SCRIPTURE: John 12:20-36 OBSERVATION: The Greeks want to see Jesus, Jesus replies by speaking about dying to produce many seeds. The ‘many seeds’ refers to the many people (not just Jews) who will be saved by His death, the ‘all people’ He will draw to Himself. Jesus shows the high cost of following Him (vv.24-25), as…
Apr 1 — Isaiah 40:12-31
SCRIPTURE: Isaiah 40:12-31 OBSERVATION: The basic message is, ‘how can you criticize or complain about Me, don’t You realize who I am?’ God made it all, in a way, with a wisdom and a power that far surpasses us. We have a lot of nerve to compare God to a statue, to reduce Him to our…
Mar 31 — 1 Corinthians 9:1-18
SCRIPTURE: 1 Corinthians 9:1-18 OBSERVATION: Paul is being criticized by certain people (possibly leaders) at the church in Corinth, accused of being in it only for their money, being materially and personally motivated. Paul argues that although he has the right to expect certain things, he didn’t claim those rights so as to not hinder the spread…
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Sermon on Psalm 146 (again)
I’m still preaching on Psalm 146, with the theme Everyone Has A Saviour! On Easter Sunday (April 8, 2007) I am reflecting on the concluding verses how the Lord will thwart the plans of the wicked, but He Himself will reign forever! Do you have any comments or questions about the passages?
Punishing children… isn’t that harsh?
“At the risk of sounding like a total non believer, I do wonder about the punishment in Exodus 20:5. To me, it sounds a little harsh.” Anyone have any thoughts to share?
Who did Adam and Eve’s children marry?
“Is it allowed in the Bible for brothers to marry their sisters and vice-versa, and if so or not, what did Adam and Eve’s children do (if there was no one else in the world)?” Anyone have any thoughts to share?
Mar 30 — Hebrews 3:1-19
SCRIPTURE: Hebrews 3:1-19 OBSERVATION: A message to those who have accepted Jesus as the messiah, to keep their focus on Jesus through all their trials and challenges. Like Moses, Jesus was faithful to God in fulfilling His assignment; but Jesus is greater than Moses, a “son” compared to a “servant”. As believers we are God’s house…
Mar 29 — Hebrews 2:1-18
SCRIPTURE: Hebrews 2:1-18 OBSERVATION: How much more important is the message of Jesus than the old covenant (vv.1-3). The message of Jesus was confirmed by those with Him (disciples), as well as by God through signs and wonders, and through the Holy Spirit (vv.3-4). The world is entrusted to humans (vv.6-8 quotes Psalm 8:4-6), but we have…
Mar 28 — Hebrews 1:1-14
SCRIPTURE: Hebrews 1:1-14 OBSERVATION: God speaks in a variety of ways but Jesus (the Son) is the ultimate message from God. The Son of God (also known as the “Word of God”, John 1:1-5) is how God made the universe, is the ruler of the universe, and is the revelation of God to the universe (the way…