The Gospel of John | The Bread of Life – John 6:22-59
Jesus Christ is the bread of life who gives to those who come to Him from a never-ending supply.
Jesus Christ is the bread of life who gives to those who come to Him from a never-ending supply.
The resurrection seals the fate of the believers who will die but only to fall asleep. One day, because of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, our death will not be the end of our story but we will find a newness of life as we submit to Jesus Christ’s Lordship over our lives.
The Tiger King is neither about Tigers nor Kings. But it is an excellent caricature of what happens when we fall into the sin of pride. Also, what else are we gonna talk about? Because its not going to be that OTHER thing.
The underlying question of Christ’s descent to the place of the dead asks “What did Jesus do after His death but before His resurrection?”
Danny unpacks his faith, the struggles along the way, and the comfort from God in the second part of our special on constructing our faith.
For the Apostles’ Creed to proclaim that Jesus Christ was crucified, died, and was buried, establishes that this same Jesus Christ serves as the punishment for the sins of mankind. He fulfills the Old Testament covenant while paving the way for the New Covenant.
It’s like the Mad Max of toilet paper out there. Danny and Caleb look at the Corona Virus and how the church can and should respond. Wash your hands people.
If Jesus Christ is an historical figure, then the suffering that Jesus faced actually occurred. He faced a brutal suffering that led up to His death in both a physical and spiritual sense all while being completely innocent of any sin. The hope and humility we approach the cross of Jesus Christ permits us to love Jesus as our Lord and Savior as He loved us first.
We stop deconstructing faith and construct faith instead by telling our story. You won’t want to miss part one of this two part series on Caleb’s journey of faith and the struggles along the way.
The resurrection was a display of Christ’s authority and divinity, even after the disciples doubted it, and shows that Christ and Christ alone has the power to save.
