In John 15:1-11 we see Jesus' powerful message on the true vine and branches. Learn the vital importance of abiding in Christ to produce spiritual fruit. Understand how God's pruning is a sign of His care, leading us to produce more fruit. Discover how staying connected to Jesus results in full joy and glorifies the Father.
"What does it mean to live as a Christian in a world of trials and suffering? This sermon examines 1 Peter 2:11-25 and how your identity in Christ should change your conduct.
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Taught by Dr Tony Caffey Senior Pastor of Verse By Verse Fellowship
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Just three simple truths about Jesus this Christmas Eve, 2022! When we say “Behold Him”… When we sing that in just a few moments… Who exactly are we beholding?
So, we consider and study this parable and what it teaches based on the complete teaching of Christ and His Apostles. What we will see, is that good works are the fruit of a changed life – through the dwelling by the Holy Spirit in a believer’s heart.
A Tale of Husband and Wife
What’s described here in Psalm 110 can’t possibly be used for David. It’s too big, it’s too cumbersome, and it’s too overwhelming for King David. There’s got to be another king, another “priest in the order of Melchizedek,” that David is describing in this passage.
A Thankful Life
A New Look at the Old Testament
The Great Escape
Living Sacrifice
Taking it to the Next Level
Why the Resurrection
Protoevangelium
Don't Be Afraid
Life Off the Bench
He Is Risen
Luke 17
