Sermon text: John 12:20-33
Jesus compares himself to a kernel of wheat, which has to die itself in order to produce
many other kernels. Jesus did not shrink from what lay ahead for him, but willingly glorified his Father as the obedient suffering Servant. We rejoice to hear it because it is how we have become wheat in the Father’s granary.
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Sermon text: John 3:14-21
Every Christian has memorized John 3:16 at one time or another. Today’s message provides
it in context, emphasizing that a relationship with Jesus is the determining factor in life.
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Sermon text: Mark 14:55-65
From Caiaphas we learn the inherent dangers of hypocrisy, being encouraged to admit what
we are – sinful human beings – and to trust completely in Jesus for forgiveness. Then and then only will be empowered to be less hypocritical toward others.
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Sermon text: John 2:13-22
Jesus went to the temple to pray and worship his Father. But he found a noisy bazaar in the
temple courtyard and acted decisively to cleanse the temple area of this distraction. Our distractions need to be set aside, too, when we come into God’s house.
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Sermon text: John 18:4-11
Our zeal for the Lord can be misguided if we, like Peter, take matters into our own hands
instead of being guided by him and his Word.
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