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People’s Unbelif and Jesus’ Passion
LORD’S DAY MORNING SERVICE, 28 April 2019. John 12:37-50; Isaiah 52:13-53:6 Rev. Dr. Kwangho Song Main Points: Introduction I. People’s unbelief (vs. 37-43) II. Jesus’ passion (vs. 44-50) Conclusion INTRODUCTION Ch. 12 of John’s Gospel is an interesting and important chapter. Interesting because by the end of this chapter, Jesus’ public ministry is ended. I … Continue reading People’s Unbelif and Jesus’ Passion
The Glorious Message of Jesus’ Resurrection
Sermon from John 20:1-31, preached on Easter Sunday, 21 April 2019. Bible Readings: (OT) Psalm 16:1-11 / (NT) John 20:1-31 Main Points: Introduction I. Jesus’ resurrection declares the bestowal of His peace II. Jesus’ resurrection entrusts us with His mission III. Jesus’ resurrection prompts our growth in faith Conclusion INTRODUCTION In June 1815, almost exactly … Continue reading The Glorious Message of Jesus’ Resurrection
Jesus’ Walk to the Cross
The sermon from some selective verses of the Gospels, preached on Good Friday morning, 19 April 2019. Bible Readings: (OT) Isaiah 53:4-6 / (NT) Mt. 26:1-5, 14-16; Mk. 14:32-42, 43-50, 53-64; Lk. 23:32-54 Main Points: Introduction I. Jesus, the God-Man, in preparation II. Jesus, the God-Man, in prayer III. Jesus, the God-Man, in pain IV. … Continue reading Jesus’ Walk to the Cross
“I Will Gladly Spend and Be Spent”
Sermon from 2 Corinthians 12:15, preached on Sunday, 14 Apr 2019 by the Rev. S. Lee, missionary to [a country]. Bible Readings: (OT) Psalm 46:1-11 / (NT) 2 Corinthians 12:11-21 (esp. v. 15) “I will most gladly spend and be spent for your souls. If I love you more, am I to be loved less?” … Continue reading “I Will Gladly Spend and Be Spent”
