Sermons onJohn 17

1 Corinthians

• 18:08John 17

  and i'll tell you why in a second that the word love here is the word agape it is the new testament word for love it's got a meaning all on its own it's the kind of love that we see scattered all throughout the new testament that it's the word used to describe the love that the father has for the son in john chapter 17 it's the kind of love that is perfectly manifested in jesus we see in second corinthians this is a love

• 37:47John 17

  prays in John 17 he prays with this agape love in his heart and would this prayer that he prays resonate over the room today resonate over our hearts let this prayer that Jesus prays be a prayer over us Jesus says I pray not only for these but I also pray for those who believe in me through their word may they be one as

The Epistles of John

• 29:36John 17

  That's what you need. Church, if God has given us the most beautiful answer for the world's deepest problems, why would we cruelly ignore greater needs in their life? True love, true truth love is always tethered to the truth of God. Walk in truth. But truth also shapes the soul. John 17, 17.

You Asked for it

• 4:31John 17

  So before we jump into the Word of God, and if you have your Bible, we will look at the Gospel of John. John 17 shortly. Jesus' prayer for His disciples. So you can go ahead and find your way to the fourth Gospel. The 17th book of that Gospel. As we ask the question of the Holy Spirit, "Father, how do you want us to live out our faith in the midst of our ever-changing culture?"

• 18:35John 17

  and teaching them everything I have commanded you. Dear brother and dear sister, how can we go make disciples of all people if we are content to segregate ourselves into a Christian bubble? So then how do we live? There is a fourth way. And this is what Jesus prays in John 17, verse 9. He doesn't want the culture to impact you.

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Who's Your King

• 33:49John 17:1

  John 17 1 Jesus spoke these things he looked up to heaven and he said father the hour has come Jesus could use any other words that he so choose but by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit and through his divinity Jesus chose this word he said father glorify your son so that the son may

From Death to Life

• 29:35John 17

  Have you ever wondered what Jesus would pray for you? We know. John 17, Jesus says, I pray not only for the disciples, that's these, but also I pray for those who believe in me through their word. You know who that is? If you believe in Jesus Christ, that's you. Through their word. He says, I pray that they may be one as you,

The JESUS Story

• 12:23John 17

  And the extreme pressure of the weight produces the oil. And it was at this point where Jesus, pressed by the weight of his mission, Luke tells us, sweat drops of blood. And he prays in one of the prayers in the garden. John 17, verse 5. Jesus says, Father, glorify me in your presence with the glory I had with you before the world existed. Now, the cross happens after this, but the cross was not an afterthought.

• 12:56John 17

  Now, the cross happens after this, but the cross was not an afterthought. Because from the very beginning of the world, Jesus, who was God, he was God in the very beginning. He was the same in substance, equal in power. And as we see in John 17, 5, equal in glory. This Jesus, this God, went on a rescue mission. Because Jesus knew what Romans, sorry, what Hebrews says.

The JESUS Story

• 18:43John 17

  John 17 reminds us of the same thing. This is eternal life. This is eternal life. That they may know you. Jesus is saying to God that they may know you. The only true God. The one you have sent also. Jesus Christ. John is reminding us that to know Jesus is to know life. Let me say that again. To know Jesus Christ. In verse 4. In him was life. If you know Jesus, you have life and you know life.

Reset

• 34:21John 17

  Because we believe that when we unite in prayer, God works. He works and He hears from heaven and He changes lives. And if you don't think this is important, I want us to listen to the last prayer of Jesus. The last thing that Jesus prays in the garden of Gethsemane is this. It's found in John chapter 17. Jesus prayed. He says, Lord, I pray not only for these as the disciples, but also for those who believe in me through their word.