John 3:16 is one of the most well known verses, but what is the context behind it? Pastor Carl attempts to share deep insights the Lord was sharing with Nicodemus, a leader of the Jews who had difficulty understanding. Salvation is a gift from God, it is a work of God, and we need to…
John 2
Jesus’ first miracle was a glimpse into His future… He has come to wash us clean by the water of the Word, the wine representing His blood shed for us to remove our sins. A picture of marriage with the husband laying his life down for his wife, the Lord laid down His life for…
John 1:35-51
Andrew and another disciple (perhaps the author of this Gospel) leave following John the Baptist and begin to follow Jesus and are convinced He is the Messiah. Andrew brings his brother Simon to Jesus and Phillip tells Nathanael to “come and see.” Then Jesus begins a very interesting conversation with Nathanael about Himself being the…
John 1:1-34
Pastor Carl begins a new study of the Gospel According to John. Jesus is revealed as “The Word”, a common term for the gnostics in Ephesus, but now defined as the One who created all things back in Genesis.
2 Corinthians 12 – 13
As he wraps up his final letter to the Corinthians, Paul shares a personal vision and challenge from his life with the message from the Lord, “May grace is sufficient”. When it all comes down, everything in our Christian walk depends on the cross and the grace of Jesus Christ given to us. Without the…
5 Angelic Pronouncements at the Garden Tomb
From Matthew 28:5-7, special guest Brian Tyndall shares a message from the angels spoken to the women at the empty tomb. The resurrection of Jesus Christ changes everything! You cannot be an authentic Christian if you do not believe that fact! Learn more about Brian and Carla and their ministry at: UttermostEvangelism.org
2 Corinthians 11
During Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem the people took branches of palm trees and shouted, “Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord! The King of Israel!” Less than a week later they called out, “crucify Him!” In a similar way the Apostle Paul was concerned that the Corinthians would soon…
2 Corinthians 9 & 10
Giving is like sowing seed resulting in a great harvest. But we do not give to get. If we have been changed by the grace (gift) of God, our hearts desire to give as Christ gave by laying down His life for us. Thanks be to God for His indescribable gift!
2 Corinthians 7 & 8
Paul is pleased to hear the report from Titus on the Corinthians’ godly sorrow and repentance and restoration. When confronted with sin, as believers we need to walk in the truth of the Bible and repent rather than making excuses to justify sin. Godly sorrow leads to joy!
2 Corinthians 5 & 6
The blood of Christ has made us holy… we are clothed in His righteousness. We have been invited to the great feast and have been given white robes. Let’s walk in this grace God has given!