Sermons About Judas
False Repentance: Matthew 27:3-5
False Repentance is a huge issue within the church. Inactive members, so-called Carnal Christians... Learn to differentiate false repentance from true repentance.
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Judas - Pastor Rae Orozco
A message given during the Sunday AM service on "Judas" from the Series on John's Gospel.
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The Charade
In this series on the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Steve and others take us through Jesus’ journey from His birth in a manger in Bethlehem to His death on the cross at Calvary. Through messages such as The Healer, The Teacher, and The Miracle Worker, Pastor Steve presents a unique view of Jesus during His earthly ministry and shows Christians that Jesus is the ultimate example of what our lives should look like.
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Who's Really on Trial Here?
Jesus "The Branch" is arrested in the garden. The "I AM" will defend his flock. While on trial before the Jews, two required witnesses are not produced -- but two High Priests will condemn the Christ. Peter is also on trial this night (John will "restore" Peter later...), but the Jewish leadership is the real guilty party this night [Some great apologetic information here...]
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The Alternate Apostle
In Acts 1:12-26, Luke explained how the eleven apostles went about choosing a replacement for Judas so they would have a complete apostolic team that was poised and ready for the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost.
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Three Failures
Peter, Judas and Pilate all failed spectacularly in the hours leading up to the Crucifixion. Peter was overconfident; Judas a know-it-all; and Pilate didn't like being put upon to make a judgment about Jesus. We should take their failures to heart and learn from them.
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Walking on Water
Jesus walks on water, but there were 12 people on the boat who saw Him do it. What explains the very different responses?
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16-MAR-2008 The WAY of Hope
Both Peter and Judas put their hope in the wrong place and as a result forsook the Lord ... where is your hope?
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Relentless Determination
After Jesus struggled in prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, he was determined to go all the way—to die for your sin on Calvary. In John chapter 18, there are groups and individuals, each one with their own agenda, with the potential to hinder Jesus from accomplishing his mission: the Roman army, a religious delegation, Judas, Peter, and John. But God, in his sovereign power and relentless determination, carried out his plan to offer his son as your sacrifice in spite of the failures of these groups and individuals. Today, he is as determined to keep you as his child in spite of your own failures.
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