I am the Bread of Life. Those who come will never hunger and those who believe will never hunger.
Author: Luther Wesley
The Eternal Bread
SermonsJohn 6:22-27
Jesus, the day after feeding the five thousand, speaks to the crowd about the enduring. Read and eternal eternal life.
The Promised Prophet
SermonsIn John’s Gospel 6:1-21, Jesus feeds the five thousand, walks on water, and is proclaimed to be the Promised Prophet.
Heavy Laden
MemesOur burdens are far to often to much to bear, but we have a savior who bids us come to Him. Come to Him and He will give you rest.

Bear Witness
SermonsThere is one who accuses you: Moses, on whom you have set your hope. 46 For if you believed Moses, you would believe me; for he wrote of me. 47 But if you do not believe his writings, how will you believe my words
John 5:45–47 (ESV)
Jesus, in his discourse with the Jews, tells of the witnesses that point to Him and the validity of His ministry. These four witnesses include John the Baptist, Jesus’ works, the Father, and the Scriptures.
Works of the Father
SermonsJohn 5:18-29 we learn of the power and authority of Jesus Christ in doing the will of the Father. Jesus, like the Father, has life in Himself and gives life to whom He wills.
Church Vision
MemesIf any vision casting being done fails to include and emphasize the vision that Christ gave for the church it needs to be marked and avoided.

Jesus heals at the pool
SermonsThe power over death
SermonsJesus heals the official’s son.
The Messiah and the Harvest
SermonsBehold, I say to you, lift up your eyes and look at the fields, for they are already white for harvest!
John 4:35 (NKJV)
Jesus, during His conversation with the Samaritan woman, identifies Himself as the Messiah, the long-awaited for Anointed One.
He is the promised Seed of the woman who is to crush the serpent’s head and redeem God’s people from their sin. He also makes the wonderful declaration that the harvest has come and that sowing and reaping will coincide. The fields are white with harvest and the laborers are being sent to reap and bring in the fruit of the labor that has and will be performed on behalf of the Master.