Sean Corser is a Christian, husband, father, pastor, teacher, and aspiring writer. Stay tuned for new sermons and articles weekly.
All in John's Gospel
As Jesus continues his farewell discourse he promises his disciples the coming helper; the Holy Spirit. Through our union with Christ the Father and the Son make their home in those who believe in Jesus, by the Spirit. Therefore we should walk by the Spirit as we seek to live lives glorifying to God.
Jesus was an unexpected King who came to rule and reign in a kingdom that will never end. But many would never have expected his reign to come through not in spite of his death. In fact, his kingdom must be inaugurated through his death, resurrection, and ascension. Ultimatley leading to his glorification as the Son at the right hand of the Father.
I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, and everyone who believes in me shall never die.
Explicit faith in Jesus is required. A response is demanded. Jesus, if you believe in him, has already made you alive with him. Enjoy.
Do you find yourself in the trap of comparison? Scroll through youtube or any social media platform and you’ll see, and feel compelled to, compare yourself to others. Well, John, in this section of His Gospel, reminds us that there is a greater comparison; one in which we are woefully fallen short. Jesus is supreme over all things, and the love the Father has for him, so much so that he has given him dominion over all things. The main point of this sermon is that Jesus has Supremacy and Dominion over all things, and therefore we should believe in Him.
What was the motivation for sending the Son? What was the purpose for which he was sent? Why did He need to be sent? This text answers these questions.
Jesus knows you better than you know yourself. Does that comfort or alarm you? It should do both and here’s why.
Jesus desires pure worship yet knowing it would take his life, death, and resurrection to open up a way for his people to worship purely, in Spirit and in Truth.
Who are you following? All through out scripture, Jesus is revealed as the Messiah. There are some in this passage who confess this and begin to tell others. A mark of a follower of Jesus is that they tell others about him.
