Jesus Christ is God’s special revelation, unique in how he alone reveals and exposes both the truth about God and the truth about us. He is God’s personal, saving presence in action, and he invites all who live in darkness to come to him, walk in the light he is and provides, and be transformed from the inside out.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: I Am
Scripture: John 8:12-20
The point of the sign and reenactment and ensuing discussion of the feeding of the multitudes is not that Jesus provides food, but that Jesus IS food. He is the one who mediates the very life of God, life that truly satisfies, life that is imperishable and never ends.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: I Am
Scripture: John 6:34-58
For people of faith living in this broken world, the whole story of Lazarus teaches that it’s not just the things Jesus does that reveal his heart, but sometimes it’s the things he doesn’t do. Neither his permitting of suffering nor his delay in relieving it is ever in conflict with his love for you. In all things, he is working for the glory of God and for the good of those he loves. He doesn’t always heal. But he does raise the dead.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: That You Might Believe
Scripture: John 11:1-46
Despite appearances, God is at work in and through your experiences of suffering. It is possible that the things in your life that cause the worst distress are the very things in which God wants to reveal his glory the most. He wants to reveal himself to you and through you.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: That You Might Believe
Scripture: John 9
As you and I find ourselves engulfed in the torrents and swells of life in this broken world, Jesus comes into the midst of it all, walking on top of it all, to make himself known. It takes faith to see him coming atop the waves and hear him calling through the darkness—faith that is grounded in the truth of his word.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: That You Might Believe
Scripture: John 6:16-21
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