Sermons About Judas
The Power of Godly Sorrow
“If Only” are some of the most powerful and painful words we can use. Dealing with the “if only’s” of our life can be tricky and painful but it is still important to do. In this study we examine how God tells us to deal with and get past the regrets that can hurt us and others so deeply.
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EDIFICANDO MI VIDA ESPIRITUAL
El hombre hace hazañas increíbles. Muchas veces nos asombramos de nuestras capacidades físicas y mentales, pero…y nuestra vida espiritual? Cuan fuerte somos ?. Judas nos muestra acerca de la necesidad de edificar nuestra vida espiritual. Que edifica la vida espiritual ?
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Journey to the Secret Place - Honoring His Presence
As we journey to the secret place we must learn how to abandon ourselves to God and what it truly means to honor Him.
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Jesus And Judas And You
In the beginning of the story of Jesus in the gospel of John we are told that Jesus is full of grace and truth. Not grace or truth but grace and truth. Here in the story of the upper room we see both the grace and the truth of Jesus revealed against the dark background of human betrayal and satanic seduction.
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Luke 22:47-53 Compassion in the face of betrayal
Christ was not only betrayed by Judas, but the people who had days before praised Him as king and even His other desciples. His response as with his people today was compasssion.
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Have You Had Your Bath?
In John 13 Jesus is taking His last opportunity to prepare His disciples for His soon coming death. As He sits with them at the Passover meal, His Last Supper, He begins to serve them in a menial way as He assumes the position of a lowly slave by washing their feet. Peters abrupt refusal to allow such a thing provides Him with a great teaching opportunity. Jesus tells him, “He who is bathed needs only to wash his feet, but is completely clean; and you are clean, but not all of you." This sets the stage for a profound spiritual truth. Have you had your bath?
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The Way of the Cross
Palm Sunday celebrates Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Why did Jesus die? There are many reasons. Listen as Pastor Tim Kelly dissects both the human and divine reasons.
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Thirty Pieces of Silver
Jesus was treated as a "hero" on Palm Sunday, at the "Triumphant Entry"...they wanted to crown Him as their KING.
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Not To Be Served But To Serve
Jesus came not to be served but to serve. Jesus Christ, the king of kings, bowed down and washed the disciples feet. Are we washing one another s feet?
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LOOK WHAT GOD HAS DONE FOR US! "In Our Daily Lives, in Salvation History, and thru the Person of Jesus Christ (Mark 14:12-31) 03-08-09
INTRODUCTION (see expanded introduction below). GOD IS WORKING IN OUR DAILY LIVES: --->The Passover Preparations (vs12-16): Jesus Reigns and Provides for Us; Look for Christ in Everyday Life. ---> A Friend’s Betrayal Foretold (vs17-21): Jesus Befriends Sinners; Love (& Worship) Jesus as the Man of Sorrows (Is 53:3). GOD IS WORKING IN SALVATION HISTORY: --->The Lord’s Supper (vs22-25) (see notes under the introduction): Jesus is Our Passover Lamb (our Savior); Proclaim His Coming Kingdom (thru the Gospel). ---> The “Scattering” Foretold (vs26-31): Jesus Purifies His Sheep (Zec 13:7-9); Trust in the Shepherd: not in “Self”. [EXPANDED INTRODUCTION: Salvation History: --->Highlights of the Passover & the Lord’s Supper; --->The Passover & the Exodus: (see Exodus 11-14); --->The Four Cups of the Jewish Passover: (based on Ex 6:6-8; esv) 1. I will bring you out from under the burdens of the Egyptians. 2. I will deliver you from slavery. 3. will redeem you with an outstretched arm and acts of judgment. 4. I will take you to be my people and I will be your God. ---> Comparing* the Passover Celebration and the Lord’s Supper: The Passover for the Jews looks back to the Exodus and forward to Salvation (God taking them to be His people in the promise land). The Lord’s Supper for Christians looks back to the Cross and forward to the 2nd Coming (God dwelling with His people - as our God and we as His people in eternal glory). *(Revised/adapted from Mark by David Garland; NIVAC; pg 533)].
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